Do people find this site addictive?
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Tobias
Posts: 46 Courageous
Just curious if people find themselves on here even when not necessarily searching for anything?
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Hi @Tobias and welcome to the community! We hope the community will be able to not only support people, but facilitate conversations about whatever the members are interested in. Even if this isn't about disability.
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Chloe_Scope said:Hi @Tobias and welcome to the community! We hope the community will be able to not only support people, but facilitate conversations about whatever the members are interested in. Even if this isn't about disability.
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Hi @Tobias......I tend to check out the numerous emails that come through from Scope every day so yes it can become addictive. Sometimes if the subject matter is interesting or relevant I will post a comment in reply. Isn't that what it's all about? Maybe the word addictive is a bit strong and habitual could be used instead...just a suggestion.
Best wishes.
DLTBGYD
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I wouldn't say it's addictive, I don't get withdrawal symptoms if I don't visit the site, but it has become another of my daily forums to browse since joining.
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Hello @Tobias I use this forum. As my friend. When your lonely and isolated have no one to talk to for weeks maybe months outside.
Out last week in the taxi still get the anxiety shakes and more. After not being out for three months.
So this is my friends. Meet every day talk to those who I care for and have time for.
Some I class as family a community. On a daily basis. To many like myself a lifeline a lot of support those who are struggling. Mentally and physically my time is giving them some salvation.
Been on here two years last month and much more like every day so appreciated to every one.
Many of the Team I regard as the people I can rely on to give me any guidance and friendly kind word does help.
I am one of the community champions on the forum so appreciate the responses. A gentleman like myself needs a little guidance a helping hand if he needs some one to talk to about any thing.
Inspiration a lift helps with the moods.
Hope that helps your question.
Please take care.
@thespiceman
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thespiceman said:Hello @Tobias I use this forum. As my friend. When your lonely and isolated have no one to talk to for weeks maybe months outside.
Out last week in the taxi still get the anxiety shakes and more. After not being out for three months.
So this is my friends. Meet every day talk to those who I care for and have time for.
Some I class as family a community. On a daily basis. To many like myself a lifeline a lot of support those who are struggling. Mentally and physically my time is giving them some salvation.
Been on here two years last month and much more like every day so appreciated to every one.
Many of the Team I regard as the people I can rely on to give me any guidance and friendly kind word does help.
I am one of the community champions on the forum so appreciate the responses. A gentleman like myself needs a little guidance a helping hand if he needs some one to talk to about any thing.
Inspiration a lift helps with the moods.
Hope that helps your question.
Please take care.
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As a newbie hereabouts, I look forward to a private message from my new friend...also I look forward to answers to any threads I`ve started and to others.
Yeh, I`m addicted!
Got too much time on my hands most days, so I need folk to chat to. That`s you! x -
I am addicted. I visit often to answer posts and offer support. On vacation now so I am busy doing other things.
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Addictive? Bwa Ha Ha.Resident joker - not to be taken too seriously ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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The UK is to hand over £98m to India despite the country - which has spent almost the same on a lunar probe - now giving out more foreign aid than it receives.
As part of the UK's aid budget, the Department for International Development (DfID) will give £52m this year and a further £46m in 2019/20.
It comes despite India spending £95.4m on the lunar probe, Chandrayaan-2, which is set to launch in January.
Maybe why the DWP wants to hold its £££ back.
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Not going to lie but yes, I'm addicted! When my notifications stopped working, I was having bad withdrawal symptoms! ?Disability Gamechanger - 2019
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Ami2301 said:Not going to lie but yes, I'm addicted! When my notifications stopped working, I was having bad withdrawal symptoms! ?
Resident joker - not to be taken too seriously ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ -
GettinOlde said:Ami2301 said:Not going to lie but yes, I'm addicted! When my notifications stopped working, I was having bad withdrawal symptoms! ?Disability Gamechanger - 2019
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GettinOlde said:Ami2301 said:Not going to lie but yes, I'm addicted! When my notifications stopped working, I was having bad withdrawal symptoms! ?
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