I can, often, feel the same way. I think your contributions have so much substance, and I find myself wishing that I was as articulate and helpful as you are.
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Loren
Hazel_1914
No one is forcing you to have a required level of misery or a quota of deep and serious posts. It's the Internet! If we can't be relaxed here, where CAN we be relaxed?
OK now I'll be serious.
OK now I'll be serious.
Hazel_1914
The thing is, people who come here & contribute happiness & all that are a major help on this site & in the world at large--People are happier around happy people. You're doing a lot just by being yourself. Good luck with all that; everyone benefits from it. (that goes for you too Loren)
maycontainthunder
I have to agree that contributing humour is important. Serious can be a little overrated sometimes 
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Loren
Thank you, Gerontius.
Loren
Thank you, Luca. I think the same of you. 
I, often, struggle to find the words to express what I'd wish to.
I, often, struggle to find the words to express what I'd wish to.