RE: What do you see when you see me?

Thanks and you have great advice about changing things when things are not the best. We can always encourage others to better ideas as opposed to only complaining that they might be too negative and addictive to drugs, sex, money, power, phones, texting, abuse, talking, alcohol, games, sleep, pain pills, etc. It can be tough to get out and it helps to be patient and to be an ear and a shoulder to cry on for those who are interested in escaping addiction which is like a loop. We could become enablers to addicts sometimes. We all can be addicted to anything and everything at times. So, we can all relate to one another concerning addiction and life in general. I may not have your addiction but I may have my own struggle. But that does not mean I cannot sympathize or empathize or relate at all. We do not always have to be so divided because of alleged differences we may have in different addictions, struggles, problems, habits, lifestyles, priorities, and we may have different backgrounds, gender, skin color, religions, cultures, ages, priorities, perspectives, beliefs, etc. And yet, yeah, people are not always the same in everything... especially in IQ, in how smart we may or may not be haha, but we sure can help each other out more than we may know, normally, generally speaking.