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Helenaicy

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Number of ratings22 Number of reviews16 Listens toOver 18 LanguagesEnglish, Arabic Listener sinceOct 29, 2023 Last activein last week GenderFemale PathStep 180 People helped172 Chats1,161 Group support chats0 Listener group chats0 Forum posts121 Forum upvotes229

Bio

I can't solve your problems, but it would be nice if I could leave a positive mark on your life, even if just for a minute.🌺

English - Arabic

22 tears in twenty-two years

It's Côte d'Ivoire 🇨🇮 not Ireland 🇮🇪

• Your life is yours, try to make it less pathetic.

• Dreamer.

• Time Zone: GMT+3 (DST: ON) - EGYPT

• Disaster calls me.

◆ Boundaries save us.

Recent forum posts

Friends..but not friends?

Friendship Support / by Helenaicy

May 29th

...See more Hi from another space, and another mind. Dear reader, I would appreciate it if you could share some of your thoughts on this topic below: My question, which has been on my mind since morning, is: What exactly is friendship supposed to be like? Is there a specific standard? Are there certain expectations, and if these expectations are not met, does that mean the friendship is corrupt? What specifically prompted my question is that I have noticed - through my personal experience - that many friends, when they are in a state of stagnation or going through a difficult time - especially with feelings and inner thoughts- tend to disappear, isolate themselves, be reserved, and close themselves off in their own world instead of talking to their friends about what is bothering them - and I am one of those people - and of course, this behavior makes the other party feel that they are a burden and that they're not present and does not support their friend as they should. Honestly, in a situation like this, what are we supposed to do? Ignore it as if nothing happened and wait for them to feel better? Or try to force them to talk, or what exactly? This makes me feel like I'm not a good enough friend, that I'm just an ornament and I don't offer them anything useful.. I thought that perhaps the reason was their unwillingness to spread negative feelings to others and burden them, or perhaps they feel more comfortable when they are alone - because that is how it is for me when I isolate myself from people. But I also don't like the idea of them hiding so much from me, because it makes me feel like we're not really close friends... Should friends be aware of our internal battles, or do friendships have limits and restrictions too?

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Feedback & Reviews

Brilliant listener and a really nice person 🙂

Such a fantastic listener, she helped me a lot and made me feel seen. A very kind soul and a wonderful person. I surely would recommend talking to her ❤️

Amazing listener Would recommend

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very pleased

such a great ,istener!!

A good listener, very caring.

Very good listener

A very insightful, helpful, and patient person.

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Thank you for your time

Helen is very genuine, and takes her time to listen to you attentively and gently helps you find your way out of those dark tunnels our minds make. She knows when to cheer you up at just the right moments. A very kind and humble listener.

Such a fabulous, humble and intelligent she is it's my fortune to talk with her. May God bless her!

So laid back and made me reflect on so many things. A true gem of a listener.

She is simply amazing, she listens attentively and she is like an old friend and not just sharing some toxic positivity but really makes you feel like you are not alone. A true gem💓

This listener was very good and helpful. Very attentive and non judgmental. Would recommend them for sure.