Is anyone sick of doing the same old ****
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Yeah, get angry and do a revolution in your soul.
Horatio
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I hear ya Jess, the same old daily grind can wear one down.
Pacific_Loner
Pirate from the North Pole
Usually when I start feeling like this I quit school/job and my appartment, put all my belonging in storage and buy a one way plane ticket for anywhere
Horatio
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You really done that?
Pacific_Loner
Pirate from the North Pole
Yeah 2-3 times and I am fighting very hard these days to not do it again. My life is pretty pointless
Rembrandt Broam
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Why is what you described (which sounds pretty cool, btw) any more pointless than continuing the daily grind of doing the same thing day after day after day?
MollyBeGood
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There's a story here! wow...
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Miss Jess
I can relate 1million percent. I am in rut-city.
oh and I didn't have a car all summer I ended up hiking a lot in the woods which is fun and good exercise but my wheels....u can't take them!!!!! i live in BFE so yeah not having a car was torture.
Marie Lafont
Member
urgh. i know what you mean :/
thats why im hoping that my cousin can take me out to do some crazy stuff in the city
thats why im hoping that my cousin can take me out to do some crazy stuff in the city
Luke1993
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I'm assuming you're talking about your driving license? How did you lose it?
Everyday is Exactly the Same.
Yeah. Everyday is exactly the same and it is making me freakin' crazy. I don't like doing this, I don't like being like this, but I don't know how to get out of it. I don't have anything to do, ever, and I feel like every second is just me trying to figure out to pass the time. I want to do stuff though, I really do, I just don't know what I'm supposed to do. It's annoying.
Yeah. Everyday is exactly the same and it is making me freakin' crazy. I don't like doing this, I don't like being like this, but I don't know how to get out of it. I don't have anything to do, ever, and I feel like every second is just me trying to figure out to pass the time. I want to do stuff though, I really do, I just don't know what I'm supposed to do. It's annoying.
man on the hill
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probably for the past 3 years (since ive had my job at the factory), my life has been deja vu on a weekly basis. go to work during the week, stay around the house on the weekends, usually do the same ol stuff, just week after week after week. but its all self inflicted cause I have every bit the ability and oppurtunity to mix it up and do something different. I think ive got in a "confortable" rut in my life.......and im afraid of change...
EscapeArtist
Well-known member
I agree. Routine does nothing for me. Especially when one is lonely. It can really make one feel trapped in life, unless the routine is leading to bigger and better things that you really want... Even then.
Pacific_Loner
Pirate from the North Pole
IT IS as pointless for what I know, but it is easier to forget when you are enjoying yourself, or not enjoying yourself at all but still living something that makes you feel like you're not a dead corpse.
Great
The TOTAL WAR path is the only acceptable way we can go. Let's see:
We can stay at our homes all day, surfing the web and avoiding people. But are we going to be happy this way? No.
Or we can choose to go to work, go to the college, do trips at ships and interact a lot with people and feel miserable. Yes, happiness is far way again.
But we have basically just this 2 options, it's a lose-lose situation. But there's a small detail between this 2 paths. The first one will make your situation worst day by day, and the other can actually make you improve, through constant repetition and exposure you will eventually expand your comfort zone.
Off course you will be depressed at the second path, but you are already depressed at the first path now. So, what's the difference?
We have to see ourselves like mice.
A mouse always fear a cat, but when a cat pushes the mouse against a wall and the mouse notices that death is near he starts to attack the cat.
There's no other way, we just have to push ourselves with all our strenght and get out of this Hell.
We can stay at our homes all day, surfing the web and avoiding people. But are we going to be happy this way? No.
Or we can choose to go to work, go to the college, do trips at ships and interact a lot with people and feel miserable. Yes, happiness is far way again.
But we have basically just this 2 options, it's a lose-lose situation. But there's a small detail between this 2 paths. The first one will make your situation worst day by day, and the other can actually make you improve, through constant repetition and exposure you will eventually expand your comfort zone.
Off course you will be depressed at the second path, but you are already depressed at the first path now. So, what's the difference?
We have to see ourselves like mice.
A mouse always fear a cat, but when a cat pushes the mouse against a wall and the mouse notices that death is near he starts to attack the cat.
There's no other way, we just have to push ourselves with all our strenght and get out of this Hell.
Klaus
You would be quite surprised if you went with option 2 yes it's painful at the start but if you truly believe in yourself and love yourself you will have fun! I know from experience !!
When I went on my holiday I was fine and I had lots of fun! no meds!
when I got back here it started again and I know why I know exactly what I must do do defeat this check now
You would be quite surprised if you went with option 2 yes it's painful at the start but if you truly believe in yourself and love yourself you will have fun! I know from experience !!
When I went on my holiday I was fine
and I had lots of fun! no meds!when I got back here it started again and I know why I know exactly what I must do do defeat this check now