The shower curtain thing happened to me once. It was just one pole I had to put back in place. I think it was just held there by compression between the walls. The shower curtain itself fell off once and I fixed that with a coat-hanger somehow. I honestly don't remember how that fixed it.
Thanks to the people who responded to my rant. Some of the things I complained about were pretty stupid. It isn't how I normally think, I was in an extra self-pitying mood at the time.
 Originally Posted by AustralianFire
It sounds like you need a really big change to shake things up. I really don't see the point of you doing that college degree if you have no interest in the subject.
I have recently undergone some extreme changes, and may be changing mentally now. I know I have but it's too soon to tell if it will affect the things I brought up. I do have interest in the subject. I wouldn't have decided to do it if I didn't. I'm good at it, when I force myself to do it I end up enjoying it. I've just temporarily lost passion for it. If I started doing it regularly again I'm sure I'd like it.
 Originally Posted by AustralianFire
Why don't you just get a part time labours job or is the economy Totally screwed?
I do have a job at a fast food place. I'm working there once a week since school started. Getting a job is one thing that used to be on my list of stressful things I need to do but am procrastinating with. At least I can say I've accomplished that.
 Originally Posted by AustralianFire
Do you play any instruments? If you want a less stressful form of art I think you should take up an instrument, and let the feelings flow.
I don't play any instruments, but I've recently been wanting to. I Just don't see myself doing it because I wouldn't know where to start. I wouldn't want to take any lessons, and don't know how to buy an instrument. I'm guessing there are specific things I'd need to know.
 Originally Posted by AustralianFire
What stresses You out about driving?
I've put it off for so long, knowing I have to do it just stresses me. It's something my parents bother me over often. "So when are you gonna get your license!?" It's hard to explain. The fact that I haven't done it yet makes me feel bad about it, so it hurts to think about, which makes me procrastinate more.
Also, I'm afraid of driving itself. When I used to go out driving with my parents, when I had my L/temp (different names in different places) before it expired, I was afraid of getting in a car accident, I just wanted to go home. I was terrified to go on busy streets. I didn't feel like I knew the road rules well enough to drive on busy streets, and whatever information I'd memorized seemed to just go away when confronted with a situation. I was also afraid whenever a car drove behind me. I felt like I wasn't going fast enough and was afraid of the other drivers getting mad at me. The whole thing was just a nightmare. I have had a few actual nightmares about driving.
 Originally Posted by AustralianFire
I think you should also take up a sport, but something you like. Dont just take up jogging or something, do something extreme, or are you not into extreme sports? I find extreme sports get you heaps pumped, but maybe Because I'm a guy.
I've never been into sports and can't see myself doing them. Team sports, at least. Something like rock climbing I could imagine doing. I did go skydiving a couple weeks ago, although that's sort of a one-time thing, not a sport to do regularly (although some people do). I'd definitely take up skydiving if it wasn't so expensive.
 Originally Posted by AustralianFire
Your worried that your 22 and have done nothing in life? whats wrong with that? Is there anything you can really acheive in your life, does anything really matter? Whats in it for you to "Acheive" in life?
Ultimately there is no point in anything, I agree. But it's difficult to apply that to real life. People still have goals.
 Originally Posted by Zhaylin
I didn't get my drivers license until I was about 23 years old, and then I only drove to Dr.'s appointments and such. I got turned around on the highway once (not literally), had no idea where I was or where I was going. I ended up at an FBI base (?) and was crying lol
I felt like a major idiot, but I learned from it. I'm still scared about directions though.
Since then, I've put major miles on vehicles ranging from station wagons, sports cars, convertibles, vans and an RV.
Just because you get a late start doesn't mean you're a loser. Sometimes the best things come later and then you appreciate it more.
 I know what you mean about wanting to create. I used to write novellas and poetry/songs and now it's just.... blah. I have no inspiration or something. Maybe I'm just lazy.
I have been in an SI sort of mood since yesterday. And yes, I've given in a couple times. Now THAT'S being a loser  I'm what... 37 years old and I STILL haven't learned how to properly cope with stress. Sheesh.
Oh... the older you get (at least in my experience) the less you care about what other people think about you. I branded my arm some time ago. I have a hideous scar but I wear tank tops and short sleeved shirts all the time. If people don't like it, they don't have to look at me
Hope you feel better soon.
I need to rush out the door to pick up my daughter for her 8 hour visit...
Thanks for the reply. When I say I feel old, I'm comparing it to how I've felt before, which has been young. It's difficult to even consider myself an adult. My mind is still used to being a teenager. I don't actually think 22 is old, it's still young. 37 is still young too. I used to consider 37 to be pretty old, but now that my parents are in their 50's, 37 seems young now. I have stopped caring about what people think of me as much lately. I hope it continues. But my mom seems to care a lot about what people think of her, so I've worried that particular thing isn't in my genes.
 Originally Posted by Unelias
About the scar, well I can think it is a lot worse for women since you want to look pretty. Personally, I have always carried all my ( rather numerous ) scars with pride.
I don't care much about looking 'pretty'. I mean I like to look attractive, but I've never considered the scar to get in the way of that much. There are times I feel a certain pride over it. But I'd feel it a lot more if the scar was caused by some experience or some time of serious suffering, or a fight or something. But it was caused by self-infliction, over a really stupid and vain issue, I might add. It's hard to feel pride over something like that.
Sorry if my responses slowed near the end. AustrailianFire's were really condensed and I happened to have an immediate response to about every sentence. I payed attention to all. I'm also really tired.
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