Comments on: Coping With Shouty People & Scary Stuff On The Internet.

By: Elizabeth Williams

Elizabeth Williams — Fri, 28 Apr 2017 18:04:40 +0000

really well put! I love the idea of taking a remedy to shield you before losing on.

By: Natures Message

Natures Message — Fri, 21 Apr 2017 09:12:14 +0000

In reply to Glyn. I get cross too Glyn, we cannot deny our feelings. I think passion is the positive side of anger, it is a good thing to have, it is what makes positive changes in the world. It is a fine line isn't it? Illustrating unicorns sounds a very happy thing to be doing, am sure it will be beautiful <3 xx

By: Natures Message

Natures Message — Fri, 21 Apr 2017 09:08:15 +0000

In reply to margaret.

Thank you Margaret, I will try and write more often! Sharing posts for animal adoptions is such a good way to redress the balance and I know several people who have taken in animals that way, that is how I got Primrose the duck who was in need of a home!
La La land is a good place to be 🙂
Love Debs xx

By: Glyn

Glyn — Thu, 20 Apr 2017 07:35:33 +0000

I love this Debs, so well put and a reminder to me on how to deal with this stuff – I do have trouble containing my passion/anger when I see negative/cruel info on social media, especially when it comes to animals and children but I must remember to deal with it in a positive way like you do. xxx Also thanks for the reminder to top up on my energy, I always forget this needs doing! Lots of love to you and yours xxx

I am going to finish illustrating my unicorn today now! 🙂 xx

By: margaret

margaret — Wed, 19 Apr 2017 14:11:37 +0000

Debbie l love your blogs your really should write more! I see things people and animals suffering all the time on FB book updates l move swiftly pass them their pictures stay with me haunt me pain me l cannot comment on them as then l feel as if l acknowledge their situation l must help them in some way……..politics bore me they are all liars l share pages with animals for adoption you never know they may just find a loving home. Off now to la la land its nice here in my head 😉

Love Margaret x

By: tommy

tommy — Wed, 19 Apr 2017 12:29:40 +0000

In reply to Callie Carling.

I think the anger is a mask for the fear that people are feeling, people get defensive when they feel vulnerable and become shouty!
I agree with you, sometimes we just have to say no and walk away, back to the boundaries thing again… I am so sorry you had that situation but I am glad you are free now. We cannot make everyone like us and have to accept the fact that is their issue and not ours, focus on the things we can change. Keep on being you beautiful, those that truly know you love you xxx
PS I am not Tommy even though this says I am, I am not sure why it thinks I am him, I do not have a beard….

By: Callie Carling

Callie Carling — Wed, 19 Apr 2017 12:20:02 +0000

“Keyboard warriors” … oh my, that had me crying with laughter! I love it!

On a serious note, the whole world seems to be populated by angry people: the only time I felt any kind of shift was when I landed in India recently, where I didn’t sense any hostility.

I DO believe in the power of visualisation, the power of positive thinking yet there does come a time when you have to draw a line in the sand. Last Saturday, I came under such a ferocious personal attack from a family member that it actually came as a blessed relief that these feelings were finally out in the open, leaving me free to walk away and know that no matter how much love and compassion I show this person, its not going to change their attitude, their feelings towards me. Sometimes we just have to recognise when enough is enough and shore up our boundaries and remove ourselves from specific situations (such as certain Facebook groups hahaaha)