An island strictly for people with SP only..

[jamie1088]

How good would that be!

I have been thinking about this for a wee while, imagine there was an Island or resort that was strictly only for SP sufferers and we could all go for a holiday without fear of being judged or embarassed by our problems.

If I win the lottery i'm going to buy an Island and start this up...who's coming? :lol:

 

[blonderedhead]

ME! BUISNESS PARTNERS! LoL

 

[Infected_Malignity]

that would be awesome at first, but it could get old.

also, if i was there, there would be tons of poking fun, riots, and total chaos... so you might not wanna invite me. or maybe you do. depends on what you're into!

 

[Argamemnon]

That would be great. I can't stand extroverts, and they can't stand me.

 

[jamie1088]

ME! BUISNESS PARTNERS! LoL

Lol well that is the agreement :wink:

 

[Ukazuto]

that would be cool. I wonder what it's like to be around people who are like me...

 

[Iseesky]

Awesome plan! I'd love to come to your island...where will you locate it? :lol:

 

[Sacrament]

This is the kind of thing that will push you further away from other people. Why do people with SA/SP think of themselves as 'different'? We're not different from everyone else, people. If we start realizing that we're no better nor no worse than others, it will be easier to cope and fit in.

 

[miss_amy]

It wouldn't help me, I'd still be scared of people social phobics or not. There's also the added worry that knowing everyone was 'delicate' and worried I might upset someone.

 

[Cynic]

I have been thinking about this for a wee while, imagine there was an Island or resort that was strictly only for SP sufferers and we could all go for a holiday without fear of being judged or embarassed by our problems.

I would be up for that. Better still, a permanant community for SPs, avoidents etc. away from the yuppies, neds and in-your-face types.

 

[gobbledegook]

oo pick me.. pick me!!!

 

[chris420]

It wouldn't help me, I'd still be scared of people social phobics or not. There's also the added worry that knowing everyone was 'delicate' and worried I might upset someone.

Ditto.

This is the kind of thing that will push you further away from other people. Why do people with SA/SP think of themselves as 'different'? We're not different from everyone else, people. If we start realizing that we're no better nor no worse than others, it will be easier to cope and fit in.

Ditto II

 

[Seabreeze]

My bags are packed 8)

 

[Argamemnon]

It wouldn't help me, I'd still be scared of people social phobics or not. There's also the added worry that knowing everyone was 'delicate' and worried I might upset someone.

:lol: