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azndsh
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The prospect that all this work will pay off one day, like job and family and stuff | ||
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Wizard
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CustomXSpunjah
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HeadBangaa
United States6512 Posts
On November 07 2007 13:10 GunsofthePatriots wrote: Funny stuff? Oh crap. My browser is getting jacked up. Any help? Look closely, and the text is edited.. It's freaking me out. Image - ![[image loading]](http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/2127/58345651vw7.png) haha nice | ||
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mensrea
Canada5062 Posts
On November 07 2007 01:45 lilsusie wrote: I've been asked this question several times already this week, and I know I've asked it before - but what makes you happy? More specifically, at the end of a stressful day, what helps you unwind and just puts you at ease? For me - I'm not sure. I don't think that I'm a happy person at all, really, just someone who goes through the motions of living life as I should. Each day is just.. another day until I die. Maybe I can get some ideas from you guys on how to make these days bearable until I do. Have you tried setting for yourself some worthwhile, long-term goals? | ||
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lilsusie
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On November 07 2007 13:55 mensrea wrote: Have you tried setting for yourself some worthwhile, long-term goals? Such as? I guess I haven't, but before setting long-term goals, I need to know what I want and enjoy, don't I? I'll be graduating in 186 days... but after that, I'm not sure what I want out of life. But I'm not about to ask TL what I should do with that  | ||
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Steelflight-Rx
United States1389 Posts
On November 07 2007 06:03 mikeymoo wrote: Putting the finishing touches on a song, then playing that song for the first time. EDIT: And raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens =P this post =D | ||
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mensrea
Canada5062 Posts
On November 07 2007 14:26 lilsusie wrote: Such as? I guess I haven't, but before setting long-term goals, I need to know what I want and enjoy, don't I? I'll be graduating in 186 days... but after that, I'm not sure what I want out of life. But I'm not about to ask TL what I should do with that It seems to me you're asking the right questions (I'm always amazed how many people forget to ask themselves the most basic questions before rushing to find the answers to life), so I'm sure you'll figure things out. If it's any comfort, I find it's a fairly common malady for students who are set to graduate to fall into a contemplative rut about their next steps. Transition points are never easily navigated, regardless of the endeavor. | ||
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mel_ee
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geometryb
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On November 07 2007 14:26 lilsusie wrote: Such as? I guess I haven't, but before setting long-term goals, I need to know what I want and enjoy, don't I? I'll be graduating in 186 days... but after that, I'm not sure what I want out of life. But I'm not about to ask TL what I should do with that only you can know what you want and enjoy and you have to set your own goals. don't live someone else's life. | ||
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ReTr0[p.S]
Argentina1590 Posts
My suggestion, do the unexpected, even if you fear it, since it's the most rewarded afterwards. | ||
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Moletrap
United States1297 Posts
Reading more of what you wrote, I had a couple other thoughts. It seems like you might need to do something drastic to get out of your rut. Not necessarily drastic in action, but drastic in change of.. viewpoint, I guess? Like... it sounds as if you're kindof stuck being used to being a certain way, and you might need to force yourself to break out of it. All this takes, though, is just that... force of will.. Just make yourself be determined not to take the mediocrity any more, and you will have succeeded. Have some faith that you will have a great life, and make yourself believe it.. I don't think I'm making much sense, and I'm sorry. I guess I'm just saying will yourself to have some passion, even if not for anything in particular, and I think that will help you break out of your lull. Now, this may be easier to do if it is accompanied by something drastic in action as well... Such as, like I said before, I had to force myself to stop wavering and go for something. Well, part of this was that I decided to take a trip to Ireland. I said to myself "Fuckit! I'm going to go to Ireland, damnit! I don't care if I only have a plane ticket and arrive on the ground broke with nothing, I'm going to go and there's nothing that can stop me!" Everyone thought I was crazy for going without any plans or hostel reservations or anything, but I did it anyways. Now, I'm not saying this is revolutionary or anything, but what happened is that by forcing myself into a completely different experience, I was taken out of my norm, and that allowed me to make some decisions that I was too uncertain to make while I was in my comfort zone. Okay, I'm still not sure I made any sense in that, but hopefully at least I've given you something more to consider. Also, on an unrelated note: [QUOTE]On November 07 2007 06:30 fgsvsd wrote: [url=http://img129.imageshack.us/img129/2470/lmaotlnetgg7.png]Fortuities like this. [/url]ROFLOL!! Also, Ketchup and eggs are the bomb, yo. Or, a variation, omlette with salsa, is even better. | ||
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MiniRoman
Canada3953 Posts
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
And my GF, of course... | ||
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United States1355 Posts
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Pseudo_Utopia
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saltywaffles
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