Stoneheart wrote:Ayrayen wrote:Not only have i developed some kind of silly split-personality, not only do i endure hearing voices telling me what to do and not do every single day.
^This right here is a major clue on how to get you help. We had no idea you had this going on in your life. :\
Yeah, people have no idea.
I often tend to give of a fake smile to avoid tough situations.
darthbrowser wrote:Stoneheart wrote:Ayrayen wrote:Not only have i developed some kind of silly split-personality, not only do i endure hearing voices telling me what to do and not do every single day.
^This right here is a major clue on how to get you help. We had no idea you had this going on in your life. :\
Why must his reality be defined according to our standards and norms? Why is he said to need "help?'
'Normal' human thought patterns have resulted in the current system - which is inherently flawed.
What evidence do we have to say our thoughts are objectively better then his?
I'm not sure.
But i think he means that there's a 'way' to help people with 'problems', as it is not normal for a healthy human being - in majority, to have these 'conditions'.
And i believe they are counted in as a term to how mentally stable one is.
I don't think there's an objectively better thought.
And I like where you're getting at here.
It's easy to say what's "Right" and "Wrong" unless we've experienced it ourselves.
Different experiences, reflections and in some cases: abnormal conditions easily becomes a term to how and why we value things the way we do. (not to mention genetically and stuff bla bla. You get my point).
As for example, telling people not to kill themselves because "People around you love you & will miss you if you disappear".
Everyone doesn't have a parents who "Loves them". Actually, some parents tend to kill, give them away and or keep them without giving a single ♥♥♥♥ about them.
When it comes to friends, we all adapt differently to different situations.
Some has problems with getting friends because they might not be very "Social" or have some mental condition which makes him/her stand out more.
There's hatred, which causes people to point fingers and spread lies.
YOU NAME IT.
There's so much ♥♥♥♥ going on out there, and it's so easy to dismiss these terms.
"Think positive" - Is near impossible when you're depressed, you don't feel loved, you're often left out alone with these feelings.
"Things will turn for the better" - That's a natural cycle. But, repeating the same cycle over and over again (imagine walking up a pit, only to get pushed down again) gets mind indulging and easily causes a loss of hope.
"You're unique" - We all are unique, but people simply don't give a ♥♥♥♥. Often, when you're unique in a good way, it causes hatred and you might even become a potential target for people such as: bullies.
Everything has its side-effects, and I've just been everywhere and seen every bad angle on every possible situation.
It's gone so far, that i'm actually beginning to question my existence, not only do I do it. But even my voices tells me "Things" (stuff i don't want to talk about in public).
And it just gets so easy to judge our actions because of what WE'VE seen.
It's necessary to talk with people who share the common experiences when it comes to Understanding one another.
But even that has a side-effect...
NanTheDarker wrote:Ayrayen wrote:No job because of no drivers license.
I'm preeeeeeeetty sure you don't need a driver's license to get jobs, unless they involve actually driving.
...if it's otherwise, your country's messed up.
The US are messed up.
NanTheDarker wrote:Simple. Just use public transportation.
Go to your job an hour early, just in case. :3
If you don't have a driver's license, you're pretty much restricted from over 50% of the jobs out there.
And with that, saying a whole lot.
Why you may ask?
Because it's essential when it comes to "Time" and "Health".
With a car, even if you wake up 30 minutes later, you can still drive to work without having to wait another hour for another buss.
It's important.
Time is Money.
~Halloweenafire~ wrote:I suppose it's my fault because by giving up I assumed you meant taking your life.
I'm actually relieved to hear you're giving up hope rather than life. I know that sounds bad right now but "false" hope and confidence eventually can come naturally, and sometimes so slowly you don't even realise it's happening.
I suppose I know how you feel though. Life's hard...
To begin with, you really have to stop giving yourself the blame over thing that AREN'T Your fault.
There's actually no guarantee that i won't do it.
Nevertheless, there's also a reason to why i said it.
Yes, Life is indeed hard.
Some people experience issues that might be bigger than others.
It's through pain that we learn to understand one another.
Imagine if there hadn't have been One Single War in our lifetime.
We wouldn't value what we have now, what we've gone through... as much as it is now.
A last note for you people who still cares or even reads this topic.
Not only am I thankful for your feedback and support, but i value all of you as someone's who's important too me.
Even though i'm filled with hatred towards most of humans, there's still a glimpse of love somewhere deep deep inside.
So thanks.
I hope you all have a great weekend...