I don't post as often as I'd like...

[Christie Camelle]

...but I don't want to be thought of as a lurker either. I read your posts. I study them and learn from your experiences and knowledge. I have learned so much from you all, even though I have been a CD for years. I appreciate each of you.

Big Hugs,
Amber Lyn

[Amy R Lynn]

Guess I'll be the first to say it: No one is going to judge you here!

If reading our posts gets you the information and ability to feel good about who we are, then so be it. I don't think any less of anyone that doesn't post that often. We all have our reasons for joining here. I appreciate anyone who takes the time to just read my posts.

[Cynthia Anne]

Hi Amber Lyn! That's what sisters are for; to help one another! Hugs!

[Thera Home]

Amy and Amber Lyn(n)

You guys are real sisters huh. You can't pull the wool over my eyes. Im too smart for that old trick:heehee:

Thera

[~Joanne~]

There is nothing wrong with lurking, I did for a couple of months before I joined. We'd rather have you in the conversations though ;)

[Lady Slipper]

Hi Amber,
I too find I'm not as active as I thought I would be. Someone is always posting what I want to say, only more eloquently than I could! :) For now I mostly lurk and suck the knowledge and experience from the members here, like a vampire! :devil: Bwaaahaaa! Halloween approaches!

[Jenn A116]

No need to lurk. Your opinion is just as valid as anybody else's. Even if somebody has already said what you were going to say, go ahead and post your view. Its another data point for the OP to consider.

[Jenny Doolittle]

Hi Amber, and don't feel like you are a lurker at all. I think this is the greatest place to learn you are not alone and discover so much about yourself. I am pleased to hear that maybe some comment I have made in the past has helped you or some other person.

[Beverley Sims]

The only judgment that can be made is if you post something that others perceive as weird.
Who knows what weird is anyway?

[Wildaboutheels]

Well Amber for whatever it is worth, I think for someone wanting and wishing to LEARN, it's far better to lurk and READ, rather than simply have a glance at the question box and post a response of some kind.

And don't let it worry you if you can't relate to a lot of it. Or much at all for that matter. Or "Understand" all the different angles that people approach it from. There are a zillion different unique flavors here and "ways" to CD.

Most importantly there IS NO right or wrong way so don't hesitate to jump in with a Q.