EPTAlso, like someone mentioned, once you've cooled down and been able to sort your thoughts out, talk about it without accusing them. They may have done terrible things, but you can at least patch things up so that you can properly move on and not have to worry about shit talk etc behind your back. Who knows what will happen.
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Ahzz
Finland780 Posts
Also, like someone mentioned, once you've cooled down and been able to sort your thoughts out, talk about it without accusing them. They may have done terrible things, but you can at least patch things up so that you can properly move on and not have to worry about shit talk etc behind your back. Who knows what will happen. | ||
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Arterial
Australia1039 Posts
Thing's will be okay, and will pick up. Note, listening to Linkin Park won't help you through these times. | ||
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Apom
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Disregard
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United States369 Posts
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Angel_
United States1617 Posts
On April 03 2012 07:39 Josh-FiveO wrote: This really cheered me up xD After watching Inception + seeing this, I am definitly in a much better mood than when I wrote all this. Regarding the work out thing many have mentioned, I do work out, but since my calf's + knees suck (got it from my father) it doesn't really help much to have exploded calfs and aching knees. I usually take a 4-5 mile run 3 times a week, and try to do 20 pushups, 20 crunches and 15 min on rowing machine (if that is what it is called) every day. Thanks for support/advice  Stay cool! as a side note to the OP, if you have shitty knees and calves, why are you running 4-5 miles three times a week? the impact from running is absolutely fucking awful on your joints as is. find a pool to swim in. | ||
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Syrupjuice
United States173 Posts
On April 03 2012 06:15 LaSt)ChAnCe wrote: (the general first several things to work on to help you feel better though - eat well, work out, sleep on a regular schedule, get some sun) Huh, those are actually really good suggestions. | ||
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MaximusT
United States126 Posts
On April 03 2012 06:21 Athos wrote: For perspective you're only 16. Life gets a lot better when you get out of highschool. Yeah mostly because you have to nut up or go live in your parent's basement. On April 03 2012 08:08 Arterial wrote: Note, listening to Linkin Park won't help you through these times. Neither will Secondhand Serenade. For the love of everything, don't ever listen to that shit. Just my opinion. | ||
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Zariel
Australia1292 Posts
Theres still many years ahead of you buddy. Keep your studies up and your head high. | ||
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