How are you feeling?
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MikeyC
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For some situations, I really should. :/No you don't!!!
MikeyC
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If the contact is by phone, I understand your dilemma. I put that off for as long as possible myself. For some reason it's more frightening than a face-to-face meeting! I suggest just not think for 60 seconds and before you know it you'll be talking to them.
MikeyC
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Absolutely. I need to take my own advice, haha.yes, this is a good technique that I've used before - because we tend to over-think things, which leads to anxiety, switching off thinking about it altogether works well
this_portrait
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Productive, for the most part. My place was rather cluttered with all my clothes on my coffee table and my dishes piled up into the sink. I put all my clothes away and washed my dishes, so it feels like 75% cleaner in here now.
Invisibleman
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I feel ok I guess. The australian open started which for a die hard tennis fan like myself is absolute heaven. I only have a few days left of school then I get to chill for a week because I exempted my only exam this term
MikeyC
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I live in Australia and I didn't even know that was on at the moment. Shows how little I pay attention to tennis.
MikeyC
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Yeah, I remember your car troubles and your financial difficulties. Is everything panning out for you?
she1slander
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I'm feeling pretty good lately about life despite some of my financial and academic issues. (long story... eh, too long to write) You ever get that feeling at some point where at the end of the day, you're a little tired and sleepy from running so many errands (actually it was mainly just responsibilities in home and church that were all taken care of) but somehow feel confident that things will go as planned just as long as you try to stay positive?
It's like... being in love without aching to be near someone... because you already have one. You. You're happy just being you. It's great. And I just wanna share that with you guys here because I want you all to experience it too. Just to feel happy by just being YOU. Maybe that sounds cliche to some but I know that it's true. That's all. Have a good day folks.
It's like... being in love without aching to be near someone... because you already have one. You. You're happy just being you. It's great. And I just wanna share that with you guys here because I want you all to experience it too. Just to feel happy by just being YOU. Maybe that sounds cliche to some but I know that it's true. That's all. Have a good day folks.
BrokenBird02
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I am a constant disappointment to everyone I know. The saddest thing of all is when I want to fix it, they all refuse to help. I don't understand why, I have always been considerate and helpful towards people. The moment I need assistance everyone doesn't want to help.
Overall, I feel helpless.
Overall, I feel helpless.
DeadmanWalking
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By your standards and actions stated, I wouldn't call you a disappointment. I'd just say that you need some help. Needing help doesn't make you helpless. Have you tried asking around to see if anyone will help you? If so, and they said no, then it might be time to make some new company because friends and family are always there for each other when they need it.
Sleep does not appear to be visiting me tonight.
MikeyC
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I'll sing you a lullaby. "Go to sleeeeeeeeeep, sweet dreeeeeeams...".
I'm glad!@mikeyc yep, thank goodness! everything is panning out.
BrokenBird02
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Thank you for the suggestion. ^_^
Thats the problem though. I have asked for help from my family and friends and they only tell me how incompetant I am and how I'm a disappointment because I entered into univesity by repeating my last year of high school (I was too depressed to go through it the previous year). I did it all for them but I guess it's a sad fact for me that I have no one to talk to about my problems. I've fallen out with friends because they turned away from me the moment I need an ear to listen to. It's like they've forgotten I've always been there for them, even talking to some of them out of suicide. I ruined my own sleeping habits to stay up talking to them and they repay me by abandoning me.
Thank you for being attentive though, not many people I know in real life are like that. I bump into terrible people.
I feel like: I can feel the Earth and ground beneth me fly through time and space. Every thing will lapse. Life to me feels like a series of rooms made of revolving doors that will eventually close no matter how long we want to stay in them. They fade to be unseen so, we revolve to te next room like an on going merry-go-round until what we feel and see as time becomes numb.
twiggle
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Nervous. Got a conference meeting on Skype today, I'll be sat with my boss taking down the notes... and last time we did this, I got the giggles because of some of the background noises that were coming from the other participants and the way my boss politely typed to them to turn their speakers down...
Yeah I have a weird sense of humour, don't mind me.
Yeah I have a weird sense of humour, don't mind me.
MikeyC
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Good luck, twiggle. Hopefully you don't get the giggles again.