chibiXphantom
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to the people complaining on facebook about getting over a 3.0 GPA:
i hate you
sincerely, C-average student
i hate you
sincerely, C-average student
Wondering if being truthful to my online counselor about my suicide thoughts would be a positive step, even thought they report it directly to the Army and that can really hurt me right now. Damned if I do, damned if I don't..
to the people complaining on facebook about getting over a 3.0 GPA:
i hate you
sincerely, C-average student
What will happen if the army finds out about your suicidal thoughts? Would they just kick you out? That sucks that you can't talk to your counselor about things because of the bad things that would happen with the army. Seems like the Army should really be more supportive and have more programs for people suffering from depression since the Army is the cause of so many mental problems as it is.
What will happen if the army finds out about your suicidal thoughts? Would they just kick you out? That sucks that you can't talk to your counselor about things because of the bad things that would happen with the army. Seems like the Army should really be more supportive and have more programs for people suffering from depression since the Army is the cause of so many mental problems as it is.
Suicidal thoughts and guns don't go well together ,not only for the one who has suicidal thoughts but also for those around him so that's why you will be kicked out immediately if somebody reports you.It's not a matter of understanding is a matter of putting lives in danger but I agree they should have programs to help those who were affected by the army.
Suicidal thoughts and guns don't go well together ,not only for the one who has suicidal thoughts but also for those around him so that's why you will be kicked out immediately if somebody reports you.It's not a matter of understanding is a matter of putting lives in danger but I agree they should have programs to help those who were affected by the army.
Well I understand that. But it seems to make more sense to get you help and more therapy and to watch you and make sure you are okay. Instead of being like, you're depressed and suicidal? See ya!
I have a friend who was in the military, I am not sure which branch but she had an eating disorder. I remember they said if she didn't gain weight/get help they would kick her out. Eventually she got kicked out. Seems kind of unfair that she was struggling with stuff and they just booted her out.
What did you cook? Sounds like a lovely evening!This evening I cooked dinner for 3 friends.
Nobody died.
Success.
Sounds great, twiggle. I wish I was there to have some.This evening I cooked dinner for 3 friends.
Nobody died.
Success.
Unfortunately the Earth's core fried them to charcoal. ::Have some leftovers.
*digs a hole to Australia and throws them down*
Admittedly, I don't have much experience with Thai food but it sounds like everyone loved it!I cooked thai... the only thing I know how to cook these days seemingly haha. Was nice.
I'm enjoying the 'present' moment lately.
Missing the past and speculating over the future too much just seems to get me down whenever I do it.
Even if people get along really well, there needs to be some distraction there. I hope you make this happen.I think I'm going to start hosting jigsaw puzzle parties. For me, it's the perfect way to interact without the obligations of eye contact or feeling awkward because I'm stuck at a boring party with nothing to do but talk.
I think I'm going to start hosting jigsaw puzzle parties. For me, it's the perfect way to interact without the obligations of eye contact or feeling awkward because I'm stuck at a boring party with nothing to do but talk.
I've not heard of having jigsaw puzzle parties, but it sounds like fun!I think I'm going to start hosting jigsaw puzzle parties. For me, it's the perfect way to interact without the obligations of eye contact or feeling awkward because I'm stuck at a boring party with nothing to do but talk.