that would suck

You're right. Extreme just about anything—with very few and rare exceptions—isn't always the best idea.

After you identify your priorities, which you've done, dealing with all the rest of the world's problems, both real and potential, then becomes a matter of about balance and moderation, doesn't it? As do so many things in life—from our diets to our health habits to our spiritual, political, and moral choices.

Know when to walk away. Know when to run. Know when to get help, And know when to stand and fight.

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Im very happy to see there are some level headed skeptics out there ,, i dont feel as alone now !!!! thanks for the insight.

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Well next time you decide to think out loud, you shouldn't do in a large block of letters like that. Not everyone can read a post like that which is why you should break up your post like most peeps do. just a heads up.

I think you're on to something there. Pamper your fiance' man. She is definetly worth dropping all this crap for awhile. It will still be here when you come back. Avoidance of responsibility isn't a good mix for anything. Takes the fun right out of it anyway. Never good to have things nagging and pulling at you on the inside. Her not feeling well has to be the biggest priority in your life right now. If you're going to be a good hubby you need to drop the web for her in a flash as if it's nothing. As for your thought's on the conspiracies. You must have been dreaming. Good luck. Great post.