That panicky feeling when you realise that you've screwed up, massively, while you leaf through your papers/websites/impications to cofirm your fears. For extra bonus 'oh shit', make it a person that you've just accidentally insulted.
The worst feeling in the world
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When everyone says that you shouldn't be together just because of your races aren't compatible. And you have to leave her to save her the pain of being shunned by her friends and family, knowing that you can never be together peacefully. That is my experience of the worst feeling in the world.Mookie_Magnus said:
Ah yes, depression. It's a world of fun... I'm still at the "what's the point" stage, but I think I'm starting to come round. Feigning normality for weeks on end is hard!Aby_Z said:
Note to self: Taking the "I'm going to pretend everything's fine, even to myself" route doesn't always work...
My mum has COPD, and she won't stop smoking, and theres barely a damn thing I can do about it. I hate being weak, I hate being useless.
Heartbreak, or that feeling I get when me and my boyfriend are having a really bad argument.
And paranoia, distracts me from everything. That also covers panic attacks; I had a really bad one yesterday night and broke down in tears because of it. Ugh, I wish they'd stop.
And paranoia, distracts me from everything. That also covers panic attacks; I had a really bad one yesterday night and broke down in tears because of it. Ugh, I wish they'd stop.
Oh i know how that feels, i got an email that made me think 'OH CRAP i'm going to retake a year of university'. I had applied for my modules miles before the deadline for the next year but because of a change in the system my choices got wiped, and they emailed me on an account i rarely use to tell me about it. And so several months after the deadline has gone i check this account to find the first email, and the several others saying time is running out to apply, time is running out to apply, time has run out to apply. I then spent afew days panicing and sorting out the problem.LordFisheh said:
It all got sorted with no adverse effects though so all is is well with the world.
Emotionally..
It's probably not the worst in the world, but it hurts when someone you care about hurts you, and you know you kind of deserve it, then they never want to speak to you again.
When you are torn between two people who both want the same thing and who don't want to hurt, as if you are inside a burning room trapped between two shelves containing valuable.. vases, let's say, and you can only choose to save one, while inevitably smashing the other one to the ground.
It's probably not the worst in the world, but it hurts when someone you care about hurts you, and you know you kind of deserve it, then they never want to speak to you again.
When you are torn between two people who both want the same thing and who don't want to hurt, as if you are inside a burning room trapped between two shelves containing valuable.. vases, let's say, and you can only choose to save one, while inevitably smashing the other one to the ground.
I had a dream once. I was in the passenger seat of a car, on a road in the middle of the sky. The driver was yelling at someone in the backseat of the car, and I felt guilty, while hiding a tennis ball sized shadow in my left hand (i'm Australian, driver is on the right side of the car, so they couldn't see it). The shadow was the source of my guilt... and then the other person in the back revealed my secret, and I knew I was in deep trouble. When this scenario actually came to pass, my body paralyzed into acting out what had happened in the dream... knowing what came in the future with that other person revealing my guilt... that felt really bad... but it all turned out all right! Trust the dream to end early...
Yeah, having her move in with the guy only to find a note on your front door that her stuff is gone and that she cheated and left me was about the shittiest thing to ever happen to me.EcksTeaSea said:
I'm so sorry to hear that D:Illusio said:
Emotional troubles related to your most trusted companion is probably the most viciously bad feeling one can experience.
Coming in on a second place would be that feeling in the room when someone tries to be funny, fails to realise that they aren't, and keep going.
Coming in on a second place would be that feeling in the room when someone tries to be funny, fails to realise that they aren't, and keep going.
Props to you, sir. You are a good son.IzisviAziria said:
For me, I'd have to say it's that feeling when I get so angry, so pissed off, that I get jumpy all over and just want to smash something. It's the worst when it was a little thing that set me off, and I feel stupid for getting angry over something so small. Then it makes me more angry.
It's a vicious cycle, really.
I would guess despair...
The hopelessness of being unable to act, the torment of not having options, the knowing that you are doomed no matter what you do.
I believe that should wear someone down mentally.
The hopelessness of being unable to act, the torment of not having options, the knowing that you are doomed no matter what you do.
I believe that should wear someone down mentally.