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Title: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Wastee on March 02, 2015, 06:52:46 am
This is a thread for people too let out their feelings without being judged and if they want discuss it with other people.

I will start us off. I have been back in school and out of outpatient (kek) for about 2 months now, all was gucci until one week ago my gf attempted to commit suicide, thankfully she failed but now she is receiving treatment and I haven't been able to see her :(
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Furrnox on March 02, 2015, 08:29:28 am
This is a thread for people too let out their feelings without being judged and if they want discuss it with other people.

I will start us off. I have been back in school and out of outpatient (kek) for about 2 months now, all was gucci until one week ago my gf attempted to commit suicide, thankfully she failed but now she is receiving treatment and I haven't been able to see her :(

What do you mean with this?

Also that sucks dude hope you can meet her soon.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Akko on March 02, 2015, 08:36:25 am
I'm conflicted about this thread. :P
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Wastee on March 02, 2015, 09:04:46 am
This is a thread for people too let out their feelings without being judged and if they want discuss it with other people.

I will start us off. I have been back in school and out of outpatient (kek) for about 2 months now, all was gucci until one week ago my gf attempted to commit suicide, thankfully she failed but now she is receiving treatment and I haven't been able to see her :(

What do you mean with this?

Also that sucks dude hope you can meet her soon.
Instead of going to school for about 4 weeks I went to a treatment facility
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Furrnox on March 02, 2015, 09:17:25 am
I feel ya man I've been in a lot of bad situations to. But I don't think I want to share any of it on this forum though.

You can add me on steam, if you want to talk about shit though I don't mind.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Wastee on March 02, 2015, 09:41:43 am
I'm all good :) my stuff is in the past and I am open about most of it especially because none of my friends play NW
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Siwi on March 02, 2015, 10:35:20 am
That's rough man

My depressing stuff:
My dad is the kinda guy who doesn't show any emotions and is pretty tough. I was raised in that same environment, except that my mom helped me develop emotion and shit. I never show anything, I've never had a best friend, I never talk to anyone about my thoughts, I never cry, I handle everything in my head and that's where it stays, I've told only one person my inner most thoughts and memories, and she shit on me (too nice).. It really tortures me sometimes because of how much I think about and process shit. There's things my family have no idea about, and that I will probably take to my grave. I don't feel close to my parents. I love em, but going to college and shit has made them seem even more distant. It's killing me though, I feel so alone and like I can't confide anything with anyone. I'm what you would call a legitimate "nice guy" so I've had horrible luck with the ladies (no fedora or neckbeard here btw). So basically Im frustrated and tired of having to keep everything in, and having to deal with girls who have been damaged by fuck bois and don't trust any guys now. I've met some really amazing people at school though, and have had many experiences that I wouldn't trade for anything.

Rant done.

So thank you NW for providing a distraction from all this. My parents don't understand that and I don't want to explain it, but when you over process things as much as I do, you need something to give your mind a break
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Fruble on March 02, 2015, 10:46:22 am
I've been suffering with depression for around 3-4 years now, made an attempt on my life once. Let's just say it didn't work out. Currently dealing with PTSD. My Mum was an alcoholic until her liver gave up around 6 months ago. No social life. Yeah, life sucks but people have it much worse than me.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Akko on March 02, 2015, 10:52:25 am
That's rough man

My depressing stuff:
My dad is the kinda guy who doesn't show any emotions and is pretty tough. I was raised in that same environment, except that my mom helped me develop emotion and shit. I never show anything, I've never had a best friend, I never talk to anyone about my thoughts, I never cry, I handle everything in my head and that's where it stays, I've told only one person my inner most thoughts and memories, and she shit on me (too nice).. It really tortures me sometimes because of how much I think about and process shit. There's things my family have no idea about, and that I will probably take to my grave. I don't feel close to my parents. I love em, but going to college and shit has made them seem even more distant. It's killing me though, I feel so alone and like I can't confide anything with anyone. I'm what you would call a legitimate "nice guy" so I've had horrible luck with the ladies (no fedora or neckbeard here btw). So basically Im frustrated and tired of having to keep everything in, and having to deal with girls who have been damaged by fuck bois and don't trust any guys now. I've met some really amazing people at school though, and have had many experiences that I wouldn't trade for anything.

Rant done.

So thank you NW for providing a distraction from all this. My parents don't understand that and I don't want to explain it, but when you over process things as much as I do, you need something to give your mind a break

I would say you and I are a lot alike, except for a few things. I try to talk to my mother about certain things, but I usually keep to myself. My inner most thoughts will die with me. I don't like telling others my deep thoughts except if I'm 100% comfortable and that is hard. How I deal with it is usually by ignoring it and accepting it as my life. I have huge stress issues and that doesn't help, but I also have a tendency to forget certain things and that causes me to worry and more stress ensues. Things like depression and such come along with that stress, and no one likes depression. But hey man, it get's better, I assure you. I've had my fair share of wanting this shit to end, being able to not have to worry, and being able to come out with how I actually feel to people. It's rough man, but you just have to power through it.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Ambiguous on March 02, 2015, 12:01:54 pm
I have a ton of bad shit in life,

Crush rejected me on my Birthday,
Mom doesnt love me and I haven't seen her in 2 years,
Stepmom summoned by the devil,
School is hard as shit,
Grandfather Died Recently,
Can't play football for life due to injury,

thats just to name a few, but this game and most of the people in it help me get through these hard times and make me feel happy, and not too many things to in life. Thank you NW
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Colonel Howe on March 02, 2015, 03:42:25 pm
>Haven't been in relationship since the 5th grade and that one lasted a few weeks
>loneliness.jpg
>noonelikemeitfeels@gmail.com
>god left me unfinished
>why can't I take it seriously

I actually do like people I've met on this forum and in NW better than any person I've met in real life to be honest. Danks guize for always making me hate myself
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Furrnox on March 02, 2015, 04:15:40 pm
It's okay we hate you to.  :-*
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Colonel Howe on March 02, 2015, 04:45:57 pm
It's okay we hate you to.  :-*
D'aawwwwww you shouldn't have  :-*
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Archduke Sven on March 02, 2015, 05:34:27 pm
wow i guess everything that makes you unhappy counts as depression
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Commissar Jdf on March 02, 2015, 05:39:48 pm
well my cat died last year
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: DoctorWarband on March 02, 2015, 05:41:15 pm
>Haven't been in relationship since the 5th grade and that one lasted a few weeks
>loneliness.jpg
>noonelikemeitfeels@gmail.com
>god left me unfinished
>why can't I take it seriously

I actually do like people I've met on this forum and in NW better than any person I've met in real life to be honest. Danks guize for always making me hate myself
I like people I met on the internet more than I like my own friends. GG.
P.S - I have more steam friends than Facebook friends.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: AeroNinja on March 02, 2015, 05:42:32 pm
It makes me sad that this forum and game drives me away from my irl friends. Fucked up addiction. Allthough I'm getting less and less active.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: KL4R1N0G4MPR0S on March 02, 2015, 05:46:40 pm
On a happier, note, Skype and NW helped me stay in touch with quite a few of my friends from both school and out of school when we left Greece, so that is a positive :)
(Kronox, I wish I actually had time to decide whether to socialise or game :'( )
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: ImperialG on March 02, 2015, 08:21:08 pm
Rarley get to see my family in England, can't usually afford to go back.
Haven't had a girlfriend since 6th grade.
Grandmother died a few months ago, still hard to believe it happened.
Like Siwi, I'm not open about emotions of feelings.
The girl I've liked for the past three years got asked to the dance right infront of me.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: AeroNinja on March 02, 2015, 08:22:11 pm
Rarley get to see my family in England, can't usually afford to go back.
Haven't had a girlfriend since 6th grade.
Grandmother died a few months ago, still hard to believe it happened.
Like Siwi, I'm not open about emotions of feelings.
The girl I've liked for the past three years got asked to the dance right infront of me.
That is some stupid moment too :/
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: ImperialG on March 02, 2015, 08:25:01 pm
Rarley get to see my family in England, can't usually afford to go back.
Haven't had a girlfriend since 6th grade.
Grandmother died a few months ago, still hard to believe it happened.
Like Siwi, I'm not open about emotions of feelings.
The girl I've liked for the past three years got asked to the dance right infront of me.
That is some stupid moment too :/

Ya, the guy got on the mic in the school auditorium infront of the whole school and asked. No way I could have done anything.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: AeroNinja on March 02, 2015, 08:31:04 pm
I feel you.  :-\ I am one of the lucky guys. But before i had mine i had some trouble too. Don't worry. Plenty more fish in the ocean :)
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Karth on March 02, 2015, 09:01:41 pm
Wow, some of you guys have it rough, I am grateful for the life I do have and thank God for giving me all I ever need.  I just encourage you guys to talk with people IRL, whether its a parent or relative or best friend, as it is always best and a good thing to let your emotions out onto someone whom you can trust. 
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: MarshalKim on March 02, 2015, 09:45:33 pm
I'm conflicted about this thread. :P

Me too.

I want to be rude, shit it up and insult people like the other threads I frequent but then I don't.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Riddlez on March 02, 2015, 11:29:17 pm
I'm conflicted about this thread. :P

Me too.

I want to be rude, shit it up and insult people like the other threads I frequent but then I don't.

I could take over for you?
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: MrTiki on March 02, 2015, 11:54:23 pm
To anyone who is suffering from depression, there are always people you can turn to, even outside your family/friends. I know in the UK there are anonymous help-lines (Nightline/Samaritans) you can call, and I'm sure the same thing exists in many other countries.



While this thread continues along these mature, sombre lines, it will be moderated to keep it a more friendly/open environment.
Depression is not to be taken lightly, and posts will be removed and users punished appropriately if judged to be compromising the mental health of users.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Audiate on March 03, 2015, 12:16:50 am
Though I don't like talking too much about my personal life on public forums, as far as things that deeply matter to me, but I'm willing to say that depression and drug/alcohol abuse runs in my family, and I've personally been dealing with depression bouts for a while now, and experimented a good deal with drugs/alcohol, though I'm restricting myself on that stuff now as it's bringing me little effective distraction to my problems.

There's a lot of things that I could be depressed about, but I'd like to think this quote means something truly great:

"Fortify yourself with contentment, for this is an impregnable fortress." -Epictetus

The guy was a slave. I don't know about you guys, but to me, slavery is the lowest point a human can be sentenced to. But despite being a slave for a good part of his early life, he wasn't spiteful or depressed about it, he simply had views on life that reflected the idea of being happy with what hasn't gone wrong. And if something does go wrong, leave it be, and keep your mind on a positive path. It works for me, I hope some people here can benefit from that mentality.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: KL4R1N0G4MPR0S on March 03, 2015, 12:22:26 am
Tbh being a slave in Ancient Greece was pretty dank if compared to what happened to slavery as a concept later on...

When I think of slavery, I think of the 50+% death rate for workers in the Tangunyika Railroad in Africa in leate 19th/ early 20th century. That sobers me up.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Shredder on March 03, 2015, 12:24:31 am
Aw Waste I'm sorry to hear that. Recently I've gone through some shit myself personally.

Ever since I've taken a break from NW, my life picked up. And now it's gone to shit again.

I pretty much had a relationship burn, my first relationship of course. I chose to end it, it wasn't going anywhere. I just didn't feel safe or comfortable going on, she had cheated on me a couple weeks back and my feelings for her kinda died. I dunno why I gave her a second chance, but I mean it's not like she did anything bad to me again. Just gets so possessive, got upset when I didn't reply to "lolyes" or would make a small twitter joke to a friend (being a girl). But I mean this was kinda the least of my worries.

I had/have a friend I've known for five years and this whole girl thing has torn us apart. He'd lie to me and step on me to try and get to her, she ended up wanting me in the end but then she cheated on me with another guy (not even this friend, so..). I broke up with her last Monday and he immediately started pursuing a relationship with her and I got mad. He ended up taking things personal with ad hominem attacks against my personal beliefs (not going to post text chats because pretty sure FSE wouldn't be cool with that but he'd say "fuck you" to me and basically say I'm retarded for being an atheist and that as a human being I'm worthless). In the past he'd ask me about why I didn't believe in a god and thought I was deconverting him when I gave him my own thoughts on it and presented facts about evolution and carbon dating and the whole nine yards.

It's kinda funny too. You think you're really good friends with someone and then they shit on you over a girl. A month or so back he was suicidal over the same girl. He'd liked her for a very long time but her emotions were all over the place (kinda another reason why I decided not to continue with it, she would be flirty with lots of guys and lead them on and confuse everyone). He told me I had saved his life and that this girl couldn't give a shit less (she responded to him when all this was over "lol", idk if it's a coping method or what) but the main point was that I had to step in and tell him deep shit about me.

The past year I've gone through a maddening depression. Coming out of religion, I developed a "second internal conscious" if you will. I talk to myself to fill the void I once thought was God talking to me. Recently I've had the guts to actually step up to myself and admit I'm selectively bisexual, and in the past it's almost driven me to self harm. I came face to face with a razor once, and I'm telling you, that shit's scary. You have the overwhelming desire that pain is pleasure and all forms of pleasure is pain. Society rejects you and you take it out on yourself.

I had to tell him all these things about me to make him relate, he had a knife in his hand and was talking to me about "meeting his Creator" because she wouldn't be with him, instead she was with me at the time. Finally he broke down and put it away, but it was one of the scariest moments of my life.

But on top of all these things, I've still forgiven him. I've made my own mistakes, I realize that. He apologized the other day for saying mean things about my beliefs and me as a person. People like my good friends from NW in the past helped me through a lot of this. Jack Spears and Howe, namely. Just now I realize that some people aren't necessarily who you think they are. And that in the future I need to stay strong because, I'm telling you, this fucking place I live in. Tis but Hell.

So yeah, I remember the happy NW days lol. ;)
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Audiate on March 03, 2015, 12:25:13 am
Did you just say slavery, depending on the form of it, is dank? I mean, we're not talking about the kinky side here. He still had a shitty experience.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: KurassierNixon on March 03, 2015, 12:31:21 am
It makes me sad not a lot of people worship us navy and play his dank mods
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: John Price on March 03, 2015, 12:33:56 am
I stubbed my toe on my chair earlier....i have never been so sad.

tbh if i were to be serious i could go on for hours unfortunately. Some people just have it better than others.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: MrTiki on March 03, 2015, 12:35:07 am
Guys, try not to be belittling here, we're trying to keep this thread friendly, rather than pushing people away from it.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Nipplestockings on March 03, 2015, 12:44:29 am
Guys, try not to be belittling here, we're trying to keep this thread friendly, rather than pushing people away from it.

You're not helping. Nobody wants to have a mod hovering over them in a thread where they're trying to talk earnestly.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Colonel Howe on March 03, 2015, 12:48:56 am
Don't worry, Shredder, I'm here for you whenever ya need me pal  ;)

Your probably like the only person I'm not a dick to. And like I've said to you before, just get out of where you live as soon as possible.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: KL4R1N0G4MPR0S on March 03, 2015, 12:57:30 am
Did you just say slavery, depending on the form of it, is dank? I mean, we're not talking about the kinky side here. He still had a shitty experience.

Tbh being a slave in Ancient Greece was pretty dank if compared to what happened to slavery as a concept later on...

When I think of slavery, I think of the 50+% death rate for workers in the Tangunyika Railroad in Africa in leate 19th/ early 20th century. That sobers me up.
PS
50 Shades of Grey is kinky. I'll let that Anastasia chick be my slave any day.
[close]
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Tharan on March 03, 2015, 12:58:28 am
That in the US you can easily buy automatic rifles and ammo and commit school shootings.
Also how both the US and the Uk treat there veterans like shit, now a days.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Nipplestockings on March 03, 2015, 01:02:20 am
That in the US you can easily buy automatic rifles and ammo and commit school shootings.
Also how both the US and the Uk treat there veterans like shit, now a days.

Oh jesus, fuck off with that shit. Take it to the NRA thread.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Tharan on March 03, 2015, 01:08:47 am
But in all serious. I found out a while ago that before my dad took his own life, back when I was 11, he asked to see me, he had not seen me in 3 years. 2 hours after he found out he would not be seeing me he took his own life.
So yeah living with the fact that you contributed to your dads death.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: DarkLight on March 03, 2015, 01:29:34 am
Maybe this can help some of you

Spoiler
Everyone gets to be depressed from time to time, more oftenly and with more strenght for some people depending on the enviroment and other circustances. But what its a depression? We feel sad or depressed when things dont go on our way, something fucks, or we lost someone we love. Some people can get throught this accidents whitout problems and keep on with their lifes , others not, they sink in an abyss of darkness and they loose the ``sense´´ they had found to life. The purpouse for what they are living for.

So we can say that to be depressed is to realise that life has no meaning? Well, yes and no, for some people to be depressed is like that, to found no meaning or fuel that makes is engine go on for the rest of his existance, discover that his whole existance is meaningless, and this can last forever. But for others its just the lost of the temporal guide that made him go on. Yet this can be replaced easily, and after his depression they can keep on with their lifes.

In short terms, You can be depressed because you discover that life is worthless and it has no purpouse, our actions being meaningless. Or you just can be depressed because something failed in your proyect of life, yet you can replace this easily and get out of the hole.

And well, if the second one is somewhat easy to fix, the first one is not. How can you convince someone that his life has a meaning, that his actions will last forever, that everything is meaningfull? You cant, you may trick him to find a proyect of life, but you cant deny the truth, life its a hard and meaningless path with only one ending that is death, nothing really matters in the end as we are all going to be the same.

But yet, if life is so hard and worthless, why to be all sad about it? You wont make a difference, Try to make the best out of your little existance, dont take things too seriusly, and laught against adversity and the void of giving life a meaning. You can be happy whitout being happy.
[close]

Just some pseudo-philosophical bs
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Siwi on March 03, 2015, 01:35:58 am
But in all serious. I found out a while ago that before my dad took his own life, back when I was 11, he asked to see me, he had not seen me in 3 years. 2 hours after he found out he would not be seeing me he took his own life.
So yeah living with the fact that you contributed to your dads death.
You had no control over that. You were 11 and I'm guessing someone (your mom or caretaker) made the decision to not allow you to see him. You can't take responsibility for that, you didn't even know.
 
Guys, try not to be belittling here, we're trying to keep this thread friendly, rather than pushing people away from it.
Why does everyone treat the mods like shit. I don't see any problem with then joining in the discussion and making sure people aren't being ignorant assholes to people that are just discussing life. Thanks tiki

Spoiler
Aw Waste I'm sorry to hear that. Recently I've gone through some shit myself personally.

Ever since I've taken a break from NW, my life picked up. And now it's gone to shit again.

I pretty much had a relationship burn, my first relationship of course. I chose to end it, it wasn't going anywhere. I just didn't feel safe or comfortable going on, she had cheated on me a couple weeks back and my feelings for her kinda died. I dunno why I gave her a second chance, but I mean it's not like she did anything bad to me again. Just gets so possessive, got upset when I didn't reply to "lolyes" or would make a small twitter joke to a friend (being a girl). But I mean this was kinda the least of my worries.

I had/have a friend I've known for five years and this whole girl thing has torn us apart. He'd lie to me and step on me to try and get to her, she ended up wanting me in the end but then she cheated on me with another guy (not even this friend, so..). I broke up with her last Monday and he immediately started pursuing a relationship with her and I got mad. He ended up taking things personal with ad hominem attacks against my personal beliefs (not going to post text chats because pretty sure FSE wouldn't be cool with that but he'd say "fuck you" to me and basically say I'm retarded for being an atheist and that as a human being I'm worthless). In the past he'd ask me about why I didn't believe in a god and thought I was deconverting him when I gave him my own thoughts on it and presented facts about evolution and carbon dating and the whole nine yards.

It's kinda funny too. You think you're really good friends with someone and then they shit on you over a girl. A month or so back he was suicidal over the same girl. He'd liked her for a very long time but her emotions were all over the place (kinda another reason why I decided not to continue with it, she would be flirty with lots of guys and lead them on and confuse everyone). He told me I had saved his life and that this girl couldn't give a shit less (she responded to him when all this was over "lol", idk if it's a coping method or what) but the main point was that I had to step in and tell him deep shit about me.

The past year I've gone through a maddening depression. Coming out of religion, I developed a "second internal conscious" if you will. I talk to myself to fill the void I once thought was God talking to me. Recently I've had the guts to actually step up to myself and admit I'm selectively bisexual, and in the past it's almost driven me to self harm. I came face to face with a razor once, and I'm telling you, that shit's scary. You have the overwhelming desire that pain is pleasure and all forms of pleasure is pain. Society rejects you and you take it out on yourself.

I had to tell him all these things about me to make him relate, he had a knife in his hand and was talking to me about "meeting his Creator" because she wouldn't be with him, instead she was with me at the time. Finally he broke down and put it away, but it was one of the scariest moments of my life.

But on top of all these things, I've still forgiven him. I've made my own mistakes, I realize that. He apologized the other day for saying mean things about my beliefs and me as a person. People like my good friends from NW in the past helped me through a lot of this. Jack Spears and Howe, namely. Just now I realize that some people aren't necessarily who you think they are. And that in the future I need to stay strong because, I'm telling you, this fucking place I live in. Tis but Hell.

So yeah, I remember the happy NW days lol. ;)
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It's funny how people who believe in religions that are centered around unconditional love are some of the most hostile and cancerous people when your beliefs differ from theirs. One reason I've given up all religion (agnostic) is because I don't want to be labeled as a Christian or anythjng like that because of the automatic assumptions and stereotypes that come from saying that
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Wastee on March 03, 2015, 02:17:49 am
But in all serious. I found out a while ago that before my dad took his own life, back when I was 11, he asked to see me, he had not seen me in 3 years. 2 hours after he found out he would not be seeing me he took his own life.
So yeah living with the fact that you contributed to your dads death.
I'm sorry man :( maybe your Dad just wanted to say goodbye I'm not sure, it's not your fault though, as my good friend Forest said, shit happens. Which sadly is very true in this world which many of us had learned the hard way.

What have I started making this thread

Love you Tiki :)
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Johann on March 03, 2015, 03:02:11 am
It makes me sad that this forum and game drives me away from my irl friends. Fucked up addiction. Allthough I'm getting less and less active.
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Shredder on March 03, 2015, 04:28:09 am
Lol. The real world can be cruel.

Buh thanks Siwi and Howe, you guys da best
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Butts on March 03, 2015, 05:19:51 am
This doesn't fall over 'depression' but NW's been a great distraction from everything that happened to me in real life  :).
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Wastee on March 03, 2015, 05:24:19 am
Just to be clear this thread isn't revolving around depression, you can talk about anything causing stress to you or whatever, like a math test. Sorry if the thread name is a little mis-leading
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Colonel Howe on March 03, 2015, 05:27:33 am
Could probably change name to "Emotional Relief Thread" since that's what it is, really.

Which isn't a bad thing. Everyone needs it and the Internet is a relatively safe and open place to do that

I luv u all but only shredder
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: usnavy30 on March 03, 2015, 06:32:08 am
Finals week for a school quarter and still having homework to juggle one more week Q_Q
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Wastee on March 03, 2015, 06:36:04 am
Finals week for a school quarter and still having homework to juggle one more week Q_Q
Ugh, don't  remind me
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: usnavy30 on March 03, 2015, 06:40:15 am
Sowwy  :-X
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Superbad on March 03, 2015, 08:19:25 am
This doesn't fall over 'depression' but NW's been a great distraction from everything that happened to me in real life  :).

Same here bud.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Wastee on March 03, 2015, 01:37:41 pm
Sowwy  :-X
I still love you
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Commissar Jdf on March 03, 2015, 04:00:03 pm
This doesn't fall over 'depression' but NW's been a great distraction from everything that happened to me in real life  :).

Same here bud.

Aren't you homeschooled tho :o
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Wastee on March 03, 2015, 04:30:33 pm
This doesn't fall over 'depression' but NW's been a great distraction from everything that happened to me in real life  :).

Same here bud.

Aren't you homeschooled tho :o
I don't think that really matters
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: MarshalKim on March 03, 2015, 05:46:17 pm
I don't see any problem with them joining in the discussion and making sure people aren't being ignorant assholes to people that are just discussing life. Thanks tiki

What if I told you that on most political threads the mods are the ignorant assholes?

Why does everyone treat the mods like shit.

They have to know they're mostly useless and be reminded of it at any given opportunity.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: usnavy30 on March 03, 2015, 08:59:26 pm
Sowwy  :-X
I still love you
Yay :D
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Superbad on March 04, 2015, 05:29:47 am
This doesn't fall over 'depression' but NW's been a great distraction from everything that happened to me in real life  :).

Same here bud.

Aren't you homeschooled tho :o
I don't think that really matters

+1

Just because I'm doing online classes doesn't mean I don't have a life, Commissar. Thank you for revealing a secret I've tried to keep away from the FSE community for 2 years now almost. 99% of the people I have told this to automatically think that I am either one of two things. The first is a dumbass and the second is a troubled kid... I'm neither. Besides, I've been doing online classes since 8th grade because I chose to. I went to a private school from Pre-K to 7th grade. I left it cause it got too expensive. I chose online classes over public school because I felt I wouldn't make the friends I did in the private school. I didn't start making a lot of friends until the 4th or 5th grade. So please, before you say something about online schooling, think about what you say.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Furrnox on March 04, 2015, 09:35:01 am
It's okay Superbad I don't think any lesser of you.  :-*

But since everyone's sharing maybe I should share something to, uhm I guess I could share that I'm on medication since 2-3 years back for depression & for being bipolar.

I'm also heavily emotional, I feel like a baby half the time.

There is tons of reasons behind but it's to long of a list to share really & it's a bit personal I suppose..

I've been feeling better recently though.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Augy on March 04, 2015, 09:46:24 am
Anarchism made me feel less alone and insane in my feelings, and start looking for the active rebellions that take place daily. Having knowledge about the potential for betterness can give you reason to despise your existence, or be the anchor that keeps you moving toward a better world.

Things won't always be how they are now.

I guess what it really comes down to is whether or not anarchism awoke you from zombiedom, or if you felt awake, lost, and alone before eventually finding anarchism. For me, it was the latter.

I feel like I've made concrete improvements in my life, and the lives of my friends, family, and partners, and the hundreds of youth I volunteer with, because of the way anarchism informs my perspective and actions.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: MarshalKim on March 04, 2015, 01:00:40 pm
Anarchism made me feel less alone and insane in my feelings, and start looking for the active rebellions that take place daily. Having knowledge about the potential for betterness can give you reason to despise your existence, or be the anchor that keeps you moving toward a better world.

Things won't always be how they are now.

I guess what it really comes down to is whether or not anarchism awoke you from zombiedom, or if you felt awake, lost, and alone before eventually finding anarchism. For me, it was the latter.

I feel like I've made concrete improvements in my life, and the lives of my friends, family, and partners, and the hundreds of youth I volunteer with, because of the way anarchism informs my perspective and actions.

Complete fucking lie. It was Sandu Ciorba. Give credit where credit is due.
Spoiler
I started reading and watching things related to the DPRK and my life has been excellent since.
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Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Commissar Jdf on March 04, 2015, 07:35:37 pm
I didn't know so many assumptions could be made from a question.  ???

...just because I'm doing online classes doesn't mean I don't have a life, Commissar...
That's my bad, it was directly implied. I have a couple cousins that are home-schooled, and I had to complete my exit project on their daily routine, along with any activities they might do. This gave me a greater insight on the matter and the pros+cons.

...thank you for revealing a secret I've tried to keep away from the FSE community for 2 years now almost...
I was never told once it was a secret, and I never deemed whether you participating in public-schooling or home-schooling was that big of a deal. To each his own.

...99% of the people I have told this to automatically think that I am either one of two things. The first is a dumbass and the second is a troubled kid...
I wouldn't worry too much about what someone online thinks about your education.  :)

Sorry if I offended you.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Siwi on March 05, 2015, 02:01:35 am
I was homeschooled from 5th grade til my sophomore year of highschool and then I started taking college classes. But I know the feel Superbad, whenever you say you are homeschooled people automatically think you are either SUPER sheltered, retarded or super smart(less so on this one).. My brothers and I were neither of those although we knew tons of kids like that. It does make making friends really hard though, since you aren't forced to socialize like at public schools. We had plenty of friends through sports and our neighborhood though
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: MarshalKim on March 05, 2015, 02:03:44 am
Spoiler
I was homeschooled from 5th grade til my sophomore year of highschool and then I started taking college classes. But I know the feel Superbad, whenever you say you are homeschooled people automatically think you are either SUPER sheltered, retarded or super smart(less so on this one).. My brothers and I were neither of those although we knew tons of kids like that. It does make making friends really hard though, since you aren't forced to socialize like at public schools. We had plenty of friends through sports and our neighborhood though
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Home-schooled kids turn to marijuana abuse.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Nipplestockings on March 05, 2015, 02:06:06 am
Marijuana makes you masturbate. Do you know what the Lord says about masturbation, little Johnny? It's a sin.

#killallhomeschoolers
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: MarshalKim on March 05, 2015, 02:07:31 am
Marijuana makes you masturbate. Do you know what the Lord says about masturbation, little Johnny? It's a sin.

#killallhomeschoolers

SINNNNNNNER
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: KL4R1N0G4MPR0S on March 05, 2015, 02:53:19 am
I was homeschooled from 5th grade til my sophomore year of highschool and then I started taking college classes. But I know the feel Superbad, whenever you say you are homeschooled people automatically think you are either SUPER sheltered, retarded or super smart(less so on this one).. My brothers and I were neither of those although we knew tons of kids like that. It does make making friends really hard though, since you aren't forced to socialize like at public schools. We had plenty of friends through sports and our neighborhood though

Why did you guys get homeschooled?
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: MarshalKim on March 05, 2015, 02:55:30 am
Why did you guys get homeschooled?

Because they smoke weed.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Siwi on March 05, 2015, 04:15:42 am
I was homeschooled from 5th grade til my sophomore year of highschool and then I started taking college classes. But I know the feel Superbad, whenever you say you are homeschooled people automatically think you are either SUPER sheltered, retarded or super smart(less so on this one).. My brothers and I were neither of those although we knew tons of kids like that. It does make making friends really hard though, since you aren't forced to socialize like at public schools. We had plenty of friends through sports and our neighborhood though

Why did you guys get homeschooled?
I'm not even sure. I think my parents just wanted us to get the best education possible and they thought homeschooling would be better than public school shytstem
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Akko on March 05, 2015, 04:16:46 am
Well, tbh, the American public school system is pretty shit.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Wastee on March 05, 2015, 04:21:04 am
Well, tbh, the American public school system is pretty shit.
+1 know from experience
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Nipplestockings on March 05, 2015, 04:25:00 am
Nobody disputes that.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: The Rebel on March 05, 2015, 04:26:26 am
Since this thread kind of lets me tell my life story for the past 3-5 years.

So I went to a new school thinking I could make new friends. Well after 2 years there it sorta went downhill. I got injured, stress fractured my spine (yes i did do it) and as well as my shoulder blade. Now I was a baseball pitcher, I got scouted etc in 8th grade for teams around the nation and for Team USA. Well as well with my spine breaking, my grades faltered. I asked one of my gradeschool crushes to homecoming freshman year (last year) and I felt like I had a huuuuge crush on her, anyways I am sorta a shy guy and I dont have the guts to ask her out. I am also 6'1 and around 220 lbs. I feel like I am overweight and I have lost pretty much all my friends starting freshman year and definately this year (sophomore). I am a depressed teenager, I cry usually every night and want to kill myself. I feel like I dont have a purpose in life anymore, since ive broken my spine and cant play baseball anymore. My grades suck ass and ive lost ALL my friends. Ive had thoughts of cutting but really havent gotten there yet. I had thought about going to an Ivy League college but know im looking at like my state college because ive turned dumb lol. This game and Vine is kinda my escape from society and I guess it makes me feel a tad better.Anyways most of the time I hate my life, and I want it to end because I feel like I have no purpose in life.

So ya, thats it.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Superbad on March 05, 2015, 05:20:56 am
Since this thread kind of lets me tell my life story for the past 3-5 years.

So I went to a new school thinking I could make new friends. Well after 2 years there it sorta went downhill. I got injured, stress fractured my spine (yes i did do it) and as well as my shoulder blade. Now I was a baseball pitcher, I got scouted etc in 8th grade for teams around the nation and for Team USA. Well as well with my spine breaking, my grades faltered. I asked one of my gradeschool crushes to homecoming freshman year (last year) and I felt like I had a huuuuge crush on her, anyways I am sorta a shy guy and I dont have the guts to ask her out. I am also 6'1 and around 220 lbs. I feel like I am overweight and I have lost pretty much all my friends starting freshman year and definately this year (sophomore). I am a depressed teenager, I cry usually every night and want to kill myself. I feel like I dont have a purpose in life anymore, since ive broken my spine and cant play baseball anymore. My grades suck ass and ive lost ALL my friends. Ive had thoughts of cutting but really havent gotten there yet. I had thought about going to an Ivy League college but know im looking at like my state college because ive turned dumb lol. This game and Vine is kinda my escape from society and I guess it makes me feel a tad better.Anyways most of the time I hate my life, and I want it to end because I feel like I have no purpose in life.

So ya, thats it.

Bud. I... I don't know what to say... have you talked to someone about this? Your parent's? Your school counselor?
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Shredder on March 05, 2015, 05:29:28 am
..Yeah, Rebel and I just had a long chat.

I'm here for you man.<3
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: The Rebel on March 05, 2015, 05:29:57 am
Not my counselor, kinda my parents. Thats really all.

Otherwise I sometimes just pray to God to make things better, and sometimes I just ask him to end my life.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: KurassierNixon on March 05, 2015, 06:16:45 am
*snip*
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Shredder on March 05, 2015, 06:28:54 am
Um this is serious stuff pal :P
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: KurassierNixon on March 05, 2015, 06:34:14 am
Um this is serious stuff pal :P
*snip*
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Nipplestockings on March 05, 2015, 06:37:59 am
Um this is serious stuff pal :P
*snip*

This.

But all the same I'm sorry to hear that you're having such a hard time, Rebel. I hope once you get through high school things will start to get better (they will, as anyone who has graduated will tell you). Just gotta wait it out and this part of your life will be behind you.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Shredder on March 05, 2015, 07:06:54 am
Um this is serious stuff pal :P
*snip*
-_- "lel" suicidal thoughts are no joking matter. It doesn't matter where or who people go to.

I hate everyone around me pretty much, so the Internet is more of an escape for some than just some online gaming forum. Every step to communication is important.

And I've met some of the most accepting people off FSE. Sure there are trolls like everywhere, but at the very least I feel more comfortable here than irl.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: KurassierNixon on March 05, 2015, 07:18:05 am
Um this is serious stuff pal :P
*snip*
-_- "lel" suicidal thoughts are no joking matter. It doesn't matter where or who people go to.

I hate everyone around me pretty much, so the Internet is more of an escape for some than just some online gaming forum. Every step to communication is important.

And I've met some of the most accepting people off FSE. Sure there are trolls like everywhere, but at the very least I feel more comfortable here than irl.
*snip*
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Shredder on March 05, 2015, 07:21:05 am
mmkayy, I chatted with Rebel for 45 minutes because I genuinely care. And I have my own stuff on my plate too.

Just saying all the support is needed when you're in that sort of state. Howe's helped me himself.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: KurassierNixon on March 05, 2015, 07:21:49 am
mmkayy, I chatted with Rebel for 45 minutes because I genuinely care. And I have my own stuff on my plate too.

Just saying all the support is needed when you're in that sort of state. Howe's helped me himself.
I know I'm just being an ass cuz I don't have any friends pls be my friend
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Shredder on March 05, 2015, 07:24:56 am
It's k I don't have that many either hehe.

#RejectsUnite
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: KurassierNixon on March 05, 2015, 07:26:30 am
It's k I don't have that many either hehe.

#RejectsUnite
let's compare anti depression meds I take 69mg of some white pills that don't work lel
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Shredder on March 05, 2015, 07:28:44 am
tis the thought that counts lol. I bottle everything up and take it out on myself so no meds for meh. Unless the occasional drink counts
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: KurassierNixon on March 05, 2015, 07:32:42 am
Swag
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Nipplestockings on March 05, 2015, 07:36:22 am
smoke wed 4 depression
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Archduke Sven on March 05, 2015, 07:38:38 am
smoke wed 4 depression

or when you want your girlfriend to dump you

currently trying the highasfuckeverytimeiseeher method, seems to be working.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: KurassierNixon on March 05, 2015, 07:38:55 am
Let's worship usnavy (swag my phone autocorrected god to usnavy)
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Nipplestockings on March 05, 2015, 07:41:01 am
smoke wed 4 depression

or when you want your girlfriend to dump you

currently trying the highasfuckeverytimeiseeher method, seems to be working.

It does work, at least for a while. But then you keep going anyway.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: KurassierNixon on March 05, 2015, 07:41:47 am
smoke wed 4 depression

or when you want your girlfriend to dump you

currently trying the highasfuckeverytimeiseeher method, seems to be working.
wow Sven how dare you treat m'lady like that. As a stage 3 athiest with an IQ of 143 you should tell me where this m'lady lives so I can woo her with my gent(le)men behavior and collection of katanas. Idk (stands for I don't know for you non reddit folk) if I can stand this sexual abuse of m'lady
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Archduke Sven on March 05, 2015, 09:47:48 am
u can has, she lives in onsala

Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Riddlez on March 05, 2015, 02:02:48 pm
smoke wed 4 depression

It actually is prescribed in the Netherlands as anti-depressant. Small quantities, but it works really well.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Wastee on March 05, 2015, 02:10:00 pm
I like the weeds
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: KurassierNixon on March 05, 2015, 02:10:22 pm
smoke wed 4 depression

It actually is prescribed in the Netherlands as anti-depressant. Small quantities, but it works really well.
fuck the Dutch Amiright
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Nipplestockings on March 05, 2015, 02:19:26 pm
Fuk the dutch but Dutches are good amirite huehuehue

Spoiler
(https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fimages.rapgenius.com%2Febf0ebb52b71788e2bea64bd5162e1b4.500x342x1.jpg&hash=073deda547efe5d6f52142af91a48e489279b774)
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Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Colonel Howe on March 05, 2015, 02:22:38 pm
Fuk the dutch but Dutches are good amirite huehuehue

Spoiler
(https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fimages.rapgenius.com%2Febf0ebb52b71788e2bea64bd5162e1b4.500x342x1.jpg&hash=073deda547efe5d6f52142af91a48e489279b774)
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Marijuana is evil it makes u gay meanies

I guess that explains every Dutch person on this forum
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: MarshalKim on March 05, 2015, 02:27:44 pm
Fuk the dutch but Dutches are good amirite huehuehue

Spoiler
(https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fimages.rapgenius.com%2Febf0ebb52b71788e2bea64bd5162e1b4.500x342x1.jpg&hash=073deda547efe5d6f52142af91a48e489279b774)
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Can you even roll?
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: KurassierNixon on March 05, 2015, 02:31:17 pm
Dutch support fascist Ukraine government by flying passenger plane over war zone and blowing it up to make freedom fighters in Donetsk look bad
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: MarshalKim on March 05, 2015, 02:32:16 pm
Dutch support fascist Ukraine government by flying passenger plane over war zone and blowing it up to make freedom fighters in Donetsk look bad
+1
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Nipplestockings on March 05, 2015, 02:37:40 pm
Quote
Can you even roll?
Spoiler
Sort of, badly. I only ever smoke bowls when I'm alone and my friends have all mastered it so I haven't bothered practicing.
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Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Riddlez on March 05, 2015, 03:34:41 pm
Dutch support fascist Ukraine government by flying passenger plane over war zone and blowing it up to make freedom fighters in Donetsk look bad

A wee too soon, mate.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Wastee on March 05, 2015, 03:36:03 pm
When Minnesota legalize Marijuana? :(
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Furrnox on March 05, 2015, 03:44:40 pm
This thread went downhill quickly..  :-\
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Wastee on March 05, 2015, 03:48:57 pm
This thread went downhill quickly..  :-\
Yeah, I plan on locking it soon because of some people who don't "understand" things
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Theodin on March 05, 2015, 05:00:33 pm
Um this is serious stuff pal :P
maybe if you're that emotionally unstable you shouldn't seek an online gaming forum for support top Lel

This.

But all the same I'm sorry to hear that you're having such a hard time, Rebel. I hope once you get through high school things will start to get better (they will, as anyone who has graduated will tell you). Just gotta wait it out and this part of your life will be behind you.
This. High school anywhere is literally cancer, getting out of this fuckin place is what keeps me going
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Ser Thomas on March 05, 2015, 05:40:18 pm
I think I'm one in a million, like I actually really like High school, now sure I don't enjoy homework, waking up early, tests and learning completly useless information that only matters for standardized tests that are taken near the end of the year but if you ignore all that, I really enjoy it. I know being a freshman might have something to do with it but still..
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: AeroNinja on March 05, 2015, 05:42:13 pm
Um this is serious stuff pal :P
maybe if you're that emotionally unstable you shouldn't seek an online gaming forum for support top Lel

This.

But all the same I'm sorry to hear that you're having such a hard time, Rebel. I hope once you get through high school things will start to get better (they will, as anyone who has graduated will tell you). Just gotta wait it out and this part of your life will be behind you.
This. High school anywhere is literally cancer, getting out of this fuckin place is what keeps me going
i agree with you Theodin. I can almost go to work happy about that. Already what i want as my job 8)
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Commissar Jdf on March 05, 2015, 05:43:28 pm
I think I'm one in a million, like I actually really like High school, now sure I don't enjoy homework, waking up early, tests and learning completly useless information that only matters for standardized tests that are taken near the end of the year but if you ignore all that, I really enjoy it. I know being a freshman might have something to do with it but still..

I love high school. I think the one I go to is academically terrible, but on the bright-side, I'm a senior that only has to go from 7:15am to 10:30am every day until I graduate. Enjoy going from 7:15am to 2:15pm everyday, underclassmen suckers! Bwahahahahahah
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Ser Thomas on March 05, 2015, 05:46:56 pm
I think I'm one in a million, like I actually really like High school, now sure I don't enjoy homework, waking up early, tests and learning completly useless information that only matters for standardized tests that are taken near the end of the year but if you ignore all that, I really enjoy it. I know being a freshman might have something to do with it but still..

I love high school. I think the one I go to is academically terrible, but on the bright-side, I'm a senior that only has to go from 7:15am to 10:30am every day until I graduate. Enjoy going from 7:15am to 2:15pm everyday, underclassmen suckers! Bwahahahahahah
Upperclassmen get to pick their gym classes first and since my last name starts with an S I'm always one of the last freshmen to pick classes, it makes me cri evry tiem
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Riddlez on March 05, 2015, 05:52:22 pm
This. High school anywhere is literally cancer, getting out of this fuckin place is what keeps me going

Agreed.
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: Wastee on March 05, 2015, 05:59:47 pm
I think I'm one in a million, like I actually really like High school, now sure I don't enjoy homework, waking up early, tests and learning completly useless information that only matters for standardized tests that are taken near the end of the year but if you ignore all that, I really enjoy it. I know being a freshman might have something to do with it but still..
I love hs - the homework and stuff
Title: Re: Emotional Feels, no judging
Post by: MarshalKim on March 05, 2015, 06:02:35 pm
I'd redo High school tbh.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: AeroNinja on March 05, 2015, 06:05:24 pm
I want to go work already pff.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: KL4R1N0G4MPR0S on March 05, 2015, 06:10:03 pm
school is cool
nuff said.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Karth on March 05, 2015, 06:27:36 pm
Wait till you get to college, even more freedom  :D
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: AeroNinja on March 05, 2015, 06:32:05 pm
Worky worky. Mucha better. Let ze money come
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Karth on March 05, 2015, 06:34:44 pm
Worky worky. Mucha better. Let ze money come

In America at least most college students have to work at least 2 jobs in order to start paying off their loans.  So life is stressful financially and academically.  But once you figure the financial part out it's quite a relief.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: AeroNinja on March 05, 2015, 06:36:18 pm
2 frickin jobs :o
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Karth on March 05, 2015, 06:47:49 pm
2 frickin jobs :o

Yea.. first year of college I had to work in retail, and part time at a marketing firm, long hours and still wasnt enough money, until I got to my 3rd year in uni where I got a much better paying part time job and didnt need the other one. Oh well, teaches the hard work ethic early.. no vacation/ barely any sick days/long hours  :D
Spoiler
I am not complaining, im in AFROTC and they pay 80% of my tuition  :-X
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So yea, be prepared to work your ass off right after high school, dont neglect education, as its hard to make it
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: AeroNinja on March 05, 2015, 07:12:51 pm
Yea everyone told me working is hard and that Studying and being in high school is much better and they wish they could do it over again. But i want to go to work in Aruba hopefully. I want to go to work in a hotel to help people and stuff like the information desk. (My English is a bit bad sorry). Cause only languages you need to speak in the Dutch Antilles are Papiamentu Dutch and English. :D
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Theodin on March 05, 2015, 07:14:06 pm
2 frickin jobs :o

Yea.. first year of college I had to work in retail, and part time at a marketing firm, long hours and still wasnt enough money, until I got to my 3rd year in uni where I got a much better paying part time job and didnt need the other one. Oh well, teaches the hard work ethic early.. no vacation/ barely any sick days/long hours  :D
Spoiler
I am not complaining, im in AFROTC and they pay 80% of my tuition  :-X
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So yea, be prepared to work your ass off right after high school, dont neglect education, as its hard to make it
I'm luckier in Canada.. 7,000 average tuition, #highertaxes
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Siwi on March 05, 2015, 07:34:41 pm
From what I've seen, college is 100 times better than highschool. Most of the shit they teach you in highschool to "prepare" you for college is bullshit. Go to class, do the homework, study and you do fine. Ive seen some of the work that kids in IB (advanced highschool here) classes had to do and college is so much easier. I'm even in my schools engineering program as a junior and it's easy to party like a freshman and maintain my grades

Highschool sucks, just gotta get though it
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: KL4R1N0G4MPR0S on March 05, 2015, 09:43:47 pm
From what I've seen, college is 100 times better than highschool. Most of the shit they teach you in highschool to "prepare" you for college is bullshit. Go to class, do the homework, study and you do fine. Ive seen some of the work that kids in IB (advanced highschool here) classes had to do and college is so much easier. I'm even in my schools engineering program as a junior and it's easy to party like a freshman and maintain my grades

Highschool sucks, just gotta get though it

lol the only reason why IB is easier is because you have 6 subjects to cover along with CAS and the TOK essay. You may think it's desirable, but believe me, 300 hours of bs UCAS over two years is anything but. In fact, I've seen most people who have had a choice do A-Levels instead of IB (this is for the UK), simply because they wanted to just do their subject and not pseudo-philosophical bs around it.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: MrTiki on March 05, 2015, 10:32:54 pm
From what I've seen, college is 100 times better than highschool. Most of the shit they teach you in highschool to "prepare" you for college is bullshit. Go to class, do the homework, study and you do fine. Ive seen some of the work that kids in IB (advanced highschool here) classes had to do and college is so much easier. I'm even in my schools engineering program as a junior and it's easy to party like a freshman and maintain my grades

Highschool sucks, just gotta get though it

lol the only reason why IB is easier is because you have 6 subjects to cover along with CAS and the TOK essay. You may think it's desirable, but believe me, 300 hours of bs UCAS over two years is anything but. In fact, I've seen most people who have had a choice do A-Levels instead of IB (this is for the UK), simply because they wanted to just do their subject and not pseudo-philosophical bs around it.
He said IB is harder than A-levels, not the other way around. Also it's only 150 hours of CAS over the 2 years, 50 per section, and CAS honestly wasn't that bad (just the reflections were retarded).
If you know what you want to do, then A levels can be better for simply offering you a concise education in exactly what you want, whereas IB forces you to do subjects you may hate, but does mean that you still have most doors open to you when it comes to Uni. That being said, if you don't have specific course requirements, it's easy to choose the best subjects that favour you and get very high marks (one of my friends got 45). Obviously you still have to work your ass off for it.

Right now the sheer volume of knowledge that I need to cram into my head is much worse than the actual conceptual aspects of it.
I must say it made me a very effective procrastinator for coursework though :3
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Gluk the Walrus on March 06, 2015, 12:36:55 am
I saw this thread and i was like NAHHHH, but then i started to read some of the stuff people posted and how open a lot of you guys are being and i truly admire that.

Alright so here it goes

My father used to be a drug addict, any money he made was spent on drugs. Some nights you could tell he was high as a kite. Other times, when we were low on money and he couldn't get his fix you could see his anger. There were times that he would hit me over small shit, i don't remember what they were though. There was one time that i do distinctly remember. We got into an argument, i was sick and stayed home from school but my father refused to believe i was sick, he thought i was playing hookie so he wanted me to work all day, shoveling snow, cleaning the house, ect. I told him that i was sick and shouldn't be doing anything and that all i wanted to do was go back to bed, i told him i would do it when i was better. He was convinced and started to get very angry. He began to come at me, i knew that that meant he was going to start hitting me, so i ran. I ran to the back porch and closed the door. He said fine and locked the door. Know that this was the middle of winter and i was sick, i had nothing but a hoodie, shirt and pajamas. He locked me out there for an hour, eventually i started to bang on the door. Nothing. I then picked up a broom and started hitting the wooden end of it against the door. I thought that if i made enough noise that he would eventually get annoyed enough to let me in. Turns out i hit the end of the broom against the door so hard that it put a hole in the door. When he saw this, he came out and starting punching my chest, he forced me onto the floor and screamed in my face that i would have to pay for it. I had no money and i didn't even get an allowance so i didn't know how he expected me to pay him back. When he was gone, he locked the door again. So i put on a pair of his work boots and went out into the snow. He was watching TV so he didn't notice that i left. I hid in the shed and cried for a long time. I then realized that i still had my phone on me, i called my mom and explained what happened. She called off work and rushed home. For a long time i felt that i had no where i could go to feel safe, at home i was hated by my father and made to work all day. At school i had no friends and no one to talk to. I thought about killing myself a lot, and ill be honest with you here, i attempted it a few times as well. Eventually my mom had enough of my father and they got a divorce. Normally kids feel sad about their parents getting a divorce, i was glad. Although even after my parents divorced, i still had didn't have many friends at school. Sometimes i would make new friends but eventually they would walk out on me, this happened a lot through my freshman and sophomore years. I was constantly an outcast, eventually i stopped trying and i sat by myself at lunch. I did ditch a lot throughout high school and i kept getting put on truancy, it got so bad at one point that they put me on probation (basically if i missed school, i would go to juvi, i had to check in regularly with a probation officer) so my grades were always bad which kept making me feel as if i had no future but i honestly couldn't keep going to the same school with so many people who hated me, i couldn't take it anymore. So i decided that i would start doing online school the second semester of my sophomore year. Its currently my second semester of my junior year so all this was a long time ago. I no longer have depression but i still feel very alone a lot of the times, i am still an outcast.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Butts on March 06, 2015, 12:41:06 am
I saw this thread and i was like NAHHHH, but then i started to read some of the stuff people posted and how open a lot of you guys are being and i truly admire that.

Alright so here it goes

My father used to be a drug addict, any money he made was spent on drugs. Some nights you could tell he was high as a kite. Other times, when we were low on money and he couldn't get his fix you could see his anger. There were times that he would hit me over small shit, i don't remember what they were though. There was one time that i do distinctly remember. We got into an argument, i was sick and stayed home from school but my father refused to believe i was sick, he thought i was playing hookie so he wanted me to work all day, shoveling snow, cleaning the house, ect. I told him that i was sick and shouldn't be doing anything and that all i wanted to do was go back to bed, i told him i would do it when i was better. He was convinced and started to get very angry. He began to come at me, i knew that that meant he was going to start hitting me, so i ran. I ran to the back porch and closed the door. He said fine and locked the door. Know that this was the middle of winter and i was sick, i had nothing but a hoodie, shirt and pajamas. He locked me out there for an hour, eventually i started to bang on the door. Nothing. I then picked up a broom and started hitting the wooden end of it against the door. I thought that if i made enough noise that he would eventually get annoyed enough to let me in. Turns out i hit the end of the broom against the door so hard that it put a hole in the door. When he saw this, he came out and starting punching my chest, he forced me onto the floor and screamed in my face that i would have to pay for it. I had no money and i didn't even get an allowance so i didn't know how he expected me to pay him back. When he was gone, he locked the door again. So i put on a pair of his work boots and went out into the snow. He was watching TV so he didn't notice that i left. I hid in the shed and cried for a long time. I then realized that i still had my phone on me, i called my mom and explained what happened. She called off work and rushed home. For a long time i felt that i had no where i could go to feel safe, at home i was hated by my father and made to work all day. At school i had no friends and no one to talk to. I thought about killing myself a lot, and ill be honest with you here, i attempted it a few times as well. Eventually my mom had enough of my father and they got a divorce. Normally kids feel sad about their parents getting a divorce, i was glad. Although even after my parents divorced, i still had didn't have many friends at school. Sometimes i would make new friends but eventually they would walk out on me, this happened a lot through my freshman and sophomore years. I was constantly an outcast, eventually i stopped trying and i sat by myself at lunch. I did ditch a lot throughout high school and i kept getting put on truancy, it got so bad at one point that they put me on probation (basically if i missed school, i would go to juvi, i had to check in regularly with a probation officer) so my grades were always bad which kept making me feel as if i had no future but i honestly couldn't keep going to the same school with so many people who hated me, i couldn't take it anymore. So i decided that i would start doing online school the second semester of my sophomore year. Its currently my second semester of my junior year so all this was a long time ago. I no longer have depression but i still feel very alone a lot of the times, i am still an outcast.
Your Mother should of divorced  him immitietly after that incident.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: usnavy30 on March 06, 2015, 12:47:36 am
It is an admiring thing that people can be more open isn't it? I read that entire wall of text. Hopefully everything is better now for you. Life itself is just like a rollercoaster.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: KL4R1N0G4MPR0S on March 06, 2015, 12:50:56 am
It is an admiring thing that people can be more open isn't it? I read that entire wall of text. Hopefully everything is better now for you. Life itself is just like a rollercoaster.
Me too, that shit is fucked up.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: usnavy30 on March 06, 2015, 12:57:21 am
Many things can get "fucked up" in this world.  :-X
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: KL4R1N0G4MPR0S on March 06, 2015, 01:00:09 am
Many things can get "fucked up" in this world.  :-X
#trufact
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: usnavy30 on March 06, 2015, 01:03:13 am
The obvious, but that may as well be my middle name then.  ::)
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Gluk the Walrus on March 06, 2015, 01:08:07 am
It is an admiring thing that people can be more open isn't it? I read that entire wall of text. Hopefully everything is better now for you. Life itself is just like a rollercoaster.
It's a lot better than it was but again, i still feel alone. I only have one real friend and i see him about once a month. I am fine though, i have plans to enlist in the airforce.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: usnavy30 on March 06, 2015, 01:16:30 am
Once a month? Sometimes we all get too busy preoccupied with our own labors of a kind. Is locality an issue here? It is for me, time and time again my friends have moved all across the U.S.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Gluk the Walrus on March 06, 2015, 01:25:53 am
Once a month? Sometimes we all get too busy preoccupied with our own labors of a kind. Is locality an issue here? It is for me, time and time again my friends have moved all across the U.S.
idk, that's just how it goes, we live relatively close, not walking distance but close enough but that's just how it is. When i do see him though he usually stays for more than one day, usually 3 or 4.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: usnavy30 on March 06, 2015, 01:35:01 am
Another obvious idea.. it seems online interaction is very useful when outside interaction is slim. I have felt like an outcast as well preferring to eat alone at lunch back in high school days. I was always so busy..  :-\
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Ser Thomas on March 06, 2015, 02:20:44 am
Must be pretty rough when you prefer to eat alone  :-X
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Jango The Fett on March 06, 2015, 03:21:07 am
It seems like there is almost a pattern here. This being that a lot of the people here who seem to be social outcast, turn to online gaming (in this case NW) to fill the void. I'm not saying its bad (I mean shit I myself play NW) and its probably a natural human attraction seeing as so many previous people claim that they sort of do NW for social reasons or rather a distraction from something. I also find it intriguing that many of the victims (for lack of a better word) here find better homage on a computer from people they don't know rather than people they meet in real life. This is the most surprising part to me because I know for sure NW and FSE are crawling with trolls but it looks as if for the most part they (the scum of earth trolls) have left this topic to itself.

Btw a lot of the shit on here is just disgusting and makes me feel the feels for those who are suffering.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Gluk the Walrus on March 06, 2015, 03:47:46 am
It seems like there is almost a pattern here. This being that a lot of the people here who seem to be social outcast, turn to online gaming (in this case NW) to fill the void. I'm not saying its bad (I mean shit I myself play NW) and its probably a natural human attraction seeing as so many previous people claim that they sort of do NW for social reasons or rather a distraction from something. I also find it intriguing that many of the victims (for lack of a better word) here find better homage on a computer from people they don't know rather than people they meet in real life. This is the most surprising part to me because I know for sure NW and FSE are crawling with trolls but it looks as if for the most part they (the scum of earth trolls) have left this topic to itself.

Btw a lot of the shit on here is just disgusting and makes me feel the feels for those who are suffering.
It is sort of pathetic to say this but i probably would have killed myself if i didn't have gaming, because without it i wouldn't have a way out from my problems, for a long time this has been my only means of some sort of happiness, to fill the void.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Jango The Fett on March 06, 2015, 04:06:43 am
It seems like there is almost a pattern here. This being that a lot of the people here who seem to be social outcast, turn to online gaming (in this case NW) to fill the void. I'm not saying its bad (I mean shit I myself play NW) and its probably a natural human attraction seeing as so many previous people claim that they sort of do NW for social reasons or rather a distraction from something. I also find it intriguing that many of the victims (for lack of a better word) here find better homage on a computer from people they don't know rather than people they meet in real life. This is the most surprising part to me because I know for sure NW and FSE are crawling with trolls but it looks as if for the most part they (the scum of earth trolls) have left this topic to itself.

Btw a lot of the shit on here is just disgusting and makes me feel the feels for those who are suffering.
It is sort of pathetic to say this but i probably would have killed myself if i didn't have gaming, because without it i wouldn't have a way out from my problems, for a long time this has been my only means of some sort of happiness, to fill the void.

That is what I would have assumed, or rather what I was guessing (not that you would kill yourself of course, but that gaming is a release and a distraction, as well as a social interaction that many people lack).
Also I don't want to consider it pathetic, but more of a natural instinctive resort a person goes to after real life interaction goes missing. That person instead, replaces the gap with gaming because it is an easy way to interact with others. I mean think about it, so many people on the previous pages including yourself and myself to an extent use gaming as a filler for a social gap, so that leads me to believe that its just human to resort to any means necessary to find that social fuel.

Btw Gluk I sort of know how you feel with your father and all, though my parents aren't divorced at this point in time (though its very possible in the future). I still know how a dad can be physically abusive i.e, in my case kicking, punching and at one point when I was around age 11 (I'm 16 now) my dad actually picked me up and slammed me on the ground. However since I have reached pubescent age and have grown to be as big as my dad he no longer seems to touch me. But anyhow I read your story and I could relate a little so I can honestly say that sucks for you man, and I hope it gets better for you.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Gluk the Walrus on March 06, 2015, 04:33:28 am
Oh it honestly has gotten better for me, i don't live with him anymore and it has been some time since he has done anything to me. Thank you for being so understanding :)
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: DoctorWarband on March 06, 2015, 09:56:48 am
My problems seem so slim in comparison to everyone's.
Though, I must say, I myself am one of those people that fill the social gap in their lives with gaming.
In truth, what has helped me more than gaming itself is YouTube and Twitch. Doing those is the best way of knowing people somehow care about what you do. Even if in small numbers.
So whenever there's a troll saying that I suck on YouTube or on Twitch I just ignore, because I know that if I WILL care it will destroy me. Sorry for the rant.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Wastee on March 06, 2015, 01:37:27 pm
My problems seem so slim in comparison to everyone's.
Though, I must say, I myself am one of those people that fill the social gap in their lives with gaming.
In truth, what has helped me more than gaming itself is YouTube and Twitch. Doing those is the best way of knowing people somehow care about what you do. Even if in small numbers.
So whenever there's a troll saying that I suck on YouTube or on Twitch I just ignore, because I know that if I WILL care it will destroy me. Sorry for the rant.
That's what this is for brutha :)
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: DoctorWarband on March 06, 2015, 03:10:53 pm
My problems seem so slim in comparison to everyone's.
Though, I must say, I myself am one of those people that fill the social gap in their lives with gaming.
In truth, what has helped me more than gaming itself is YouTube and Twitch. Doing those is the best way of knowing people somehow care about what you do. Even if in small numbers.
So whenever there's a troll saying that I suck on YouTube or on Twitch I just ignore, because I know that if I WILL care it will destroy me. Sorry for the rant.
That's what this is for brutha :)
Still, my problems next to yours (in plural) are very small. But it's fun to make the problem bigger than it is ya know  ;)
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: junedragon on March 06, 2015, 03:16:02 pm
My problems seem so slim in comparison to everyone's.
Though, I must say, I myself am one of those people that fill the social gap in their lives with gaming.
In truth, what has helped me more than gaming itself is YouTube and Twitch. Doing those is the best way of knowing people somehow care about what you do. Even if in small numbers.
So whenever there's a troll saying that I suck on YouTube or on Twitch I just ignore, because I know that if I WILL care it will destroy me. Sorry for the rant.

As a general rule:

Wherever you go online there's going to be trolls. Just consider and/or chuckle internally about how pathetic their lives must be that they have to resort to insulting people over the internet for entertainment (and/or to make them feel better about themselves) and ignore them.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: DoctorWarband on March 06, 2015, 03:29:15 pm
My problems seem so slim in comparison to everyone's.
Though, I must say, I myself am one of those people that fill the social gap in their lives with gaming.
In truth, what has helped me more than gaming itself is YouTube and Twitch. Doing those is the best way of knowing people somehow care about what you do. Even if in small numbers.
So whenever there's a troll saying that I suck on YouTube or on Twitch I just ignore, because I know that if I WILL care it will destroy me. Sorry for the rant.

As a general rule:

Wherever you go online there's going to be trolls. Just consider and/or chuckle internally about how pathetic their lives must be that they have to resort to insulting people over the internet for entertainment (and/or to make them feel better about themselves) and ignore them.
That's what I do! :)
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: 1stNOG_IDF on March 07, 2015, 10:41:03 am
I spilled my glass of milk.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: hardcorefreestyleboy on March 07, 2015, 01:39:35 pm

Im sick for a year now and noone can tell me what it is. Most of the time im healthy as fuck on paper. But I feel weak / fatigued, got back ache and other bullshit. I had to quit my sports which I loved and was skilled in. Thats also pretty stupid because Ive done those a lot with my friends. I cant go to school often as well and thus the amount of social interaction is rather low though I still have some friends. Because of my backache I can also hardly play games anymore. I was depressive already but thats gotten much better. I highly doubt that anyone has got a solution but that was my story  :)
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Theodin on March 07, 2015, 02:32:09 pm
I spilled my glass of milk.
IDF I'm so sorry
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: MrTiki on March 07, 2015, 02:34:28 pm

Im sick for a year now and noone can tell me what it is. Most of the time im healthy as fuck on paper. But I feel weak / fatigued, got back ache and other bullshit. I had to quit my sports which I loved and was skilled in. Thats also pretty stupid because Ive done those a lot with my friends. I cant go to school often as well and thus the amount of social interaction is rather low though I still have some friends. Because of my backache I can also hardly play games anymore. I was depressive already but thats gotten much better. I highly doubt that anyone has got a solution but that was my story  :)
Have you visited your GP about it? Anything that's been going on for that long is generally worth taking a look at. It could just be something simple like anaemia, which is easy to rectify, and a quick blood test can check that.

Hope it gets sorted out, whatever it might be.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: hardcorefreestyleboy on March 07, 2015, 03:07:11 pm
I've been to various docs, including GPs and more specified ones. I've even been to the hospital for a week for a checkthrough. On paper im fit. In reality I'm not. But thank you I hope so as well
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Wastee on March 08, 2015, 12:27:42 am
I've been to various docs, including GPs and more specified ones. I've even been to the hospital for a week for a checkthrough. On paper im fit. In reality I'm not. But thank you I hope so as well
I recommend visiting a chiropractor if you haven't already, two years ago I was vomiting 3-5 times a day, not being able to attend school and starting a lot of anxiety for me. No one could explain why I was vomiting and feeling so bad, suddenly after visiting the chiropractor and getting my neck and back readjusted (my neck was about 3 inches out of place due to a basketball injury from years before) It stopped. The chiropractor told me something was most likely up with my nerves. A lot of doctors and health experts do not believe in chiropractic healing but lemme tell you, it works! Another person I knew had issues where her stomach would make weird noises very loudly, she couldn't attend school because it was too much of a distraction for people around her. No one could explain what was going out, turned out it was something with her nervous system, got something re-adjusted and It all went away.

Also with me we are positive it must have been my re-adjustment, I got 2 MRI's a CAT Scan, some other X-Rays where I had to drink radioactive stuff that tasted like shit, and I even had an endoscopy done (they put a camera down your throat into your stomach), they found zip, except for a cyst in my brain, that has no affect on me though and we are watching in every year to make sure it isn't growing.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: MarshalKim on March 08, 2015, 01:15:39 am
I've been to various docs, including GPs and more specified ones. I've even been to the hospital for a week for a checkthrough. On paper im fit. In reality I'm not. But thank you I hope so as well

Did you have a bad sleep hygiene before this?
Are you medicated or do you take any recreational drugs?

Maybe you have: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infectious_mononucleosis  ?
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: MaxLam on March 08, 2015, 01:27:46 am
No, he has the mal du siècle.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Nipplestockings on March 08, 2015, 01:42:08 am
The finest internet doctors in all the land gather here on this day for their annual medical malpractice and misdiagnosis convention.

Hippocrates would be proud!
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: MarshalKim on March 08, 2015, 01:53:46 am
The finest internet doctors in all the land gather here on this day for their annual medical malpractice and misdiagnosis convention.

Hippocrates would be proud!

No one is giving a diagnostic. He should just go check his shit out at a doctor and consider what this might be.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Colonel Howe on March 08, 2015, 03:49:10 am
Prognosis:
Listen to songs
Best cure for any depression or sadness
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Dom13WorstNW on March 08, 2015, 05:09:23 am
Prognosis:
Listen to songs
Best cure for any depression or sadness

I wish that was true
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Nipplestockings on March 08, 2015, 06:56:03 am
If you listen to music other than awful dubstep and electro shit it's true.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: MarshalKim on March 08, 2015, 07:11:45 am
If you listen to music other than awful dubstep and electro shit it's true.

Some EDM is good. Most dubstep is trash like 99% of it.


http://youtu.be/gt-3fca2ylw
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: hardcorefreestyleboy on March 08, 2015, 09:07:49 am
@anime avatar dude

I have heard of that too and Chiropractor is still on my to-visit list besides some other docs. And I do believe that they can be as helpful as a doctor. In fact my trust in doctors and all kind of medicine has dropped by 200% within the last year. Every Doc just checks through the 2 maybe 3 things he can check and then sends you out saying youre healthy. Not even a tip what to do next. Help yourself or get screwed. Goes for medicine as well as for everything else.

@Kim
Infectious Monucleosis got checked and theres not a single hint that I have it.

Also my lifesytle was pretty healthy before I got it so I doubt its coming from a lack of sleep or similar
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Alexander on March 08, 2015, 09:14:05 am
If you listen to music other than awful dubstep and electro shit it's true.
R A P M U S I C L E T S G O B O Y S
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: OttoFIN on March 08, 2015, 02:10:02 pm
This thread is no more..
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Riddlez on March 08, 2015, 02:15:03 pm
Prognosis:
Listen to songs
Best cure for any depression or sadness

I wish that was true

It is true if you are depressed because of not listening to music, which is possible.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Nipplestockings on March 08, 2015, 02:55:47 pm
This thread is no more..

Thank god.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Olafson on March 08, 2015, 07:59:40 pm
I ate tuna today. It made me very sad. Now I can't stop thinking of those poor cows that have lost their lives just for my can of tuna.

Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: AeroNinja on March 08, 2015, 08:00:39 pm
Poor Tuna.  :-\
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: DoctorWarband on March 08, 2015, 09:30:27 pm
I ate tuna today. It made me very sad. Now I can't stop thinking of those poor cows that have lost their lives just for my can of tuna.
Interesting. I ate tuna too. Illuminati Confirmed?
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Wastee on March 08, 2015, 09:30:54 pm
I ate tuna today. It made me very sad. Now I can't stop thinking of those poor cows that have lost their lives just for my can of tuna.
Damnit olafson, think of all the bees those cows ate just to make your tuna, their lives were lost for no reason.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: MarshalKim on March 08, 2015, 10:01:15 pm
http://youtu.be/DltFjg20NVs
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Gluk the Walrus on March 09, 2015, 12:12:18 am
I ate tuna today. It made me very sad. Now I can't stop thinking of those poor cows that have lost their lives just for my can of tuna.
woke up today seeing that there is still no news about BCoF, now i am sad.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Turin Turambar on March 09, 2015, 12:23:34 am
I ate tuna today. It made me very sad. Now I can't stop thinking of those poor cows that have lost their lives just for my can of tuna.
woke up today seeing that there is still no news about BCoF, now i am sad.
These must have been two very sad years for you.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: KL4R1N0G4MPR0S on March 09, 2015, 01:06:06 am
I ate tuna today. It made me very sad. Now I can't stop thinking of those poor cows that have lost their lives just for my can of tuna.
woke up today seeing that there is still no news about BCoF, now i am sad.
#firstworldproblems
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Gluk the Walrus on March 09, 2015, 06:27:04 am
Dear FSE,
please give us some info on BCoF, anything will do, just give us something! If you do, i'll stop being sad.

Your dearest love
-Everyone in the NW community
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Wastee on March 09, 2015, 02:18:51 pm
Dear FSE,
please give us some info on BCoF, anything will do, just give us something! If you do, i'll stop being sad.

Your dearest love
-Everyone in the NW community
Wuts a BCoF
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Nipplestockings on March 09, 2015, 03:57:01 pm
I think it stands for bad cough.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: junedragon on March 09, 2015, 04:11:20 pm
I think it stands for bad cough.

No no no, it's an ancient myth from a strange realm known as the Netherlands.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Wastee on March 09, 2015, 04:16:54 pm
I think it stands for bad cough.

No no no, it's an ancient myth from a strange realm known as the Netherlands.
The realm of the flying squirrel? :O
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Lawbringer on March 10, 2015, 09:02:30 pm
I play NW because it is fun and I can shirk my responsibilities. Top kek
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: AeroNinja on March 10, 2015, 09:27:51 pm
It makes me happy that i haven't played games for days. My addiction is floating away. Finally.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: KL4R1N0G4MPR0S on March 10, 2015, 09:30:00 pm
It makes me happy that i haven't played games for days. My addiction is floating away. Finally.
relief.gif
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: AsianP on March 10, 2015, 09:43:22 pm
I saw this thread and i was like NAHHHH, but then i started to read some of the stuff people posted and how open a lot of you guys are being and i truly admire that.

Alright so here it goes

My father used to be a drug addict, any money he made was spent on drugs. Some nights you could tell he was high as a kite. Other times, when we were low on money and he couldn't get his fix you could see his anger. There were times that he would hit me over small shit, i don't remember what they were though. There was one time that i do distinctly remember. We got into an argument, i was sick and stayed home from school but my father refused to believe i was sick, he thought i was playing hookie so he wanted me to work all day, shoveling snow, cleaning the house, ect. I told him that i was sick and shouldn't be doing anything and that all i wanted to do was go back to bed, i told him i would do it when i was better. He was convinced and started to get very angry. He began to come at me, i knew that that meant he was going to start hitting me, so i ran. I ran to the back porch and closed the door. He said fine and locked the door. Know that this was the middle of winter and i was sick, i had nothing but a hoodie, shirt and pajamas. He locked me out there for an hour, eventually i started to bang on the door. Nothing. I then picked up a broom and started hitting the wooden end of it against the door. I thought that if i made enough noise that he would eventually get annoyed enough to let me in. Turns out i hit the end of the broom against the door so hard that it put a hole in the door. When he saw this, he came out and starting punching my chest, he forced me onto the floor and screamed in my face that i would have to pay for it. I had no money and i didn't even get an allowance so i didn't know how he expected me to pay him back. When he was gone, he locked the door again. So i put on a pair of his work boots and went out into the snow. He was watching TV so he didn't notice that i left. I hid in the shed and cried for a long time. I then realized that i still had my phone on me, i called my mom and explained what happened. She called off work and rushed home. For a long time i felt that i had no where i could go to feel safe, at home i was hated by my father and made to work all day. At school i had no friends and no one to talk to. I thought about killing myself a lot, and ill be honest with you here, i attempted it a few times as well. Eventually my mom had enough of my father and they got a divorce. Normally kids feel sad about their parents getting a divorce, i was glad. Although even after my parents divorced, i still had didn't have many friends at school. Sometimes i would make new friends but eventually they would walk out on me, this happened a lot through my freshman and sophomore years. I was constantly an outcast, eventually i stopped trying and i sat by myself at lunch. I did ditch a lot throughout high school and i kept getting put on truancy, it got so bad at one point that they put me on probation (basically if i missed school, i would go to juvi, i had to check in regularly with a probation officer) so my grades were always bad which kept making me feel as if i had no future but i honestly couldn't keep going to the same school with so many people who hated me, i couldn't take it anymore. So i decided that i would start doing online school the second semester of my sophomore year. Its currently my second semester of my junior year so all this was a long time ago. I no longer have depression but i still feel very alone a lot of the times, i am still an outcast.
Hey Gluk I just want to let you know man, you're not the only one. I know how you feel and I feel really bad that anything of those sorts occurred. I can relate. When I was little, my family had a very hard time collecting income. My mom was new to the United States and had poor English, resulting in less jobs open for her. My dad however was in the Navy and would leave for months on end. My family usually worried about where our next meal would come from. We often had to have friends deliver their school lunches in order to keep us fed. When my dad came back, he began to start a very bad gambling addiction. He would often leave the house for a couple days and come back with empty pockets. Because of his addiction, my brothers and I lost any funds we had left for our investment into college etc. My dad started to gain really bad anger problems after his gambling addiction. There were multiple times that we would grab me and throw me into my room. When I was around the age of 7, I noticed by dad playing an online poker game. I asked him why he was playing it and told my mother. He then proceeded to go to my room get on top of me, restrain me and yell in my face. I was often terrified of him after. Fast forward to August of 2009, me and my brother are sent to Florida to live with my father until my mom can finish selling our previous house. Everything seemed to be fine, my dads gambling habits seemed to disappear and life looked great. A few months later, my mom shows un-expectantly at my fathers house while he was at work, telling me that my Father was planning on divorcing her and getting rid of us by sending us back to Texas. As a child I was heartbroken, i loved my father and still hoped for the family to work. Now fast forward to 2012. My depression stage had set in and I was not social at all. I would often keep to myself and play video games in order to avoid the real world. Everything that happened in my childhood lead up to that stage. I had actually almost killed myself on purpose. I tried to hang myself buy my mom walked in before I could really do damage. I began seeing a psychiatrist about my mental state and had routine sessions with him daily. On the week before thanksgiving 2012, my dad was found in his apartment dead, after being missing for about 3 days. This absolutely crushed me and my depressive state began to appear again. The last message I will ever get to read was over facebook.

 Lou Godeaux-
there's a real sport...  no pads but your too tall. usually stubby guys with legs the size of trees
cool, good night miss y'all, love y'all. Tell Tony too

Jeremiah Godeaux-
Alright dad Goodnight!
I will

However, I had mixed emotions at the time and didn't even tell my dad that I loved him, nor did I mention to my brother that he loved him no matter what. Moral of the story is, parents can be abusive, assholes, unreasonable, etc but they are our parents. Just because they are adult doesn't mean they won't make mistakes. I didn't know this until it was too late. Love your parents, always love them. One day they will not be there and you won't be able to change that fact. In your case Gluk, your dad still should not beat a child ever. I am deeply sorry that you had to go through that.
http://gyazo.com/7febbe3974d8e96b348bbcfd918b5b83 screen shot of my last conversation.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Lawbringer on March 10, 2015, 10:31:42 pm
I remember AsianP told me a little about his dad, but never to this extent. I'm sorry both of you guys went through that, Gluk and Ap.

I'm afraid I couldn't relate much to the way you guys feel, but it saddens me to hear that you guys had to go through this stuff.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Wastee on March 10, 2015, 11:07:47 pm
Your a great guy still through all that Asian! Keep it up!

On another note my gf just got back from inpatient! :D
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Gluk the Walrus on March 10, 2015, 11:26:42 pm
AsianP, wow, i am really sorry for you that you had to go though that. I teared up a bit as i read it and i honestly hope that things are better for you now. I could not even imagine losing a parent, and i am sorry.

Ill take what you said into consideration, and thank you for being so open.

Your a great guy still through all that Asian! Keep it up!

On another note my gf just got back from inpatient! :D
I hope she gets better :)
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Lawbringer on March 10, 2015, 11:32:26 pm
With every year that came to pass
More clouds appear until the sky went black
And now there's
No sunlight,
No sunlight.
And now there's
No sunlight,
No sunlight anymore.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Wastee on March 11, 2015, 12:15:50 am
With every year that came to pass
More clouds appear until the sky went black
And now there's
No sunlight,
No sunlight.
And now there's
No sunlight,
No sunlight anymore.

It's very sunny suddently in Minnesota
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: AsianP on March 11, 2015, 12:17:24 am
 
With every year that came to pass
More clouds appear until the sky went black
And now there's
No sunlight,
No sunlight.
And now there's
No sunlight,
No sunlight anymore.


 8) 8)
It's very sunny suddently in Minnesota
Title: Re: Depressing Thread
Post by: Ambiguous on March 11, 2015, 01:11:29 pm
well my cat died last year
My Dog died last year too :(
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Lemon on March 11, 2015, 11:23:54 pm
So I thought on and off about posting here, but I think I will. Thanks Asian and Gluk for being open :)

So lets begin about 3 years ago i'm pretty sure. It was a Wednesday in school. The night before I stopped at my moms/her boyfriends house so I could pick something up for school. After that I went back to my dads house blah blah blah. (parents are divorced) Well during that time at school, it was about 1:00 and I get pulled out of class by one of the office people and sent down to the office, My dad and sister were there and we left instantly. I was pretty scared. Once we were in the road, my dad told me that my mom was sick. I asked if she is ok, and he said he doesn't know. From there I was in what seemed was the longest car ride of my life. Once we got to the hospital I saw her boyfriend there, she was unconscious and her boyfriend told us that her liver failed (this isnt exactly what happened but its the shorted down version) The doctor didn't totally know how it happened but they basically though she swallowed a large amount of Advil the night before, Which was crazy to me because my mom would never do that. (I still dont know what happened) Family was called and the doctor said she probably wasn't going to make it. After 1 day they decided to transfer her to a bigger hospital that had more ability to hopefully help her. The transfer happened and she was at the new hospital. After about 2 more days of nothing, that night we went to the hospital again like every night before that. The doctor said if something doesnt happened she will die overnight. She was very low on the liver transplant list and we lost hope. But they found a liver. That night I remember staying at the hospital all night during her transplant, I was so happy that she was going to be better again if it went well, which it did for a bit. There was tons of smaller things that went wrong after the first transplant but there is no need to go all into that. well from there we had to wait, I cant even remember how many days but one day she finally woke up. She couldn't talk cause there was one of those throat respirator things but her eyes were very yellow. The doctor brought us all into a room and told us that she lost mostly all of her memory, Some chemical from the liver or something went up into her brain and took out the memory side of things. She didnt remember anyone. So from there we took many steps to get her better. She went from the hospital for a long time, to a therapeutic center and she was getting better every day. But then it started to slow down to where she is today. She cant live on her own, she takes pills everyday, She gets words confused and she walks funny. She is Intellectual disabled and I have to live with that. She now lives up north with her boyfriend who has mainly been taking care of her for the past 3 years. without him there would be no way she would have made it this far. We tried to jog her memory but in my opinion its all gone and she is learning about us from what we told her after the transplant. There is a lot more to this story but I thought I would put it here. I would say there is more wrong with her but that is enough detail. Another problem I have is that i'm 16, my dad is 66. I honestly worry about him every day because he is old and I don't want anything to happen to him. Idk I guess I should worry but i always do.

This is just a bit of what I have had to deal with and what haunts me every day. I have dealt with depression and all that but i prefer to forget about that stuff and move on.


anyway thanks for reading all this. Hopefully this has given some people hope and stuff like that. If you ever need help or need to talk add/message me on steam. Sorry for any spelling/grammar errors :P Sorry the story is all over the place too.
https://steamcommunity.com/id/L00mon/
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: AsianP on March 12, 2015, 12:42:49 am
So I thought on and off about posting here, but I think I will. Thanks Asian and Gluk for being open :)

So lets begin about 3 years ago i'm pretty sure. It was a Wednesday in school. The night before I stopped at my moms/her boyfriends house so I could pick something up for school. After that I went back to my dads house blah blah blah. (parents are divorced) Well during that time at school, it was about 1:00 and I get pulled out of class by one of the office people and sent down to the office, My dad and sister were there and we left instantly. I was pretty scared. Once we were in the road, my dad told me that my mom was sick. I asked if she is ok, and he said he doesn't know. From there I was in what seemed was the longest car ride of my life. Once we got to the hospital I saw her boyfriend there, she was unconscious and her boyfriend told us that her liver failed (this isnt exactly what happened but its the shorted down version) The doctor didn't totally know how it happened but they basically though she swallowed a large amount of Advil the night before, Which was crazy to me because my mom would never do that. (I still dont know what happened) Family was called and the doctor said she probably wasn't going to make it. After 1 day they decided to transfer her to a bigger hospital that had more ability to hopefully help her. The transfer happened and she was at the new hospital. After about 2 more days of nothing, that night we went to the hospital again like every night before that. The doctor said if something doesnt happened she will die overnight. She was very low on the liver transplant list and we lost hope. But they found a liver. That night I remember staying at the hospital all night during her transplant, I was so happy that she was going to be better again if it went well, which it did for a bit. There was tons of smaller things that went wrong after the first transplant but there is no need to go all into that. well from there we had to wait, I cant even remember how many days but one day she finally woke up. She couldn't talk cause there was one of those throat respirator things but her eyes were very yellow. The doctor brought us all into a room and told us that she lost mostly all of her memory, Some chemical from the liver or something went up into her brain and took out the memory side of things. She didnt remember anyone. So from there we took many steps to get her better. She went from the hospital for a long time, to a therapeutic center and she was getting better every day. But then it started to slow down to where she is today. She cant live on her own, she takes pills everyday, She gets words confused and she walks funny. She is Intellectual disabled and I have to live with that. She now lives up north with her boyfriend who has mainly been taking care of her for the past 3 years. without him there would be no way she would have made it this far. We tried to jog her memory but in my opinion its all gone and she is learning about us from what we told her after the transplant. There is a lot more to this story but I thought I would put it here. I would say there is more wrong with her but that is enough detail. Another problem I have is that i'm 16, my dad is 66. I honestly worry about him every day because he is old and I don't want anything to happen to him. Idk I guess I should worry but i always do.

This is just a bit of what I have had to deal with and what haunts me every day. I have dealt with depression and all that but i prefer to forget about that stuff and move on.


anyway thanks for reading all this. Hopefully this has given some people hope and stuff like that. If you ever need help or need to talk add/message me on steam. Sorry for any spelling/grammar errors :P Sorry the story is all over the place too.
https://steamcommunity.com/id/L00mon/
Oh man, I couldn't imagine about having a parent that had forgotten everything about their family.. My condolences to you sir. My step-dad is in his mid 70's and I worry about him too as well. Hes working well into old age to support my mom and to send me to college. People can be awesome.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Tharan on March 15, 2015, 11:33:18 pm
If anyone feel sad watch this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wXB-cNVDUA
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Furrnox on March 16, 2015, 01:21:00 pm
I've lost connection with my mom for obvious reasons.
I feel like an outcast at home & in school for not being able to do simple tasks.
I'm depressed & probably bipolar to.
I'm afraid of ending up as my mom one day..
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: hardcorefreestyleboy on March 16, 2015, 02:23:33 pm
I've lost connection with my mom for obvious reasons.
I feel like an outcast at home & in school for not being able to do simple tasks.

Why is that?
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Furrnox on March 16, 2015, 05:39:07 pm
I don't talk to my mom since she's very mentally ill.
I can't handle simple tasks since I'm depressed, tierd & feel weak all the time.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Riddlez on March 16, 2015, 05:58:06 pm
I don't talk to my mom since she's very mentally ill.
I can't handle simple tasks since I'm depressed, tierd & feel weak all the time.

Yet checking forums and posting argumented points works?
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Archduke Sven on March 16, 2015, 08:33:23 pm
I don't talk to my mom since she's very mentally ill.
I can't handle simple tasks since I'm depressed, tierd & feel weak all the time.

Sounds like 30% of swedish people your age tbh.

Anyhow, i think many people over think things way too much. Our brain is a fantastic device that we have control over, not the otherway around. Happiness can only be shaped by you, if you want to be happy trust me you can.

We have all been through a dark, patchy spot in our lives as youths, but it is something you get through. When i was there i was just happy i realised that being in a positive state of mind makes things so much easier.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: MarshalKim on March 16, 2015, 09:18:05 pm
Sounds like 30% of swedish people your age tbh.

Hahahaha. Excellent post. +1
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Turin Turambar on March 16, 2015, 09:35:56 pm
We have all been through a dark, patchy spot in our lives as youths, but it is something you get through. When i was there i was just happy i realised that being in a positive state of mind makes things so much easier.
Exactly.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Wastee on April 29, 2015, 02:51:23 pm
https://m.soundcloud.com/itsjustashley/suicide
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Gluk the Walrus on April 30, 2015, 02:35:37 am
*snip*
Don't.
Tiki, i dont understand what was wrong with that. It was just a recording of why you shouldnt commit suicide, in fact i teared up a bit when i listened to it.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Colonel Howe on April 30, 2015, 02:53:54 am
Tiki tries to suppress all emotion on this forum if you didn't realize it
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Turin Turambar on April 30, 2015, 02:59:50 am
I believe he has a lot of things in his life he could post here in this thread..
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Nipplestockings on April 30, 2015, 03:26:38 am
wowo
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Wastee on April 30, 2015, 03:59:53 am
Wait why was that snipped :o, it's a song. It doesnt break any off topic rules
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Newkirk on April 30, 2015, 05:23:52 am
Where's the happy in this thread guys? Happiness is an emotion too you know! :)

I've got plenty of happy right now. Finally getting another chance with a certain girl I thought I lost years ago. :)
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Augy on April 30, 2015, 09:39:53 am
Where's the happy in this thread guys? Happiness is an emotion too you know! :)

I've got plenty of happy right now. Finally getting another chance with a certain girl I thought I lost years ago. :)

Right on, man.

I tend to be overly shy around women that i'm attracted to, for fear that any flirting might be misconstrued as creepy advances; which they are subjected to on a daily basis by majority of the male populous.

I tend to wait for women to make the first advance. Obviously this isn't a very effective strategy. Worse most women haven't fully rejected gender roles (yet), and assume men will initiate flirting if they're interested.

I honestly wonder how much the phenomenon of the "creep" has been amplified due to internet communication. There was a time when you had two options, phone or in person and clearly in order to get a phone number you had to talk to the person.

Now, it seems like everyone is so scared to talk to each other. And I mean everyone to the point where they build walls that even they don't necessarily desire. The point in all this that I really enjoy is once you fuck with these walls in mass, like giving people the opportunity to meet freely. And, this can be anything from organizing a sports team, to an in person dinner this stuff just evaporates into thin air.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Nipplestockings on April 30, 2015, 10:42:36 am
Sounds like a Dutch problem.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Augy on April 30, 2015, 11:46:36 am
Sounds like a Dutch problem.

Nah haha, its human problems... I do a lot of activities and do my own thing. Try not to have expectation because love just sort of happens.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Nipplestockings on April 30, 2015, 12:34:49 pm
Alright, friend.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNtcu_gq72A
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Turin Turambar on April 30, 2015, 01:05:22 pm
Long live Geert Wilders.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Riddlez on April 30, 2015, 02:14:56 pm
Long live Geert Wilders.

Reported for insanity
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Newkirk on April 30, 2015, 04:39:11 pm
Where's the happy in this thread guys? Happiness is an emotion too you know! :)

I've got plenty of happy right now. Finally getting another chance with a certain girl I thought I lost years ago. :)

Right on, man.

I tend to be overly shy around women that i'm attracted to, for fear that any flirting might be misconstrued as creepy advances; which they are subjected to on a daily basis by majority of the male populous.

I tend to wait for women to make the first advance. Obviously this isn't a very effective strategy. Worse most women haven't fully rejected gender roles (yet), and assume men will initiate flirting if they're interested.

I honestly wonder how much the phenomenon of the "creep" has been amplified due to internet communication. There was a time when you had two options, phone or in person and clearly in order to get a phone number you had to talk to the person.

Now, it seems like everyone is so scared to talk to each other. And I mean everyone to the point where they build walls that even they don't necessarily desire. The point in all this that I really enjoy is once you fuck with these walls in mass, like giving people the opportunity to meet freely. And, this can be anything from organizing a sports team, to an in person dinner this stuff just evaporates into thin air.
I'm much the same way myself, probably the reason it never worked out oh so many years ago, trying more now to step up to the plate instead of just hoping for the best like usual.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: MarshalKim on April 30, 2015, 04:51:26 pm
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+

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+

https://youtu.be/I25YWZWLLEU


Pick up all the hoes
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Wastee on April 30, 2015, 05:17:59 pm
10/10
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: OttoFIN on August 23, 2015, 03:47:33 pm
Is this a serious thread anymore? Because I need to express my emotions.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: The Mighty McLovin on August 23, 2015, 04:46:46 pm
Nobody on FSE likes me.  :'(
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Cazasar on August 23, 2015, 04:52:32 pm
Nobody on FSE likes me.  :'(
I do
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: The Mighty McLovin on August 23, 2015, 04:54:45 pm
 ;)    ;)    ;)    ;)
    ;)    ;)    ;)
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Malkolm R. Lind on August 23, 2015, 05:00:14 pm
Nobody on FSE likes me.  :'(
I do
I don't.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Cazasar on August 23, 2015, 05:00:49 pm
;)    ;)    ;)    ;)
    ;)    ;)    ;)
:-*       :-*          :-*                      :-*                           :-*
 :-*          :-*                             :-*                     :-*
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: The Mighty McLovin on August 23, 2015, 05:05:39 pm
Nobody on FSE likes me.  :'(
I do
I don't.

 :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'(

Also 1000 posts. Wooohoooo.  ;)  :)  :D  ;D  >:(  :(  :o  8)  ???  ::)  :P  :-[  :-X  :-\  :-*  :'(
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Gamboji on August 23, 2015, 05:34:45 pm
pffft  u guys are a bunch of whiny pussies, why would i or any1 else care about ur problems?
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Gamboji on August 23, 2015, 05:37:28 pm
Where's the happy in this thread guys? Happiness is an emotion too you know! :)

I've got plenty of happy right now. Finally getting another chance with a certain girl I thought I lost years ago. :)

Right on, man.

I tend to be overly shy around women that i'm attracted to, for fear that any flirting might be misconstrued as creepy advances; which they are subjected to on a daily basis by majority of the male populous.

I tend to wait for women to make the first advance. Obviously this isn't a very effective strategy. Worse most women haven't fully rejected gender roles (yet), and assume men will initiate flirting if they're interested.

I honestly wonder how much the phenomenon of the "creep" has been amplified due to internet communication. There was a time when you had two options, phone or in person and clearly in order to get a phone number you had to talk to the person.

Now, it seems like everyone is so scared to talk to each other. And I mean everyone to the point where they build walls that even they don't necessarily desire. The point in all this that I really enjoy is once you fuck with these walls in mass, like giving people the opportunity to meet freely. And, this can be anything from organizing a sports team, to an in person dinner this stuff just evaporates into thin air.
I'm much the same way myself, probably the reason it never worked out oh so many years ago, trying more now to step up to the plate instead of just hoping for the best like usual.

You two are fags.
Title: Re: Life's Problems and Emotions
Post by: Turin Turambar on August 23, 2015, 05:55:20 pm
Don't be mean on this thread. Otherwise the feeling police will show up, especially because you used a naughty word.

And I don't think Augy is really one of those, he just seems to be ashamed of being a man.