[Mamabear81]

Good day, I am thrilled to have found such an amazing place with so many different resources and such a welcoming bunch. I have been reading for quite sometime, but until recently have not had a chance to really say hello and many thanks for the efforts to provide so much useful and accurate information.

I'm particularly impressed with the intricate nature of the SE'ing subculture. It seems to be subject that otherwise is rampantly defined incorrectly or generally misunderstood. Finding a source with any relevant or helpful information was a task, until I found you guys.

I'm a mom to two crazy amazing kids 5 and 9 and have been on disability for several years due to a physical disability. As a result, times have always been tight and my biggest concern is always ensuring the kids have a roof over their heads, food to eat, clean and well fitting clothes and oodles of fun and educational things to play with and watch. Given my income is fixed and not exactly generous, I guess I kind of unknowingly stumbled into the world of SE'ing without knowing it was actually a whole subculture. And trial and error led me to Socialengineers.net, which then directed me here.

I look forward to many conversations and discussions of all kinds, not strictly SE related. Thank you again for such a great place to come and chat with like minded friends and gain and eventually share knowledge (hopefully)

Lots of love,
J

[Defeat]

Welcome to the forums. We're happy to have our first female in the section

[1017]

Good day, I am thrilled to have found such an amazing place with so many different resources and such a welcoming bunch. I have been reading for quite sometime, but until recently have not had a chance to really say hello and many thanks for the efforts to provide so much useful and accurate information.

I'm particularly impressed with the intricate nature of the SE'ing subculture. It seems to be subject that otherwise is rampantly defined incorrectly or generally misunderstood. Finding a source with any relevant or helpful information was a task, until I found you guys.

I'm a mom to two crazy amazing kids 5 and 9 and have been on disability for several years due to a physical disability. As a result, times have always been tight and my biggest concern is always ensuring the kids have a roof over their heads, food to eat, clean and well fitting clothes and oodles of fun and educational things to play with and watch. Given my income is fixed and not exactly generous, I guess I kind of unknowingly stumbled into the world of SE'ing without knowing it was actually a whole subculture. And trial and error led me to Socialengineers.net, which then directed me here.

I look forward to many conversations and discussions of all kinds, not strictly SE related. Thank you again for such a great place to come and chat with like minded friends and gain and eventually share knowledge (hopefully)

Lots of love,
J

Damn this was a good read, i wish u all the best here in the community and hope you achieve many successes in the world of SEing

[Mamabear81]

Good day, I am thrilled to have found such an amazing place with so many different resources and such a welcoming bunch. I have been reading for quite sometime, but until recently have not had a chance to really say hello and many thanks for the efforts to provide so much useful and accurate information.

I'm particularly impressed with the intricate nature of the SE'ing subculture. It seems to be subject that otherwise is rampantly defined incorrectly or generally misunderstood. Finding a source with any relevant or helpful information was a task, until I found you guys.

I'm a mom to two crazy amazing kids 5 and 9 and have been on disability for several years due to a physical disability. As a result, times have always been tight and my biggest concern is always ensuring the kids have a roof over their heads, food to eat, clean and well fitting clothes and oodles of fun and educational things to play with and watch. Given my income is fixed and not exactly generous, I guess I kind of unknowingly stumbled into the world of SE'ing without knowing it was actually a whole subculture. And trial and error led me to Socialengineers.net, which then directed me here.

I look forward to many conversations and discussions of all kinds, not strictly SE related. Thank you again for such a great place to come and chat with like minded friends and gain and eventually share knowledge (hopefully)

Lots of love,
J

Damn this was a good read, i wish u all the best here in the community and hope you achieve many successes in the world of SEing

*BLUSHES* thank you, that's so nice of you to say. And I sure hope so, I've certainly read enough about it, it's time to put what I've learned to good use

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Welcome to the forums. We're happy to have our first female in the section

Oh, something in common we have already - I'm Canadian also. ON to be somewhat precise, it's good to meet you.

And I'm honoured, I can't wait to get some feedback and ask questions about some things I'm just not totally 100% confident about yet.

[hacxx]

Good day, I am thrilled to have found such an amazing place with so many different resources and such a welcoming bunch. I have been reading for quite sometime, but until recently have not had a chance to really say hello and many thanks for the efforts to provide so much useful and accurate information.

I'm particularly impressed with the intricate nature of the SE'ing subculture. It seems to be subject that otherwise is rampantly defined incorrectly or generally misunderstood. Finding a source with any relevant or helpful information was a task, until I found you guys.

I'm a mom to two crazy amazing kids 5 and 9 and have been on disability for several years due to a physical disability. As a result, times have always been tight and my biggest concern is always ensuring the kids have a roof over their heads, food to eat, clean and well fitting clothes and oodles of fun and educational things to play with and watch. Given my income is fixed and not exactly generous, I guess I kind of unknowingly stumbled into the world of SE'ing without knowing it was actually a whole subculture. And trial and error led me to Socialengineers.net, which then directed me here.

I look forward to many conversations and discussions of all kinds, not strictly SE related. Thank you again for such a great place to come and chat with like minded friends and gain and eventually share knowledge (hopefully)

Lots of love,
J

Welcome to the forum.

[LawDogUSA]

Yo J, welcome to the forum. And it's not just SEing like you said, your situation is understandable, there's a lot of things about life here, real life. Amazing what can be learned and had here. I will keep saying this, I'm not the same person (a very good thing) I am today without the peeps here, the abilities and wisdom in life and in general, is the best there is, right here. So dive in, ask what you want and keep at it. I feel for you, stay on top of it all like you have been. From what you wrote you are doing it all right, not much better than having a great parent! Remember that, no matter what, be able to look back and say you did what you had to and thought what was right.

Good times Momma J

Enjoy - G

[Mamabear81]

Thank you so much,

I have to admit, the last post got to me, hardcore! *happy tears* I rarely toot my own horn, but when it's about my kids, it's an exception every time. Whatever it takes, they are my motivation.

[Norman56]

Hi everyone, I'm Norman. I like playing poker and jogging in the morning. How about you?

[Mamabear81]

Thank you all, I don't mean to take forever to respond, it's like a circus here with both kids home until school starts, but I do appreciate the welcomes and the hello's and the likes; this is a great community here and I can already tell it's going to be so awesome getting to know everyone who posts and hope to do that very soon.

[Mikeconcho69]

Hello and welcome to the forum