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Ever reach a point in lfie where you feel you're just going through the motions?
From: BTB | Posted: 5/2/2006 4:07:12 PM | Message Detail
...and even that you're not doing well?

I dunno. I get up every day, I go to work, I call people names behind their back, and I go home. Usually, I get drunk. Repeat endlessly.

Life's reached somewhat of a homeostasis. It's crappy, and I'm getting fed up with it. I'm getting angrier more and more often with less and less provocation. I just had to go take a smoke break just to calm myself down after I blew up after getting off the phone with a particularly stupid customer.

I find myself having to do that all too much lately.
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From: Some_dude_ | Posted: 5/2/2006 4:26:05 PM | Message Detail
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From: War Doc | Posted: 5/2/2006 4:46:05 PM | Message Detail
Here's a good idea. Why not grow up and stop feeling so sorry for yourself. If you have clinical depression, then either seek help for it or start taking care of it yourself.

Sitting around and complaining all the time solves nothing and being drunk and stupid doesn't solve things either.

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From: BTB | Posted: 5/2/2006 5:00:18 PM | Message Detail
Here's a good idea. Why not grow up and stop feeling so sorry for yourself.

Whoever said I was feeling sorry for myself?

If you have clinical depression, then either seek help for it or start taking care of it yourself.

...or depressed?

I'm just burnt-out on life in general, really.

Sitting around and complaining all the time solves nothing and being drunk and stupid doesn't solve things either.

Well, obviously.
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From: kirbyroks | Posted: 5/2/2006 5:20:35 PM | Message Detail
If smokes can take town Solid Snake, they can take down you.
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From: Swiftshark | Posted: 5/2/2006 5:52:39 PM | Message Detail
I've never really felt that way yet. I've always been a risk taker and go getter.

Find your passion and spend all of your free time planning and working towards your ideal life. It's up to you to go and get it as it won't come looking for you.
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From: The Admiral | Posted: 5/2/2006 6:11:05 PM | Message Detail
BTB, I will never understand you. You have the potential to break out of the white trash, poor man lifestyle that you constantly bemoan, yet you take no initiatives to improve your life beyond where you started. You are smart enough that you don't need to live like the other toothless trailer trash in your neighborhood. You have the ability to be the guy laughing at the Jerry Springer show rather than the guy starring on the Jerry Springer show. Yet you do nothing, and wonder why your life seems to be "going through the motions." You are content working crap jobs cleaning equipment that makes egg rolls or handling mindless, go-nowhere tech support for Yahoo. You are content marrying the chubby girl that lives two trailers down, then you wonder why the marriage sucks and get divorced after 6 months. You are content blowing your pay checks and getting wasted all the time. You are content to do nothing, yet you can't understand why your life isn't going anywhere...

Where are you ambitions? Where are your goals to get out of the **** hole life you were born into? You are too smart to be stuck in the situation where you are. You know, it's funny, because you constantly make racist comments begrudging illegal Mexicans for being lazy, but they're working far harder than you are and have far less potential to get somewhere in life.

I don't know man. There are a lot of users on this website who are dumb as rocks and have no ability to ever live beyond low class. You are not one of them. You can definitely get yourself a better education, better job, and better life. You have no excuse not to. Maybe this is why you feel like your life is pathetic: because it is, and you choose for it to be that way.

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From: Devin Morgan | Posted: 5/2/2006 6:38:04 PM | Message Detail
Ever reach a point in lfie where you feel you're just going through the motions?

Nope, because despite all the BS in my life, everything happens for a reason, and all that I go through now will be more than worth it in the future.

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From: CMoriarty | Posted: 5/2/2006 7:35:19 PM | Message Detail
I gotta say The Admiral is kinda right. You gotta pull yourself out of this slump.

That's my word.
From: BTB | Posted: 5/2/2006 7:44:51 PM | Message Detail
I guess where Johnny has it wrong is that I'm not really in a crappy place in my life. I have what I consider to be a great job, I DO aspire to save up to move out of my trailer park one day (in the meantime I stay because it's dirt cheap), and I'm not upset or depressed like everyone seems to think I am.

I just... don't care anymore.
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From: Meowthnum1 | Posted: 5/2/2006 10:22:33 PM | Message Detail
In Chad's defense, haven't any of you ever felt burnt out on life?
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From: War Doc | Posted: 5/2/2006 11:31:00 PM | Message Detail
There's a difference between being burned out on life and being in a constant state of despair.

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From: Pelvic Thrust | Posted: 5/3/2006 12:19:27 AM | Message Detail
There's a difference between being burned out on life and being in a constant state of despair.

You're saying I'm the latter, then?
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From: kirbyroks | Posted: 5/3/2006 12:51:40 AM | Message Detail
Long answer: Well I have to say I haven't...at least for an extended period of time.
The only time I ever felt that way for a little while was when I was depressed. Looking back, I wasn't depressed, depressed, I was emo depressed. Attention whore depressed. I'm glad I snapped out of it.

Short answer: Yes.

The short answer is correct, but is is accurate?
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From: Tessa 6 | Posted: 5/3/2006 1:01:14 AM | Message Detail
You reckon you have a great job, yet you feel the need to come here and ***** and whine about the crappy customers you put up with on a daily basis.

In answer to the topic question, I get like that every now and then. It happens to me when I feel like I don't have anything to look forward to. Never lasts more than a couple of days, because I remember that I'm doing what I'm doing for a reason, and I see the bigger picture.

Where's your bigger picture?
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From: War Doc | Posted: 5/3/2006 1:15:15 AM | Message Detail
From the "tone" of your posts, I do say you are in a constant state of despair. Getting drunk every night, bemoaning the fact you are in a lousy job, don't like to get together with people, like to be isolated.

These are classic signs of depression.

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From: Devin Morgan | Posted: 5/3/2006 1:29:43 AM | Message Detail
Kev, you're forgetting the constant need to be hitting up Mexican hookers. ;)

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From: StarFighters76 | Posted: 5/3/2006 1:40:29 AM | Message Detail
I'm just gonna go on a ramble spree here, so don't mind me. Some depression can not be overcome in a couple of days. Some say I have the easy life. I admit, I don't work and I'm on SSI for bipolar and ADD. And let's just get a couple things out of the way now: One, why I'm on this is my problem alone, I don't need to hear any crap rants about "you shouldn't be on SSI blah blah blah", because mostly, it's really no one's business (no offense). And two, people thinks it's easy being on SSI, well let me tell you, it's not.

Now back to the main thing. I've had depression for atleast 10 years now (probably more). I may appear okay on the outside, but on the inside, I've been in the same state of depression for several years, I just don't show it. Oh I've had some "on the outside" depression for several days, and it sucked badly. No matter what, I always feel miserable. Not saying I feel sorry for myself, just that I do feel rather miserable and tired about how things in my life are going. Yeah it may look like my life is okay, but to me it's not and I want it better. I could change that yeah, but that's what my FAQing has been for for the last four years. It's helped me handle my depression alot (mostly in the last 2 years really).

I'm not sure if Chad is "feeling sorry for himself". Maybe it's that he's looking at his life and wondering why the hell did it turn out the way it did, when it could of been so much better. That could be why he's just not feeling himself. Things around him for the last year has just fell apart on him (no offense Chad), and he's just now trying to understand why that is. Something like that you can't just figure out overnight, it may take months to figure out, because if something is truly missing, he needs to take the time time figure out what it is. While you all may criticize him and stuff, fine, but whatever Chad is going through, may not come that easy to him as it would anyone else.
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From: War Doc | Posted: 5/3/2006 5:08:14 AM | Message Detail
Devin: *nods* Good point.

SF76: I understand your point well. You see, you have sought out help for your problem. That doesn't necessarily mean that it can be cured, but you have at least tried to get some help. Chad isn't doing this though. Instead, he complains about everything and wonders why things are the way they are. My suggestion was for him to get some help. Whether it is effective or not I cannot say, but at least he can try.

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From: Masamune3 | Posted: 5/3/2006 7:41:10 AM | Message Detail
Give the Admiral his straight talking, no nonsense clinical psychology degree. Now.
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From: BTB | Posted: 5/3/2006 1:48:58 PM | Message Detail
You reckon you have a great job, yet you feel the need to come here and ***** and whine about the crappy customers you put up with on a daily basis.

That, my good lady, is done purely out of a need for entertainment.

Well, that and a general sense of pity and fear for the human race as a whole.

Where's your bigger picture?

It's still there. I've just... well, stopped caring for the time being, I guess.

From the "tone" of your posts, I do say you are in a constant state of despair. Getting drunk every night, bemoaning the fact you are in a lousy job, don't like to get together with people, like to be isolated.

These are classic signs of depression.


As I just mentioned, I'm not sad, upset, or emotional. If anything, I'm UNemotional. I'm just... here. I do the same thing day afetr day and still pursue the same goals as before, it's just a lot more meaningless now.

I just honestly don't give a damn anymore.

Kev, you're forgetting the constant need to be hitting up Mexican hookers. ;)

She was a stripper, not a hooker >.>

Besides, she was fired for doing crack, I think.
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From: Some_dude_ | Posted: 5/3/2006 3:36:40 PM | Message Detail
Something people might not have noticed: life is spelled wrong in the title. It's just hard to spot at first time. Kind of strange.

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From: BTB | Posted: 5/3/2006 3:51:24 PM | Message Detail
And OMG, CJayC spelled "buy" wrong in the poll the other day!

And he keeps spelling "revolution" with a w and two i's.
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From: Some_dude_ | Posted: 5/4/2006 7:12:37 AM | Message Detail
Don't take your angst and anger from your complete failure in life on me. At least I wake up with a smile on my face everyday.

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From: Koritheman | Posted: 5/4/2006 7:46:20 AM | Message Detail
^ XD
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From: BTB | Posted: 5/5/2006 7:12:02 PM | Message Detail
At least I wake up with a smile on my face everyday.

I fele better in the mornings after I hose a customer.
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From: StarFighters76 | Posted: 5/5/2006 8:03:04 PM | Message Detail
BTW nice Buffy reference in the topic title ;)
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From: BTB | Posted: 5/6/2006 12:04:54 AM | Message Detail
Someone posted OMWF lyrics in my other topic like this >.>
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From: Gbness | Posted: 5/6/2006 2:55:38 AM | Message Detail
I go through that kind of thing all the time. And it may be part of the reason that I haven't enjoyed a summer since 2002.

I just get fed up with life, decide the whole thing is just repetitious, crappy motion played out for me and just wanna blow the whole thing over and die. About once a year, I get like that, completely burned out, and just sick and depressed of life in general. And believe me, I have the ability to change it, I'm just an idiot and don't, thinking it will change itself suddenly and miraculously.

Obviously I'm wrong, but I digress.

What I recommend for you is that you get a vacation sometime. Try something new because too much of a good life is bad. I think it fits into that whole "to have perfection we must have imperfection" thing, or whatnot.
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From: BTB | Posted: 5/6/2006 2:17:01 PM | Message Detail
Meh, I don't feel like taking a vacation.
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