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#152 Oct 19 2007 at 10:23 AM Rating: Good
KassandrahKnight wrote:
I skimmed a lot of this but I did see a couple of replies that made sense.

Women are not your problem. Women are not the reason you are depressed. The reason is you.

A lot of this is because of your age. I'm sorry, but at 15 everything is a crisis. You'll eventually grow out of that. However, you have to do something about YOU.

You should be focusing on yourself and what makes you happy, and things that you like to do and/or are good at. No one else can make you happy, except temporarily. If you don't like you, no one else will either.

Then, eventually, girls will see you for what you are and it will all work out.

Oh, and as for the whole drug thing, I've seen what being on meds can do to a person. Unless you want to be a zombie, don't go that way but you really should see your doctor and be thoroughly evaluated. Eventually, depending on what diagnosis they give you, if any, the treatment you seek is really up to you, as long as there are options. You don't have to take the drugs just because they tell you to.

Edited, Oct 19th 2007 2:19pm by KassandrahKnight
Galkaman isn't 15.... lulz...
#153 Oct 19 2007 at 10:24 AM Rating: Excellent
KassandrahKnight wrote:
I skimmed a lot of this but I did see a couple of replies that made sense.

Women are not your problem. Women are not the reason you are depressed. The reason is you.

A lot of this is because of your age. I'm sorry, but at 15 everything is a crisis. You'll eventually grow out of that.


I'm 18, living on my own (well, in a flat with other people) and setting the kitchen on fire. You were reading the other guy's post. Smiley: tongue
#154 Oct 19 2007 at 10:26 AM Rating: Good
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Belkira the Tulip wrote:
I try to make sure I tell my husband I love him almost every time we're on the phone. As pathetic as it sounds, I always worry, "What if this is the last time I talk to him!?"

Losing someone unexpectedly will do that to you. Smiley: frown And I never tell a guy I'm dating that I love him, even as a joke, unless I mean it.

As a joke, I mean when you say something teasingly to someone and they act all offended and you say, "Aww, I still love you," or something. I didn't mean like, when they are all serious and say "I love you," so I joke around and say all sarcastically, "Yeah, I love you, too. Smiley: rolleyes"


I get that Smiley: smile

Maybe I'm just ruined on it due to having two fanatical girlfriends. One of them is the one you and I talked about. They both would freak right the fUck out if didn't say it multiple times a day.. and there was hell to pay if I ended a phone conversation without saying it.

It made saying it a chore as opposed to a reminder of the feelings we shared.
#155 Oct 19 2007 at 10:30 AM Rating: Good
Mindel wrote:
Kaain the Irrelevant wrote:
I'm a **** head lul.
I always tell the people I'm very close to that I love them before parting ways. It something bad should happen, I want that to be the very last thing I expressed to them. :(


That just sounds so sad and fatalistic :(
#156 Oct 19 2007 at 10:31 AM Rating: Good
Kaain the Irrelevant wrote:
Maybe I'm just ruined on it due to having two fanatical girlfriends. One of them is the one you and I talked about. They both would freak right the fUck out if didn't say it multiple times a day.. and there was hell to pay if I ended a phone conversation without saying it.

It made saying it a chore as opposed to a reminder of the feelings we shared.


If my husband is at work and near his buddies, I don't make him say it, and I've even told him before that if I say it and he's around other people, I don't care if he doesn't say it back.

But I tell him I love him all the time, and he does the same, so maybe we're just sappy like that. Smiley: grin

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Althrun wrote:
That just sounds so sad and fatalistic :(


Ever lost someone close to you unexpectedly?

Edited, Oct 19th 2007 1:31pm by Belkira
#157 Oct 19 2007 at 10:34 AM Rating: Good
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Belkira the Tulip wrote:
If my husband is at work and near his buddies, I don't make him say it, and I've even told him before that if I say it and he's around other people, I don't care if he doesn't say it back.

Smiley: inlove Nifty.

I don't mind saying in front of anyone though. PDA's A-OK in my book.

Belk wrote:
But I tell him I love him all the time, and he does the same, so maybe we're just sappy like that. Smiley: grin

Well you guys are probably saying it because you really really love each other, which is awesome. The girls I've dated that say it over and over and over and over have only done it out of insecurity.

I'll get past it eventually when I meet the right lady, I'm sure.

But, until then:

Smiley: chug
#158 Oct 19 2007 at 10:36 AM Rating: Good
Kaain the Irrelevant wrote:
Belkira the Tulip wrote:
If my husband is at work and near his buddies, I don't make him say it, and I've even told him before that if I say it and he's around other people, I don't care if he doesn't say it back.

Smiley: inlove Nifty.

I don't mind saying in front of anyone though. PDA's A-OK in my book.


He's painfully shy. Smiley: inlove

Kaain wrote:
Belk wrote:
But I tell him I love him all the time, and he does the same, so maybe we're just sappy like that. Smiley: grin

Well you guys are probably saying it because you really really love each other, which is awesome. The girls I've dated that say it over and over and over and over have only done it out of insecurity.

I'll get past it eventually when I meet the right lady, I'm sure.

But, until then:

Smiley: chug


I try to only say it when I feel it... which is most of the time I'm around him. That is, when he's not making me infuriatingly angry.
#159 Oct 19 2007 at 10:40 AM Rating: Good
The first time my ex told me that she loved me I turned into a whimpering idiot. It is still the only instance in my life where I've cried tears of joy. I think she thought it was romantic.

I hope you guys are happy, I'm going to have to choke two hookers tonight, now.
#160 Oct 19 2007 at 10:42 AM Rating: Good
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Galkaman wrote:
KassandrahKnight wrote:
I skimmed a lot of this but I did see a couple of replies that made sense.

Women are not your problem. Women are not the reason you are depressed. The reason is you.

A lot of this is because of your age. I'm sorry, but at 15 everything is a crisis. You'll eventually grow out of that.


I'm 18, living on my own (well, in a flat with other people) and setting the kitchen on fire. You were reading the other guy's post. Smiley: tongue


Ooops, sorry about that. Though there's only marginal difference. 18 is still a baby to me.

As to telling someone you love them, if you do, then you should tell them. I probably don't tell my kids enough, but I always tell my husband. We never end a phone conversation without saying "I love you" to each other even if he's calling from the grocery store, and we never go to sleep without saying it. But we are definitely sappy about that kind of stuff.



Edited, Oct 19th 2007 2:43pm by KassandrahKnight
#161 Oct 19 2007 at 10:43 AM Rating: Good
Grandfather Barkingturtle wrote:
The first time my ex told me that she loved me I turned into a whimpering idiot. It is still the only instance in my life where I've cried tears of joy. I think she thought it was romantic.

I hope you guys are happy, I'm going to have to choke two hookers tonight, now.


I can't help but wonder if the new girl has said it to you, or vice versa, yet?
#162 Oct 19 2007 at 10:45 AM Rating: Good
Belkira the Tulip wrote:
Grandfather Barkingturtle wrote:
The first time my ex told me that she loved me I turned into a whimpering idiot. It is still the only instance in my life where I've cried tears of joy. I think she thought it was romantic.

I hope you guys are happy, I'm going to have to choke two hookers tonight, now.


I can't help but wonder if the new girl has said it to you, or vice versa, yet?


We've been best buddies for close to twenty years; saying "I love you" is old hat. It's weird, though, how the same words can mean something so different and yet the same.
#163 Oct 19 2007 at 10:48 AM Rating: Good
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Grandfather Barkingturtle wrote:
The first time my ex told me that she loved me I turned into a whimpering idiot. It is still the only instance in my life where I've cried tears of joy. I think she thought it was romantic.

I hope you guys are happy, I'm going to have to choke two hookers tonight, now.


Smiley: laugh

The first time my ex told me.. we were both in the process of "making love" for the first time. She locked her big watery eyes onto mine and said "I've fallen in love with you, Ryan." I broke down and started sobbing like an infant as I had never been able to really feel it when someone said it before.

I really hate that ***** sometimes.
#164 Oct 19 2007 at 10:53 AM Rating: Good
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Kaain wrote:

The first time my ex told me.. we were both in the process of "making love" for the first time. She locked her big watery eyes onto mine and said "I've fallen in love with you, Ryan." I broke down and started sobbing like an infant as I had never been able to really feel it when someone said it before.


Ditto.
EDIT : Except my name isn't Ryan , that would have been akward
Kaain also wrote:

I really hate that ***** sometimes.


x2.
Wiminz and their mind/heart games. Sometimes I do think I'd be better off full gay.





Edited, Oct 19th 2007 12:54pm by tarubstchef
#165 Oct 19 2007 at 10:55 AM Rating: Good
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tarubstchef wrote:

x2.
Wiminz and their mind/heart games. Sometimes I do think I'd be better off full gay.


That's not what I meant, at all.

But, agreed.. you'd probably be better off sticking to the ****. You greedy little Shit.
#166 Oct 19 2007 at 10:57 AM Rating: Good
Pffft Belkira your husband is scared of telling you how he feels in front of his buddies?

wuss.
#167 Oct 19 2007 at 10:58 AM Rating: Good
Kaain the Irrelevant wrote:
Grandfather Barkingturtle wrote:
The first time my ex told me that she loved me I turned into a whimpering idiot. It is still the only instance in my life where I've cried tears of joy. I think she thought it was romantic.

I hope you guys are happy, I'm going to have to choke two hookers tonight, now.


Smiley: laugh

The first time my ex told me.. we were both in the process of "making love" for the first time. She locked her big watery eyes onto mine and said "I've fallen in love with you, Ryan." I broke down and started sobbing like an infant as I had never been able to really feel it when someone said it before.

I really hate that ***** sometimes.
You were in the middle of sex and you started crying?





So I assume the relationship was over after that then.




lulz
#168 Oct 19 2007 at 11:01 AM Rating: Excellent
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remorajunbao, Immortal Lion wrote:
You were in the middle of sex and you started crying?





So I assume the relationship was over after that then.


She was already crying Smiley: tongue

Stepping out of my normal persona for a second:

That night was probably the most memorable night of my entire life.
#169 Oct 19 2007 at 11:02 AM Rating: Good
Kaain the Irrelevant wrote:
remorajunbao, Immortal Lion wrote:
You were in the middle of sex and you started crying?





So I assume the relationship was over after that then.


She was already crying Smiley: tongue

Stepping out of my normal persona for a second:

That night was probably the most memorable night of my entire life.
Was that after or before she threw a mug at you.

Was she the ginger one you tried to change bi?
#170 Oct 19 2007 at 11:02 AM Rating: Good
remorajunbao, Immortal Lion wrote:
Pffft Belkira your husband is scared of telling you how he feels in front of his buddies?

wuss.


Smiley: lol

If you knew his work buddies, you might understand it a little better. They tease one another mercilessly.

I only tease one of the reporters about writing a story that some guy had been convicted of murder a few years ago, and it turns out it was a different guy with the same exact name.

"So, Frank, call anyone a murderer in the Sunday paper this week?"

BT wrote:
We've been best buddies for close to twenty years; saying "I love you" is old hat. It's weird, though, how the same words can mean something so different and yet the same.


I know what you mean. I was terrified to tell my husband I loved him the first time. I was so scared he wouldn't say it back, that I was rushing things, and all that crap. I didn't want him to think I was just saying it to play games, because (as evidenced by anecdotes in this thread) I know some women try to do that.

And he was my first serious relationship after Chris died, so I wanted to make sure that I wasn't just trying to replace him. Feelings suck.

And it occurs to me that all of this talk probably isn't helping Galka in the least...
#171 Oct 19 2007 at 11:03 AM Rating: Good
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remorajunbao, Immortal Lion wrote:
Was that after or before she threw a mug at you.

Was she the ginger one you tried to change bi?


Smiley: laugh Nuh uh.. this was the hot one I posted a picture of not too long ago. Not the filthy fUcking ginger.
#172 Oct 19 2007 at 11:04 AM Rating: Good
Yea one of my mates used to tease me when he heard me on the phone to her.


I'd just remind him who had a longer reach with their kicks and he'd shut up pretty fast.
#173 Oct 19 2007 at 11:06 AM Rating: Excellent
Kaain the Irrelevant wrote:
remorajunbao, Immortal Lion wrote:
Was that after or before she threw a mug at you.

Was she the ginger one you tried to change bi?


Smiley: laugh Nuh uh.. this was the hot one I posted a picture of not too long ago. Not the filthy fUcking ginger.
Ohhh you mean the one that looked better when she was anorexic.


Seriously dude how do you have serious relationships with gingers and people with eating disorders?
#174 Oct 19 2007 at 11:07 AM Rating: Good
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remorajunbao, Immortal Lion wrote:
Ohhh you mean the one that looked better when she was anorexic.


Seriously dude how do you have serious relationships with gingers and people with eating disorders?


It's easy, bud. Once you're able to accept wanting to kill yourself every waking moment it's pretty much downhill from there.
#175 Oct 19 2007 at 11:07 AM Rating: Good
remorajunbao, Immortal Lion wrote:
Kaain the Irrelevant wrote:
remorajunbao, Immortal Lion wrote:
Was that after or before she threw a mug at you.

Was she the ginger one you tried to change bi?


Smiley: laugh Nuh uh.. this was the hot one I posted a picture of not too long ago. Not the filthy fUcking ginger.
Ohhh you mean the one that looked better when she was anorexic.


Seriously dude how do you have serious relationships with gingers and people with eating disorders?


I could make a joke about how dating Kaain makes girls want to throw up, but I'm trying not to be mean to him. Smiley: grin
#176 Oct 19 2007 at 11:08 AM Rating: Good
Belkira the Tulip wrote:

I wanted to make sure that I wasn't just trying to replace him. Feelings suck.


I know that one. I doubt myself a lot, and I wonder if part of our attraction is that we just know each other so well that it's easier than forging a new relationship with someone else and investing all that time into a person you may end up not really digging.

When I start thinking like that, I just get really drunk.

Edited, Oct 19th 2007 12:08pm by Barkingturtle
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