DontThankMe wrote: » Clap your hands.
Wanderer78 wrote: » Had an interesting conversation with a jehovah witness during the week about happiness, worth a few minutes of your time
Hector Bellend wrote: » F@@ck no. I'm 40, overweight, broke, not getting any fanny and unemployed. I'm a f@cking loser. But you'd probably guessed that already.
Roger Hassenforder wrote: » Its an ill wind that blows no good. Careful for what you wish for! (Hope things turn around dude!)
Avatar MIA wrote: » That's what you think. Congrats on your new BFF!
Hector Bellend wrote: » not getting any fanny
Hector Bellend wrote: » Just a pain the in the swiss sometimes.
cena wrote: » I am lonely. Any single ladies here.
Hapax Legomenon wrote: » Oh, not happy at all, and haven't been in at least six or seven years. I try to stay positive though - things could be a lot worse. Some day, they probably will be. I've never been very good at staying positive.
Incredibles II wrote: » What's making you unhappy?
Bambi985 wrote: » Frankly, no. Living in a city I have no future in, fcuk all work life balance, caught in a rut of heartbreak after a breakup and at an age where the world around me is moving quickly and my personal life is standing still. It was my birthday today and I cried all morning, feeling the real brunt of all of the weight on my shoulders these past few months. The sadness of not being where I’d like to be in life. But I know myself and I know this is a low I won’t let myself go through for much longer so I’m grateful that things have the means to really change. I don’t think “happy” is something we’re supposed to be 100% of the time. Life isn’t supposed to happen in a straight uncomplicated painfree line. I think true growth happens in those darker moments and those deeper struggles.
Bambi985 wrote: It was my birthday today and I cried all morning, feeling the real brunt of all of the weight on my shoulders these past few months....