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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. [QUOTE]Originally posted by copper86: [QB] That's great! That's good that you always have your cell phone on you. A bus is a good place too, because it usually has a few people and you can kind of blend in or keep an eye out and yell to get someone's attention. Did he get on that same bus, too? When I go out for walks or out to do errands on my own - or even when I see my partner or friends and I might be alone getting there at some point - I always have ID and some spare change or bills in case I need a taxi or to get somewhere fast. Having your cell phone and plans ready will probably make you feel a little safer when you're out and about. It is understandable that it was hard to see him. Seeing people who have hurt us in some ways can be very painful. What I usually do when this happens is to sometimes go to a place where I can be alone for a few minutes and not be suspicioned - like a private washroom, outside by myself, or a place like that where no one is around - and pray and just try and collect my thoughts. Sometimes I might even cry a little, but it gets out whatever I feel and then I can usually get up and leave the bathroom and be okay again. I'm not saying you have to pray or anything, but taking some time for you in a private place if you can get to one (even after the fact, instead of bottling it up inside) is actually pretty therapeutic. [/QB][/QUOTE]

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