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BlackPuma

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flipside said:
Why did I marry someone who has so little empathy, understanding, or support for my anxiety? 25 years and the best I get is, "Because of you we have no friends!" That was yesterday.
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That was a bit harsh. She could always make her own friends. Blaming it all on you is mean. :/
 
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flipside said:
Why did I marry someone who has so little empathy, understanding, or support for my anxiety? 25 years and the best I get is, "Because of you we have no friends!" That was yesterday.
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blackpuma said:
That was a bit harsh. She could always make her own friends. Blaming it all on you is mean. :/
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Yeah plus I've seen a few married couples that have a hard time getting friends and they dont have social anxiety. I guess they lost contact with their friends from single life and cant find married friends? I dunno, I find it confusing.
 
Apersonalan

Apersonalan

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It baffles me the amount of self-serving and uncaring people there are. For every person who freaks about something they're not even doing or for every person who freaks out about who they're really not, there's always someone out there who really is without a care in the world.

There's only one way to even this out.
 
Beatmetrics

Beatmetrics

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Why can't some people just keep plans with you rather than try and run your whole day as if your the one who has nothing to do. Just a little upset. (This is where the word NO comes in handy)
 
arsenalwa

arsenalwa

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I don't know if this sounds odd, but learning and then playing part IX of Shine On You Crazy Diamond on the keyboard while listening to it at the same time was one of the most beautiful experiences I've had in a very long time.
 
BlackPuma

BlackPuma

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Sial Axetder said:
To connect on a mental level. Inclined to wonder about mind reading.

That aside, you make very good points.

Normal to this one is everything in difference. Everything, not just things but including everyone as well. To be normal is to be different.

Hmm, There are perhaps many different perceptions of normalcy. All of them normal. At least on a unique individual bases.

I will place this hat of tin foil on top my head so no mental connection(s) can be made. You may join me if you like.
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New mental control goes over WiFi I believe. You'd be better of with a good mental firewall!
 
MrJones

MrJones

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Just finished watching Madrid-Barça, Super Copa de España.

It was supposed to be an interesting match, I guess I don't enjoy football like I used to do... Lack of interest in everything? Or maybe I'm just getting old.

btw 2-2, good result for Barça, let's see what happens in Barcelona.
 
vexatiousmind

vexatiousmind

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ugh haven't even showered today.
Did get to watch captain america though. :D I really liked it, it could have been better, but you can't expect every movie to go all out on all of the aspects.

& at least I got a load of laundry done, so I wasn't completely useless today.
 
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chrisjurban

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eh....hm. kinda eh. i have that kinda existential anxiety going on, that boredom that comes when i'm not exactly sure what to do. i kinda can get frozen when everything around me is not perfect before i venture out to do anything, but if i refocus on myself, i'm able to realize what i want to do and find a way out.
 
WeirdyMcGee

WeirdyMcGee

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Talking to someone now... it gets me thinking

I'm the 'responsible person'.
People ask me for my advice all the time and I give it without much thought but I guess they appreciate it most because I can take myself out of the situation and be completely calm and serious about things.
I know how to handle more situations than I've encountered; although I've encountered alot.

I suppose that's a good thing.
I just hadn't thought about it before.
 
MrJones

MrJones

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blackpuma said:
4 hands. ;3 I counted as much as 17 notes at a single time (most likely there's parts with more then that). ::p:
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You can do it with only 3 hands... if you use a foot too ;)

I'm doing it, I'm sorry I can't post a video :p

Ugh, and now that I think about it, I gave the latop to my mother and now, somehow, it doesn't work anymore... but she did not break it, no no :rolleyes:
I still have the old one, but it barely works and the screen is always in funny colors... btw it was nice to see my teacher's face when I showed him, some years ago, a project now yellow, then red, then blue... ::p:
 
Srijita52

Srijita52

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I tried to explain my SA to my uncle & aunt right now,but the completely ignored me like it was something irrelevant which left me feeling stupid,maybe I should've never tried to do that in the first place :(
 
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Oxygen

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Day 5 at my new job right now. Telemarketing and SA is so hard. I'm sitting at work making calls all day long when phone calls scares the **** out of me. 30 minutes left of my lunch break now. I went home to "breath" a little since I live 5 minutes from where I work. I have had 2 sales though :D Hopefully with time this will get easier. At least I hope so because I NEED this job.
 
simpsons2007

simpsons2007

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I have a lavender plant at the bottom of the garden and it's got about 20 bees on it. And my daughter was watching the bees "daddy they cute. Can I stroke them? Pleeeease daddy?"
"no because they might sting you"
"I'm going to stroke bees just a little bit"
So she stood there and gentally stroked them on there back. The daft bees didn't do anything they just let my daughter stroke them.
 
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