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I need a new MMO to play~ Help please? posted (4 months, 4 weeks) ago
I’ve been playing MMO’s for years now, and I’m at that point where I need to fin…
I am having trouble deciding which camera to buy this holiday season. posted (10 months) ago
I am not a huge picture taker, I just want an easy to use camera that takes good pictures, and doens…
I hate my life. posted (1 year, 2 months) ago
I moved last summer. This last school year has really sucked. I went from having many friends to be…
Well, break ups are always hard to get over. When someone who is very special to you leaves, you feel like the sun will never come up. Don’t let him be your whole life, or it will feel like your life just left through the window. If you were together for a long time, and if this person was very special to you, it’ll take more than a couple weeks. Remember that there are many other guys out there, and even if it doesn’t seem this way now, there are many guys who are so much better than him. Don’t let yourself be destroyed because of one person. You are your own unique person. There’s someone out there who will see you as your own person, and have an appriciation for that beyond what any other person could have for you. Until that person comes around, don’t let this bad experience control your now and the rest of your life. Give yourself time to recover. “Time heals all wounds.” Take it slow for now, try to enjoy the other aspects of life, be free from this pain.
- written 10 months ago
If you seriously start to contemplate suicide, you should talk to someone. Life is worth living! I, many times, feel like life sucks. I too get depressed and feel like you’ve described above (just on the lack of detail, I’m not sure what your problems actually are, but it sounds like I can relate a little). If you elaborated a little, I bet people would be able to help you more. Just remember that there are good things in life, even when you feel like there’s nothing. Wow, to me it doesn’t seem like I’m helping… If you truly feel like commiting suicide, you need to get help. Have you tried calling one of those hotlines that appear above? I’m sure there are many people in your life that would feel a great loss without you, even if it doesn’t feel like that.
- written 11 months, 3 weeks ago
If you really like this Oliver guy so much but you’re still thinking about Matt’s feelings, are you sure you don’t have more feeling for him than you thought? A freshmen dating a senior may be less common, but that’s not that weird. I’m not sure which is better for you. You should ask yourself whether it’s worth taking a risk (no matter the size) of wanting someone who you’re not sure that likes you back. If you feel like you can be yourself around him, that’s definatly a good thing. Another thing to ask yourself is, why do you care so much about how Matt feels? Is it just because you’re friends, or because you just feel sorry for him (which isn’t a good reason in my opinion, I think that would just make him feel worse, I know it would make me feel worse)? Or is it the combined pressure of the two and how your sister feels about it. Sorry I can’t help that much, but I hope these questions will help…
- written 11 months, 3 weeks ago
I’m right handed and I think I use my right foot… I was a fencer… but there u have to use the same foot as ur hand… Im pretty sure im right footed though
- written 1 year, 1 month ago
I’ve never been in a situation like this before, but it looks like you have a large decision to make. You have to decide what’s more important: your privacy or saving money. Another thing to consider is what your parents would think of this. If you just bought the house 3 months ago, how would your parents feel about you leaving just like that? Normally I would say “who will be in your life longer, your boyfriend or your parents” but since you lived with him a year in an apartment, it sounds like he could be there for a while. Measure how much your boyfriend wants to move out against how much your parents what you there. If your boyfriend would be ok with staying a year, go for it if you’re up to it. It could depend on how moving out would affect your relationship with your parents and how high you want to keep that relationship.
- written 1 year, 1 month ago
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