Feeling kind of sad, Facebook created a video for friends day, the majority of pictures it picks out are from when I was a kid with my friend who passed in November. Lots of memories in there.
Wayfarer said:I so hate myself again
Paraiyar said:Wayfarer said:I so hate myself again
Why man? Everyone here thinks you're a good guy.
Wayfarer said:I so hate myself again
Sci-Fi said:Feeling kind of sad, Facebook created a video for friends day, the majority of pictures it picks out are from when I was a kid with my friend who passed in November. Lots of memories in there.
Aisha said:This is all quite exasperating. Why do they act that way? I'm not dead, I'm just single, and very happily so. "You must be so depressed"? Why? Why 'must' I be? I 'should' be jealous? Really, really? I don't know why they believe one must depend on a significant other to provide any sense of happiness or possibly achievement. Wouldn't that be a huge burden to place on someone? If they can't make you happy, what then? Discard them and find someone new, ad infinitum? Shouldn't you know how to be content being by yourself first? I'm not waiting for someone to save me- from myself or boredom or cats or whatever it is. This infernally frustrating skepticism that people have towards my attitude concerning this and my outlook on life is the only depressing thing about the whole situation.
People who need people are threatened by people who don’t. The idea of seeking contentment alone is heretical, for society steadfastly decrees that our completeness lies in others. –Lionel Fisher, Celebrating Time Alone: Stories of Splendid Solitude
Digitales said:I honestly believe most relationships fail because people can't be happy on their own and fixate on finding a partner, believing (falsely) that it will "fix everything".
You're entirely right, people should know how to be happy first. Too bad that isn't common sense. I'd much rather share my happiness with someone than be miserable and share that.
I tell people I am happy on my own, they tell me, "Don't worry, you'll find someone". They just don't get it.
I have a small inclination to "find someone", but I don't actually want to. I want that feeling to go away because I know **** well that it is almost destined to fail. What I value, is not valued by most people. To date, for me, would be to look for a needle in a haystack, across the universe, with broken binoculars, on a carnival ride, and with sand in my eyes. Just not a smart choice for me.
Cheers to being happy on our own!
People who need people are threatened by people who don’t. The idea of seeking contentment alone is heretical, for society steadfastly decrees that our completeness lies in others. –Lionel Fisher, Celebrating Time Alone: Stories of Splendid Solitude
user 130057 said:I'm hoping that I haven't made anyone feel badly.
Serenia said:user 130057 said:I'm hoping that I haven't made anyone feel badly.
Don't think you are capable of that.
user 130057 said:Serenia said:user 130057 said:I'm hoping that I haven't made anyone feel badly.
Don't think you are capable of that.
Oh, I assure you that I am, but thankfully not with you
Serenia said:My guess is that they think they are doing what is right, but that would only work if I didn't have a feeling something is a miss.
Hopetracer said:Serenia said:My guess is that they think they are doing what is right, but that would only work if I didn't have a feeling something is a miss.
Maybe it's only a feeling after all. I do listen to my gut feelings sometimes but they are not always right. I keep them to myself, but depending on the friendship I may eventually decide to tell my friend about how I feel just to make everything clear. If I am a close friend, the friends would understand.
What's so important is to find the right moment to discuss it.
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