To be fair that bug probably got ran over 5 minutes later and either died quickly or sufferd a slow painful death as a cripple of sortshannahdonno said:Yer but are you as happy as this?Vanguard_Ex said:I'm nearly always happy. Until I think about what I'm missing in my life for too long. Then it'll take me a couple of hours to get back up to happy.
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I THINK NOT. FACE IT. YOUR WORTHLESS. YOUR MISSING OUT ON TOO MUCH IN LIFE.
.... but what if his dream is to ride a unicorn eh EH!!!!!!!!! EH!!!!! WHAT THEN!!!!?????? sorry i get a bit worked up at times..... it`s just the unicorn thing you know, it`s a very big ambition and whatnotCucumber said:Heya, I'm not alone!Merteg said:I'm happy as long as I'm left alone.
Not very healthy, maybe I'm shielding myself from society?
I guess that means I'm not actually all that happy.
Well, the voice in my head wants me to slap you really hard, but I guess that would be completly wrong of me. Let me explainSimalacrum said:nah, not really happy... most of my friends go to different schools now, people in my new school kinda suck, can't be bothered with education anymore, and i'm doubting whether i'll be able to achieve my dreams
You're completly entitled to be as unhappy as you are. Your life sounds like it sucks, but the one thing that really nags me about what you've written is the doubt of you achieving your dreams. I'm groin to presume that this dream is one that is achievable, as long as you put enough effort into it.
If that's correct, then you should be happy that you have a achievable dream.
In my case, the dreams I have is completly unattainable. Not because of me being incompetent, or my possibillities are too limited. No, the laws of nature itself defies my wish.
Not so long ago part of me gave up on dreaming, but my ohter half kept hoping. This pushed my mind into a state of confusion, where my thoughts were all clouded and foggy. It took me a bit of time to recover and clear my head again. By then, my thoughts were split into two voices.
One fueled by my dreams and hopes, of what I really wanted.
Another was driven by society's expectations of me.
I came to a realisation: "Well, if I can't reach my dreams in THIS life, I might as well do something else." I then adapted the motto: "Life's an adventure, right?"
And then, I made a decision:
"Screw society and it's rules, as long as I don't hurt anyone, I can live the way I want to"
And now, I feel free whenever I'm alone. But part of me still feels miserable about this. Damn society.
And as long as the battle of my two internal voices persists, I'm "not happy".
Oh m'gawd... That's IT! A UNICORN!timmytom1 said:.... but what if his dream is to ride a unicorn eh EH!!!!!!!!! EH!!!!! WHAT THEN!!!!?????? sorry i get a bit worked up at times..... it`s just the unicorn thing you know, it`s a very big ambition and whatnotCucumber said:Heya, I'm not alone!Merteg said:I'm happy as long as I'm left alone.
Not very healthy, maybe I'm shielding myself from society?
I guess that means I'm not actually all that happy.
Well, the voice in my head wants me to slap you really hard, but I guess that would be completly wrong of me. Let me explainSimalacrum said:nah, not really happy... most of my friends go to different schools now, people in my new school kinda suck, can't be bothered with education anymore, and i'm doubting whether i'll be able to achieve my dreams
You're completly entitled to be as unhappy as you are. Your life sounds like it sucks, but the one thing that really nags me about what you've written is the doubt of you achieving your dreams. I'm groin to presume that this dream is one that is achievable, as long as you put enough effort into it.
If that's correct, then you should be happy that you have a achievable dream.
In my case, the dreams I have is completly unattainable. Not because of me being incompetent, or my possibillities are too limited. No, the laws of nature itself defies my wish.
Not so long ago part of me gave up on dreaming, but my ohter half kept hoping. This pushed my mind into a state of confusion, where my thoughts were all clouded and foggy. It took me a bit of time to recover and clear my head again. By then, my thoughts were split into two voices.
One fueled by my dreams and hopes, of what I really wanted.
Another was driven by society's expectations of me.
I came to a realisation: "Well, if I can't reach my dreams in THIS life, I might as well do something else." I then adapted the motto: "Life's an adventure, right?"
And then, I made a decision:
"Screw society and it's rules, as long as I don't hurt anyone, I can live the way I want to"
And now, I feel free whenever I'm alone. But part of me still feels miserable about this. Damn society.
And as long as the battle of my two internal voices persists, I'm "not happy".
You see unicorns will be the solution to all of mankinds problems in either 2 ways , 1:they will be uber kind and cool and thus wars will cease as mankind marvels at the unicorns or 2:they will turn out a bit like the one in oblivion and will hunt us down and beat us all to death should we get a bit too close.It`s a win-win situation the way i see itCucumber said:Oh m'gawd... That's IT! A UNICORN!timmytom1 said:.... but what if his dream is to ride a unicorn eh EH!!!!!!!!! EH!!!!! WHAT THEN!!!!?????? sorry i get a bit worked up at times..... it`s just the unicorn thing you know, it`s a very big ambition and whatnotCucumber said:Heya, I'm not alone!Merteg said:I'm happy as long as I'm left alone.
Not very healthy, maybe I'm shielding myself from society?
I guess that means I'm not actually all that happy.
Well, the voice in my head wants me to slap you really hard, but I guess that would be completly wrong of me. Let me explainSimalacrum said:nah, not really happy... most of my friends go to different schools now, people in my new school kinda suck, can't be bothered with education anymore, and i'm doubting whether i'll be able to achieve my dreams
You're completly entitled to be as unhappy as you are. Your life sounds like it sucks, but the one thing that really nags me about what you've written is the doubt of you achieving your dreams. I'm groin to presume that this dream is one that is achievable, as long as you put enough effort into it.
If that's correct, then you should be happy that you have a achievable dream.
In my case, the dreams I have is completly unattainable. Not because of me being incompetent, or my possibillities are too limited. No, the laws of nature itself defies my wish.
Not so long ago part of me gave up on dreaming, but my ohter half kept hoping. This pushed my mind into a state of confusion, where my thoughts were all clouded and foggy. It took me a bit of time to recover and clear my head again. By then, my thoughts were split into two voices.
One fueled by my dreams and hopes, of what I really wanted.
Another was driven by society's expectations of me.
I came to a realisation: "Well, if I can't reach my dreams in THIS life, I might as well do something else." I then adapted the motto: "Life's an adventure, right?"
And then, I made a decision:
"Screw society and it's rules, as long as I don't hurt anyone, I can live the way I want to"
And now, I feel free whenever I'm alone. But part of me still feels miserable about this. Damn society.
And as long as the battle of my two internal voices persists, I'm "not happy".
Ghastly, isn't it?pantsoffdanceoff said:Damn, I was feeling depressed up until now but... I can't feel miserable after that.xmetatr0nx said:Oh yea i am, i have this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-NOZU2iPA8
but usually for the most part I'm this:
[img/]http://www.devilarts.de/wp-content/uploads/marvin.jpg[/img]
Basically, this. Being a joker doesn't make me sad.Cpt_Oblivious said:Overall things could be better, but I'm happy.