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Gauntlet wrote:I recall a Biblical story I heard from someone a while ago. It was a pretty good story. (You may or may not be Christian, but just listen to it and read between the lines of the following story)
Jesus said you can build your houses on sand, or on stone. If you build your house on sand, rain and storms will blow it away. If you build it on rock, your house will stand strong through rain and storm.
If you let something so small define who you are, then of course you'll have feelings of self doubt. So what, you might also have similar attitude, or exemplify the bad things of jerks, what are you going to do? Let yourself go and think you're turning into a bad guy, or smarten up, know you're not one of them, and fix your problems.
Everyone has those feelings of being beat down, cornered and being crushed by problems. I'm going through that right now, though academically. I'm not going to sit around, sulking about how I won't be able to finish whatever is due, I'm going to get it done and stop thinking of myself as a failure. I'm on a break, shush.
Maybe what you need to do is hit rock bottom, though. Spend a few days in a jerk's shoes, do whatever you think a jerk would do (sans the extreme things), and you'll realize how revolting it is, and you'll be glad to be yourself again. Rock bottom is pretty much the only way you'll get to see things and stop comparing yourself to other people, otherwise you'll keep coming back for the same advice.
I'm not trying to attack you, or make fun of you, but instead trying to make you realize you're fine, and your feelings are fine. It's normal, but don't delve on those bad feelings.
]Gauntlet wrote:Alright Mr. Whiner, I'm taking time out of my schedule to write out a serious answer that I feel will help you, and you respond with some sarcastic remark. That tells me a lot about why you are where you are.
It's honestly a lost cause at this point. You just want someone to baby you, to fix your problems; unfortunately, the Wizard of Oz doesn't live in the United States, and can't wave his wand to make all your problems disappear. You post for help, but whenever someone makes a post, or gives some advice, you find 101 reasons why the advice doesn't work.
Honestly, I don't know why this comes up, or why I'm even posting at this point. You will crash every piece of advice, and nothing short of an apocalypse will make you change your attitude and mindset.
You're only looking for someone to feel sorry for you. You're lying down on the ground, and asking for help, right? Except you're not doing anything, you're lying there like a stone tablet expecting someone to pick you up by themselves. The day you hit rock bottom, and I mean rock bottom, is the day you're tired of that self-pity, and start moving forward. Until then, you'll be on the ground fishing for people to pick you up.
There, you want my honest-to-God advice, chew on that for a while. People with your kind of attitude bug me like hell; I'm trying to help you, and you turn around with some smartass response.
I'm beginning to think you want this routine post.
ThePepsiPiper wrote:]Gauntlet wrote:Alright Mr. Whiner, I'm taking time out of my schedule to write out a serious answer that I feel will help you, and you respond with some sarcastic remark. That tells me a lot about why you are where you are.
It's honestly a lost cause at this point. You just want someone to baby you, to fix your problems; unfortunately, the Wizard of Oz doesn't live in the United States, and can't wave his wand to make all your problems disappear. You post for help, but whenever someone makes a post, or gives some advice, you find 101 reasons why the advice doesn't work.
Honestly, I don't know why this comes up, or why I'm even posting at this point. You will crash every piece of advice, and nothing short of an apocalypse will make you change your attitude and mindset.
You're only looking for someone to feel sorry for you. You're lying down on the ground, and asking for help, right? Except you're not doing anything, you're lying there like a stone tablet expecting someone to pick you up by themselves. The day you hit rock bottom, and I mean rock bottom, is the day you're tired of that self-pity, and start moving forward. Until then, you'll be on the ground fishing for people to pick you up.
There, you want my honest-to-God advice, chew on that for a while. People with your kind of attitude bug me like hell; I'm trying to help you, and you turn around with some smartass response.
I'm beginning to think you want this routine post.
Wow gee, you sure know all the answers and have me played out to the T. <.<
NO ONE CAN FIX MY PROBLEMS! If you had any commonsense you'd see the only thing I can do is the same thing I've been doing is waiting. I don't need anyones pity because all other aspects of my life are pretty well just this one part of it. It FUSTRATES me. I need to VENT sometimes. I never asked for help because I all ready know the solution.
So why don't you back off, bub.
Jerfied wrote:Okay. I actually sat down and studied this little dilemma here for awhile so I could help PepsiPiper and Gauntlet get along. Why is it that my first post was completely disregarded?
Gauntlet wrote:Jerfied wrote:Okay. I actually sat down and studied this little dilemma here for awhile so I could help PepsiPiper and Gauntlet get along. Why is it that my first post was completely disregarded?
I'm sorry. I appreciate your third person view on the whole situation, but I had no vendetta with PepsiPiper in the first place. I'm too lazy to hold a grudge anyways.
It's no big deal. He already chose to "go out there and be aggressive" to find a significant other, nothing more I can do. I doubt you can convince anyone to change their dating decisions, let alone change anyone's mindset on any subject; it's not just PepsiPiper.
Thanks again, Jerfied.
Gauntlet wrote:Jerfied wrote:Okay. I actually sat down and studied this little dilemma here for awhile so I could help PepsiPiper and Gauntlet get along. Why is it that my first post was completely disregarded?
I'm sorry. I appreciate your third person view on the whole situation, but I had no vendetta with PepsiPiper in the first place. I'm too lazy to hold a grudge anyways.
It's no big deal. He already chose to "go out there and be aggressive" to find a significant other, nothing more I can do. I doubt you can convince anyone to change their dating decisions, let alone change anyone's mindset on any subject; it's not just PepsiPiper.
Thanks again, Jerfied.
ThePepsiPiper wrote:I didn't choose anything, don't put words in my mouth.
ThePepsiPiper wrote:Gauntlet wrote:ThePepsiPiper wrote:I didn't choose anything, don't put words in my mouth.
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Fine. My mistake; I viewed your response to Paige that you were trying his advice. I wasn't intending to put words in your mouth.
I apologize; will that suffice?
...and Paige is a girl. <.<
Jerfied wrote:This has really turned into a flame wars thread rather than a rant. Some help, mods/admins?
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