deleteduser50890
Banned
Crappy. I wish I could flush my feelings down the toilet.
How are you feeling?
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S_Spartan
Well-known member
But if you do that then your bad feelings will end up in the water supply and we will all get a little piece of them eventually
nodejesque
Well-known member
Too spent to caree.
nodejesque
Well-known member
Grocery shopping is best done at 3am. Anyone shopping at that time wants to be left alone as well.... So you get in and out quickly.
*hugs*
I'd share my pantry with you if you were near by and loved cold cereal.
deleteduser50890
Banned
But if you do that then your bad feelings will end up in the water supply and we will all get a little piece of them eventually
touché
Marshmallow
Active member
zombiefied and down.
thegunners21
Well-known member
Like I'm at the lowest point of my life.
You and me both. But that just means we'll soon be on the way back up.
zharl
Well-known member
Yeah you will. Probably for a very short period, though, as happiness is fleeting and nearly as flakey as some of my students. XD
BlueDays
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Sorry to hear that gunners. :sad:
You are still young though.
Plenty of time for anything to happen and change the circumstances in your life in a positive way.
vj288
not actually Fiona Apple
I remember back when I was in High School, I was driving to a soccer practice, the speed limit of course, and a chipmunk darted in front of my car. I did all I felt I could to avoid it at the time, and hoped I had, until I looked out my rear view mirror to see his unmoving corpse lying belly up in the middle of the street. My stomach immediately dropped, and a great feeling of sadness flushed over me. I was upset by what happened, and wished desperately such a thing did not occur, and felt responsible. The ting of sadness returned for a while whenever I thought about it.
About a week ago I was driving to work, and was a bit late so was going fast and loose, and got to the point in my road I had back in High School on my way to soccer practice. A squirrel ran into the road, and was in motion. I slowed a little and swerved half-heartedly, but just assumed the stupid squirrel would dart back, like the other ten squirrels I had come across on my half mile drive so far. This squirrel was extra stupid though, and when I once again looked in my rear view, I saw a similar sight. My immediate reaction was anger at the squirrel, for not getting out of the way. I'm driving and shouldn't have to worry about this. My mind gets over it pretty quick, telling myself it's part of life and everyone goes at some point, stupid squirrels sooner than others. But physically I was still upset, my body felt something different than my mind was thinking. It seemed like one was a bit detached from the other.
And that's about how I've been feeling for the last year or so.
About a week ago I was driving to work, and was a bit late so was going fast and loose, and got to the point in my road I had back in High School on my way to soccer practice. A squirrel ran into the road, and was in motion. I slowed a little and swerved half-heartedly, but just assumed the stupid squirrel would dart back, like the other ten squirrels I had come across on my half mile drive so far. This squirrel was extra stupid though, and when I once again looked in my rear view, I saw a similar sight. My immediate reaction was anger at the squirrel, for not getting out of the way. I'm driving and shouldn't have to worry about this. My mind gets over it pretty quick, telling myself it's part of life and everyone goes at some point, stupid squirrels sooner than others. But physically I was still upset, my body felt something different than my mind was thinking. It seemed like one was a bit detached from the other.
And that's about how I've been feeling for the last year or so.
GraybeardGhost
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I feel like screaming.
Sweet Jeebus, what have I done?
Sweet Jeebus, what have I done?
S_Spartan
Well-known member
I actually recommend screaming. It can be therapeutic!
Sometimes when I know that I'm completely alone I will scream at the top of my lungs. The loudest I possibly can.
I find that afterwards I always feel more peaceful and grounded.
This modern world is so sterile and controlled(controlling) and, as I had posited on this forum before, we are basically just animals underneath.
When you let yourself loose sometimes and scream you connect to that animal side of you.
