If you're talking social lives I need one badly - last time I spoke to someone was 3 days ago...
Ahh to have friends...
Ahh to have friends...
Life: Doing what makes you happy irregardless of what other people think. Person A is happy staying home and playing games, Person A has a life. Person B is happy going out to clubs and partying like its 1999, Persona B has a life. Neither Person A or Person B is better than the other. They're just different.Thyunda said:Quit calling me a bully. That's just rude. Now. Define 'life' and tell me how sitting alone playing games fits into that description.
thats an interesting way of looking at it however I REALLY dont want to know about some douchebags life/what he does..that would just make me angry/irrited (and NO not jealous which seems to be a common/annoying retort)Thyunda said:Nope, that's a totally different scenario. I know the feeling too - there's nothing more irritating than finding yourself a party where you know two people and don't particularly like either of them. A life doesn't necessarily involve parties. God knows I hate the things. People my (I presume our) age are a childish bunch of idiots where 'let's get leathered' is some kind of war cry. But their stories range from embarrassing to actually hilarious.Vault101 said:you cant just "claim" the definition of "a life"Thyunda said:Oh shut your mouth, I'm no elitist. If we lived in South Korea where everybody was into games as sports then....actually, NO! I don't think somebody who sits indoors and watches football has any more of a life than a hardcore gamer does. Life is about people. If you have a problem with people, you have a problem with life.MasochisticAvenger said:Actually, the definition of "having a life" isn't decided by a few elistist snobs who think, just because you aren't doing things the way they want, you're doing it wrong. It's kind of like what bullies think of you in school isn't who you really are. I feel sorry for anyone who feels the need to put other people down for how they live their life.Thyunda said:snip
The definition of a "hell of a night" is subjective, and will most likely be different from one person to the next. I don't like spending time with a lot of people, and I hate going to places other than the shops and a few places to eat. Should I make myself miserable and bored simply so I can say I have what society defines as "having a life".
I mean what if we suddenly became like Korea, where people who play Starcraft are seen on the same level as we see people who play sports?. That would mean people who play video games would become people we would aspire to. I mean video games have become far more mainstream than they used to be.
So everyone, just live your life how you choose to live it, and don't let people like this put you down.
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thats like me saying "a Gamer is somone who plays on a PC and only a PC" just because I said, thats why
some people interact with people more than others, we all need that interaction but not all of us are social animals
I think somone said it very well that "outgoing people gain energy from others...introverted/quiet people spend energy"
thats how Ive often felt in certain situation, its not that you dont enjoy yourself but your "spending" energy and at the end of it all its tiring..so the Idea of going out for a huge party every weekend seems terrifying, when all you really want is time to enjoy yourself (like i said "some" not all social situations)
If I had a choice between hearing the life of an introvert and the life of a douchebag who thought only of sex and drink, I know who would have the better stories. If anything, the stories you tell define the life you have. You have to see it from an objective standpoint. Just take a step back from your own life, and look back on it.
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Arguing with more than one person gets me confused. I think you quoted me in my argument against somebody else, and I knew the somebody else didn't give the Portal quote, and I couldn't remember who did. Apologies.Vault101 said:thats an interesting way of looking at it however I REALLY dont want to know about some douchebags life/what he does..that would just make me angry/irrited (and NO not jealous which seems to be a common/annoying retort)Thyunda said:Nope, that's a totally different scenario. I know the feeling too - there's nothing more irritating than finding yourself a party where you know two people and don't particularly like either of them. A life doesn't necessarily involve parties. God knows I hate the things. People my (I presume our) age are a childish bunch of idiots where 'let's get leathered' is some kind of war cry. But their stories range from embarrassing to actually hilarious.Vault101 said:you cant just "claim" the definition of "a life"Thyunda said:Oh shut your mouth, I'm no elitist. If we lived in South Korea where everybody was into games as sports then....actually, NO! I don't think somebody who sits indoors and watches football has any more of a life than a hardcore gamer does. Life is about people. If you have a problem with people, you have a problem with life.MasochisticAvenger said:Actually, the definition of "having a life" isn't decided by a few elistist snobs who think, just because you aren't doing things the way they want, you're doing it wrong. It's kind of like what bullies think of you in school isn't who you really are. I feel sorry for anyone who feels the need to put other people down for how they live their life.Thyunda said:snip
The definition of a "hell of a night" is subjective, and will most likely be different from one person to the next. I don't like spending time with a lot of people, and I hate going to places other than the shops and a few places to eat. Should I make myself miserable and bored simply so I can say I have what society defines as "having a life".
I mean what if we suddenly became like Korea, where people who play Starcraft are seen on the same level as we see people who play sports?. That would mean people who play video games would become people we would aspire to. I mean video games have become far more mainstream than they used to be.
So everyone, just live your life how you choose to live it, and don't let people like this put you down.
.
thats like me saying "a Gamer is somone who plays on a PC and only a PC" just because I said, thats why
some people interact with people more than others, we all need that interaction but not all of us are social animals
I think somone said it very well that "outgoing people gain energy from others...introverted/quiet people spend energy"
thats how Ive often felt in certain situation, its not that you dont enjoy yourself but your "spending" energy and at the end of it all its tiring..so the Idea of going out for a huge party every weekend seems terrifying, when all you really want is time to enjoy yourself (like i said "some" not all social situations)
If I had a choice between hearing the life of an introvert and the life of a douchebag who thought only of sex and drink, I know who would have the better stories. If anything, the stories you tell define the life you have. You have to see it from an objective standpoint. Just take a step back from your own life, and look back on it.
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I find nothing more irritating that "drunken escapade" stories..because I wasnt there it doesnt mean as much to be...its just subtly irritating because I get "I drink SO much look how awsome i am! I drank! that makes me awsome!" undertones..intentional or otherwise
I know thats not the point you were making, but yeah
from an objective standpoint I imagine some would look at my life and get depressed, and theres no denying perhaps thease days I need to re-connect with people more as I have shut myself off for a period of time...however on the whole Im doing very well and apologise for nothing
EDIT: and that was me who mentioned portal 2
MasochisticAvenger said:Life: Doing what makes you happy irregardless of what other people think. Person A is happy staying home and playing games, Person A hasn't got a life. Person B is happy going out to clubs and partying like its 1999, Persona B has a life. Neither Person A or Person B is better than the other. They're just different.Thyunda said:Quit calling me a bully. That's just rude. Now. Define 'life' and tell me how sitting alone playing games fits into that description.
Yeah, closing your eyes and refusing to listen to other people's arguments doesn't make your position correct. But seriously, you're not worth responding to anymore. It's clear to me you're not willing to listen to anyone's opinion other than your own, and I feel very sorry for you for that. I'll never understand why some people can only feel good about themselves by putting other people down.Thyunda said:MasochisticAvenger said:Life: Doing what makes you happy irregardless of what other people think. Person A is happy staying home and playing games, Person A hasn't got a life. Person B is happy going out to clubs and partying like its 1999, Persona B has a life. Neither Person A or Person B is better than the other. They're just different.Thyunda said:Quit calling me a bully. That's just rude. Now. Define 'life' and tell me how sitting alone playing games fits into that description.
Genuinely the only thing that needed changing.
haha...I seeThyunda said:Vault101 said:thats an interesting way of looking at it however I REALLY dont want to know about some douchebags life/what he does..that would just make me angry/irrited (and NO not jealous which seems to be a common/annoying retort)Thyunda said:Nope, that's a totally different scenario. I know the feeling too - there's nothing more irritating than finding yourself a party where you know two people and don't particularly like either of them. A life doesn't necessarily involve parties. God knows I hate the things. People my (I presume our) age are a childish bunch of idiots where 'let's get leathered' is some kind of war cry. But their stories range from embarrassing to actually hilarious.Vault101 said:you cant just "claim" the definition of "a life"Thyunda said:Oh shut your mouth, I'm no elitist. If we lived in South Korea where everybody was into games as sports then....actually, NO! I don't think somebody who sits indoors and watches football has any more of a life than a hardcore gamer does. Life is about people. If you have a problem with people, you have a problem with life.MasochisticAvenger said:Actually, the definition of "having a life" isn't decided by a few elistist snobs who think, just because you aren't doing things the way they want, you're doing it wrong. It's kind of like what bullies think of you in school isn't who you really are. I feel sorry for anyone who feels the need to put other people down for how they live their life.Thyunda said:snip
The definition of a "hell of a night" is subjective, and will most likely be different from one person to the next. I don't like spending time with a lot of people, and I hate going to places other than the shops and a few places to eat. Should I make myself miserable and bored simply so I can say I have what society defines as "having a life".
I mean what if we suddenly became like Korea, where people who play Starcraft are seen on the same level as we see people who play sports?. That would mean people who play video games would become people we would aspire to. I mean video games have become far more mainstream than they used to be.
So everyone, just live your life how you choose to live it, and don't let people like this put you down.
.
thats like me saying "a Gamer is somone who plays on a PC and only a PC" just because I said, thats why
some people interact with people more than others, we all need that interaction but not all of us are social animals
I think somone said it very well that "outgoing people gain energy from others...introverted/quiet people spend energy"
thats how Ive often felt in certain situation, its not that you dont enjoy yourself but your "spending" energy and at the end of it all its tiring..so the Idea of going out for a huge party every weekend seems terrifying, when all you really want is time to enjoy yourself (like i said "some" not all social situations)
If I had a choice between hearing the life of an introvert and the life of a douchebag who thought only of sex and drink, I know who would have the better stories. If anything, the stories you tell define the life you have. You have to see it from an objective standpoint. Just take a step back from your own life, and look back on it.
.
I find nothing more irritating that "drunken escapade" stories..because I wasnt there it doesnt mean as much to be...its just subtly irritating because I get "I drink SO much look how awsome i am! I drank! that makes me awsome!" undertones..intentional or otherwise
I know thats not the point you were making, but yeah
from an objective standpoint I imagine some would look at my life and get depressed, and theres no denying perhaps thease days I need to re-connect with people more as I have shut myself off for a period of time...however on the whole Im doing very well and apologise for nothing
EDIT: and that was me who mentioned portal 2
And as a final note - you sound a decent guy. If you were a local, I'd have been happy to show you how to have the best of both worlds. A social life doesn't necessarily entail getting drunk. As I've mentioned, vodka is like water to me, so I'm still perfectly level-headed. It's a curse, though. I want those stories of stupid things, but I can't have them because I just don't do stupid things.
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Lol that's great xDUlquiorra4sama said:
No, it's fine. If you can go to a party without standing to one side looking angrily at everybody else, then there's hope for you yet.Vault101 said:haha...I seeThyunda said:Vault101 said:thats an interesting way of looking at it however I REALLY dont want to know about some douchebags life/what he does..that would just make me angry/irrited (and NO not jealous which seems to be a common/annoying retort)Thyunda said:Nope, that's a totally different scenario. I know the feeling too - there's nothing more irritating than finding yourself a party where you know two people and don't particularly like either of them. A life doesn't necessarily involve parties. God knows I hate the things. People my (I presume our) age are a childish bunch of idiots where 'let's get leathered' is some kind of war cry. But their stories range from embarrassing to actually hilarious.Vault101 said:you cant just "claim" the definition of "a life"Thyunda said:Oh shut your mouth, I'm no elitist. If we lived in South Korea where everybody was into games as sports then....actually, NO! I don't think somebody who sits indoors and watches football has any more of a life than a hardcore gamer does. Life is about people. If you have a problem with people, you have a problem with life.MasochisticAvenger said:Actually, the definition of "having a life" isn't decided by a few elistist snobs who think, just because you aren't doing things the way they want, you're doing it wrong. It's kind of like what bullies think of you in school isn't who you really are. I feel sorry for anyone who feels the need to put other people down for how they live their life.Thyunda said:snip
The definition of a "hell of a night" is subjective, and will most likely be different from one person to the next. I don't like spending time with a lot of people, and I hate going to places other than the shops and a few places to eat. Should I make myself miserable and bored simply so I can say I have what society defines as "having a life".
I mean what if we suddenly became like Korea, where people who play Starcraft are seen on the same level as we see people who play sports?. That would mean people who play video games would become people we would aspire to. I mean video games have become far more mainstream than they used to be.
So everyone, just live your life how you choose to live it, and don't let people like this put you down.
.
thats like me saying "a Gamer is somone who plays on a PC and only a PC" just because I said, thats why
some people interact with people more than others, we all need that interaction but not all of us are social animals
I think somone said it very well that "outgoing people gain energy from others...introverted/quiet people spend energy"
thats how Ive often felt in certain situation, its not that you dont enjoy yourself but your "spending" energy and at the end of it all its tiring..so the Idea of going out for a huge party every weekend seems terrifying, when all you really want is time to enjoy yourself (like i said "some" not all social situations)
If I had a choice between hearing the life of an introvert and the life of a douchebag who thought only of sex and drink, I know who would have the better stories. If anything, the stories you tell define the life you have. You have to see it from an objective standpoint. Just take a step back from your own life, and look back on it.
.
I find nothing more irritating that "drunken escapade" stories..because I wasnt there it doesnt mean as much to be...its just subtly irritating because I get "I drink SO much look how awsome i am! I drank! that makes me awsome!" undertones..intentional or otherwise
I know thats not the point you were making, but yeah
from an objective standpoint I imagine some would look at my life and get depressed, and theres no denying perhaps thease days I need to re-connect with people more as I have shut myself off for a period of time...however on the whole Im doing very well and apologise for nothing
EDIT: and that was me who mentioned portal 2
And as a final note - you sound a decent guy. If you were a local, I'd have been happy to show you how to have the best of both worlds. A social life doesn't necessarily entail getting drunk. As I've mentioned, vodka is like water to me, so I'm still perfectly level-headed. It's a curse, though. I want those stories of stupid things, but I can't have them because I just don't do stupid things.
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I think some of what I said may be bitterness left over from my highschool days.(I do still mean it to some extent though)
on one hand not understanding what the big deal was..on the other frustrated because I desperatly wanted to be having fun like everyone else (well actually what I "thourght" was suposed to be fun)...but couldnt (that shit can drive you mad)
but dont get me wrong, I know the fun/apeal of alchohol, and hanging out with others and the social thing...
but now I would only do thease things if I wanted to..not because Im insecure and desperatly trying to fit in because its what I "think" I want....
party animal-hermit there is a middle ground obviously....
sorry about my life-story-rant...but yeah