Do you often find you've ....

ifconfig · 26-05-2006 03:03PM #1

Posted a thread and while composing it end up answering your own
query. I've found on a number of occasions that just writing a
problem or dilemma down tends to clarify my decision before I've
seen a single reply from the forum users.

Often before I've pressed submit on the thread I wonder if it is
even worth sending the query to the forum but then I just let
it fly anyway to see if any other opinions bounce back.....

Maybe I am someone who needs to write a problem down
and let it settle in my mind through read/processing before
I make a decision !

ifc

Ag marbh · 26-05-2006 03:05PM

ifconfig wrote:

Posted a thread and while composing it end up answering your own
query. I've found on a number of occasions that just writing a
problem or dilemma down tends to clarify my decision before I've
seen a single reply from the forum users.

Often before I've pressed submit on the thread I wonder if it is
even worth sending the query to the forum but then I just let
it fly anyway to see if any other opinions bounce back.....

Maybe I am someone who needs to write a problem down
and let it settle in my mind through read/processing before
I make a decision !

ifc

Yeah this is one of the reasons therapists recommend venting on paper when you're angry/depressed. I tend to do it when my thoughts become irrational at times and it put things into perspective.

0utshined · 26-05-2006 07:23PM

Yeah I've had this before. I was going to post a PI thread and when I had it typed up I asked myself "What would WWM say?" (when he was posting there regularly). The answer was "why haven't you called her?" and the answer was right. THANK YOU WWM!!!

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