Me, too. I'm sorry you feel this way. What's causing your sadness?Very very sad
I wish I could block YouTube comments, as they are worse than channels. I do agree with you, though.I sometimes wish it was possible to blacklist certain popular YouTube channels. Some of these popular channels are such self indulgent ego strockers. It's disgusting.
That's very curious. Doesn't that kind of defeat the point of a philosophy class? It seems irresponsible.
I'm not sure if therapy is the solution for me. My problem is I don't trust anyone. >.< I keep answering her questions the way I think is correct, but I notice I can't really tell her how I feel. Does anyone here have experience with dealing with depression and SA without CBT from therapist? Are there any other ways to feel better?
Yes it does, and yes it is. The worst is when he makes reference to the Roman Catholic Church's stand on some of the ethical issues as an example or an argument. Don't get me wrong, religion certainly has a place in philosophy (I took a whole class on it, that made no definitive claims), but simply saying "According to the Roman Catholic Church, bladidy bladidy blah" is not an argument at all. Philosophy is a reason based discipline and the church is strongly faith based, i.e. without proof. If he were to state philosophies of roman Catholics that would be one thing, as a matter of fact quite a few famous philosophers were driven by their religious views to prove why this view or that view. :kickingmyself:
Recently I got the feeling that, for some strange reason, certain people in my circle of friends try to flirt with me. :thinking:
Like, when a bomb in my neighbourhood was about to be disarmed this week (there are still thousands of unexploded bombs from WW2 around, so they are regularly found and disarmed, transported away or detonated), and the area was evacuated, a friend told me that I could always sleep at her place, should the need arise. Once the bomb was successfully disarmed, I told her those news, and she replied with "sorry then, for you having sleep alone tonight ".
Another friend, who is currently for a semester in another country for studying, told me, when she couldn't help me with a question I had for her: "I'm sorry. I really wish I could have helped you, instead of you just helping me. ".
Maybe I'm just seeing things, I don't know... :idontknow:
I would have to agree the first friend with the bomb did sound a little extra flirty but the second one not as much or atleast not to me but could be wrong. I suck at reading people though so you can;t take my word for it.Recently I got the feeling that, for some strange reason, certain people in my circle of friends try to flirt with me. :thinking:
Like, when a bomb in my neighbourhood was about to be disarmed this week (there are still thousands of unexploded bombs from WW2 around, so they are regularly found and disarmed, transported away or detonated), and the area was evacuated, a friend told me that I could always sleep at her place, should the need arise. Once the bomb was successfully disarmed, I told her those news, and she replied with "sorry then, for you having sleep alone tonight ".
Another friend, who is currently for a semester in another country for studying, told me, when she couldn't help me with a question I had for her: "I'm sorry. I really wish I could have helped you, instead of you just helping me. ".
Maybe I'm just seeing things, I don't know... :idontknow:
Stop being the one who's hurt...be the one who hurts...
*celebrates the fact that I'm male*get on with it. i wish my period would just start already.
:inlove:cheers to my favorite online community.
I adore every single one of you. <3