TheSkaFish
Jedi Guardian
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ewomack said:Blah - just general blah
Myra said:I notice I only feel lonely during times when my life is less bearable than it normally is. It's interesting. Because actually adding a human would make it even worse. I hate feelings and I hate being a human. I wish I could just be an earthworm or a ghost, or better, just nothing!
Myra said:I notice I only feel lonely during times when my life is less bearable than it normally is. It's interesting. Because actually adding a human would make it even worse. I hate feelings and I hate being a human. I wish I could just be an earthworm or a ghost, or better, just nothing!
Alyosha said:"Less bearable" sort of became "normal" for me over time. I do appreciate the opportunity to be a human, but I have to admit that the ghost idea sounds intriguing. It might not remedy the whole loneliness thing, though, unless I happened to stumble upon other ghosts.
TheSkaFish said:I keep see-sawing between "maybe i haven't tried hard enough to fix this" and "i really am stuck, i just wasn't dealt enough to get out of this".
There are more ghosts than humans by now. I think you would find some ghost friends.Alyosha said:It might not remedy the whole loneliness thing, though, unless I happened to stumble upon other ghosts.
I also sometimes feel "I am not good enough", but that's just low self worth and it's a subjective and emotional experience. I know that better descriptions are "I'm not the right fit", "wired differently", "not compatible".TheSkaFish said:The right human would make my life better by a long shot. But I don't appear to be good enough/macho enough/whatever for that. The wrong humans would just be another thing about my life that I don't like, that makes me feel damned to a low place in life.
I keep see-sawing between "maybe i haven't tried hard enough to fix this" and "i really am stuck, i just wasn't dealt enough to get out of this".
TheSkaFish said:The first thing I'd do is find people with radio alarm clocks, and reset them to go off at odd times, with the corniest songs imaginable (looking at you, 2000s era bling rap).
Have you ever played a character, Finished?Finished said:TheSkaFish: I still think you should try playing dress up to some degree. When this virus **** is done go out in disguise. Pretend you are an actor playing the part of a bad guy or whatever. Maybe you should even take a couple acting classes to learn how to do that. When you go out, you are not you. Mr. nice guy is nowhere to be found. If someone rejects you, F them. They aren't rejecting you. They are rejecting the character you are playing. Then you can keep playing different characters. Have fun with it. You might just find a character or two that works for you. Drastically changing your clothes, shoes, and hair makes a huge difference. If you look like boring Mr. Nice Guy then that's what you will be to them. Women don't really want bad guys. They just wanted to be seduced by a bad guy. They are looking for excitement. Afterwards they want a nice husband who occasionally can appear to be a bad guy to impress their friends. But you can't go directly to that stage. It's all a fing game like we've already discussed.
Myra said:Have you ever played a character, Finished?Finished said:TheSkaFish: I still think you should try playing dress up to some degree. When this virus **** is done go out in disguise. Pretend you are an actor playing the part of a bad guy or whatever. Maybe you should even take a couple acting classes to learn how to do that. When you go out, you are not you. Mr. nice guy is nowhere to be found. If someone rejects you, F them. They aren't rejecting you. They are rejecting the character you are playing. Then you can keep playing different characters. Have fun with it. You might just find a character or two that works for you. Drastically changing your clothes, shoes, and hair makes a huge difference. If you look like boring Mr. Nice Guy then that's what you will be to them. Women don't really want bad guys. They just wanted to be seduced by a bad guy. They are looking for excitement. Afterwards they want a nice husband who occasionally can appear to be a bad guy to impress their friends. But you can't go directly to that stage. It's all a fing game like we've already discussed.
Myra said:I also sometimes feel "I am not good enough", but that's just low self worth and it's a subjective and emotional experience. I know that better descriptions are "I'm not the right fit", "wired differently", "not compatible".
Myra said:There are more ghosts than humans by now. I think you would find some ghost friends.
Finished said:I just wish I could shut off my hearing at will. There it soooo much noise pollution that we can't get away from. I wonder if ghosts can do that?
Finished said:I HAVE given up on all of that crap. I don't think it's worth all the effort any more.
Finished said:In real life yes. In theater no. After getting rejected 100% of the time while trying to get dates I decided to try to be someone else. I discovered several characters that helped. Initially I felt really stupid dressing up as someone else. But, it became easier in time. I noticed other people did it without making a conscious decision to do it. Hell, I still see many guys play biker guy dress up on the weekends and ride their Harleys to the bars. They pretend to be bad *****. But, they aren't.
I also created work characters that helped big time. But it became very stressful to continue playing the character while trying to work. It was really difficult because others expected the character at meetings, in charge of groups, speaking engagements, etc, etc, etc, not me. I don't like being a round people. I ended up in jobs that absolutely did not suite my personality. But, I appeared to be a perfect fit. I think many others sort of do that as well just not to the degree I took it.
Alyosha said:I've been experiencing the "wired differently" feeling every single day for such a long while now. There were people I had wonderful connections with in the past, people whom I didn't feel that "not the right fit" way around, but even tightknit groups tend to disperse over the years. Still, it gives me hope that such connections can happen again.
You make a great point, but knowing me, I'd probably be "wired differently" from all of them!
That would be an incredible bonus power and major incentive to give ghosthood a try.
Myra said:I was once thinking maybe I could play some sort of extroverted character for a few hours once a week just to have some form of social contact. But everytime I open my mouth I say something wrong anyway and I understand people too little to know what they want. So the quiet and shy version of me is what works best...
Myra said:Well, tomorrow is Samhain, when the veil between our world and the ghost world is thinnest. So I might just run away and start a new life.
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Myra said:I don't care if I'm wired differently from the ghosts because it won't matter. I won't need to fit in anywhere because I won't have to work anymore. I can just do my own thing.
Just Games said:l think I'm really irritating in the morning, everyone else like zombies,better go work
Alyosha said:Just Games said:l think I'm really irritating in the morning, everyone else like zombies,better go work
The morning zombies need to make way for me because I'm always ready to go. The very early hours are great for the peacefulness and the chances they afford me to put real thought into whatever I'm working on.
TheSkaFish said:Alyosha said:Just Games said:l think I'm really irritating in the morning, everyone else like zombies,better go work
The morning zombies need to make way for me because I'm always ready to go. The very early hours are great for the peacefulness and the chances they afford me to put real thought into whatever I'm working on.
Actually, I understand this, even if I haven't really been a morning person. I had a good streak going in the beginning of the year where I was routinely getting up at 7 or 8 AM, only needing breakfast and coffee and being up and alert, ready to go. Then I stayed up til 4 just once, and it threw me off. I need to get back on that.
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