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Old 01-03-2005, 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by yayopwrcrx
Once you get going it's hard to stop unless someones trying to bring you down (drug addict friends)...surround yourself with postive people.
Word. You're a cesspool of the people around you, weather it's negative or positive. I chose to surround myself with positive people and disassociate myself with negative people. It's hard to find people that don't do drugs though. 99% of my friends do some sort of drug, but they are at least in control of their lives and not complete shitbags. My brother has no control of his life and chooses to be a shitbag so I decided to seperate myself from him, even though we are brothers. I don't want a part of that lifestyle. My mom cried and begged me to have Christmas dinner with him, but I stand my ground.
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Old 01-03-2005, 08:31 PM
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i felt really depressed ever since i came here(the US), knowing no body/no ----/nothing/no$$/no girl/no friends/no one that i can talk to/feeling like i am absolutely alone. i just learned to deal with it.

but there`s a few times i got really drunk broke down an Cried like a baby and told my friends everything (in a birthday party )
you really needed someone to talk to, someone you trusted.
i don`t think you can( as leat i don`t) laid all that ---- out to a girl tho. :P
as you started to talk to someone about it, you might still feel all depress but as least it doesn`t build up as bad.

fine someone to talk to in PERSON, not over the NET.
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Old 01-03-2005, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by mahcivic

this may sound stupid but i just wrote a paper on the book, "THe power of intention" by Wayne Dyer. It was probably one of the most interesting books i have ever read in my life. The one thing i remember most from that book is this quote. "We usually get what we expect in life, so always expect the best." it seems to me like youre not giving yourself a chance to try new things. Do yourself a favor and change your mind set on things. it may sounds stupid but it works
I think this is actually very good advice. I'm sure everybody gets depressed about certain things every once in a while. I have been depressed about a lot of different things the last few years and I just tried ignoring them, but that really didn't change anything. I really had no idea what to do, but I found that talking to other poeple about it defintely helps.

Changing your mind set on things can help a lot. Instead of dwelling over things in the past or about something that recently happend, set some goals for yourself, do the things you like, meet new people, etc... Start thinking about yourself and what you want out of life and then go for it. Try to realize that things could always be worse and be thankful for what you have. You can do anything you want if you put your mind to it. I started thinking this way not too long ago and I am a much happier person because of it.



Originally Posted by projekteg
you never look at things the same after you realize what your brain is capable of making you believe/feel :P
That is so ------- true, it's scary.
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