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 Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2006 3:18 pm
A discussion about how you can save the world?
Not likely. This be a ranting thread.
I keep trying to make people happy and keep myself happy too. I try to keep my grades up and do things I'm told to do. None of it seems to be enough lately. I just feel like I'm not good enough for anything. Meh.
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Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2006 3:41 pm
Ashahis, if others are asking too much of you, and it's not for just reasons, perhaps you should ask why you seem to be able not to make them happy.
Honestly, making you happy is the most important thing. If your friends, parents, or teachers can't be happy with your best, don't let them get you down. Tell them you're making your best effort, and if they can't be ok with that, then you know where the problem lies. As long as you're above board on this, you are the winner.
*hugs*
I know it's a pain, though. Sometimes, things just never seem...right.
So rant away! I'll root for you!
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Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2006 3:46 pm
Jiggalicious Ashahis, if others are asking too much of you, and it's not for just reasons, perhaps you should ask why you seem to be able not to make them happy. Honestly, making you happy is the most important thing. If your friends, parents, or teachers can't be happy with your best, don't let them get you down. Tell them you're making your best effort, and if they can't be ok with that, then you know where the problem lies. As long as your above board on this, you are the winner. *hugs* I know it's a pain, though. Sometimes, things just never seem...right. So rant away! I'll root for you! Aww, thanks Jiggy. ^.^ *hugs* There's some problems with telling my teachers that I'm doing my best. #1: My first teacher is both me and my computer. #2: So is my mother.
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Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2006 3:51 pm
Ashahis Jiggalicious Ashahis, if others are asking too much of you, and it's not for just reasons, perhaps you should ask why you seem to be able not to make them happy. Honestly, making you happy is the most important thing. If your friends, parents, or teachers can't be happy with your best, don't let them get you down. Tell them you're making your best effort, and if they can't be ok with that, then you know where the problem lies. As long as your above board on this, you are the winner. *hugs* I know it's a pain, though. Sometimes, things just never seem...right. So rant away! I'll root for you! Aww, thanks Jiggy. ^.^ *hugs* There's some problems with telling my teachers that I'm doing my best. #1: My first teacher is both me and my computer. #2: So is my mother. Yeah but your Mom also needs to know when to let you just let you have a few foibles, and a little lag time on occasion, even if she is your teacher. And if you're being that hard on yourself, you need to step back and breathe and come back to it later. It'll help. As for your compy, well...since it's made by humans, it is, therefore, a fallible teacher, too. Plus if it gets outta line, you can just unplug it, or drop it out a 5 story window, no? Might be an expensive therapy, but it works. Nothing like a satisfying crunch to make you feel all better!
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Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2006 3:56 pm
Jiggalicious Ashahis Jiggalicious Ashahis, if others are asking too much of you, and it's not for just reasons, perhaps you should ask why you seem to be able not to make them happy. Honestly, making you happy is the most important thing. If your friends, parents, or teachers can't be happy with your best, don't let them get you down. Tell them you're making your best effort, and if they can't be ok with that, then you know where the problem lies. As long as your above board on this, you are the winner. *hugs* I know it's a pain, though. Sometimes, things just never seem...right. So rant away! I'll root for you! Aww, thanks Jiggy. ^.^ *hugs* There's some problems with telling my teachers that I'm doing my best. #1: My first teacher is both me and my computer. #2: So is my mother. Yeah but your Mom also needs to know when to let you just let you have a few foibles, and a little lag time on occasion, even if she is your teacher. And if you're being that hard on yourself, you need to step back and breathe and come back to it later. It'll help. As for your compy, well...since it's made by humans, it is, therefore, a fallible teacher, too. Plus if it gets outta line, you can just unplug it, or drop it out a 5 story window, no? Might be an expensive therapy, but it works. Nothing like a satisfying crunch to make you feel all better! True. Wish I had something glass to break...
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Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2006 10:22 am
*hands you a coke bottle, and runs away*
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Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2006 10:32 am
I've always found that taking a few whacks at a solid object (i.e. a wall, street lamp, door, etc.) usually helps rid frustration. I've also learned not to stress over things I can't control, if I've done all that I could and it still doesn't turn out right then I know it wasn't my fault and move on.
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Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2006 1:25 pm
Jiggalicious *hands you a coke bottle, and runs away* *Gives the bottle a solid WHACK against the wall and giggles when it shatters* Yay...
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 12:28 pm
Feel better now?
Being a little less hard on yourself? *pokes*
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 1:29 pm
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 1:51 pm
Whoot! Go girl!
Is it nap time now?
*curls up in a ball near Ashahis's feet, and takes a nap*
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 1:56 pm
Jiggalicious Whoot! Go ! Is it nap time now? *curls up in a ball near Ashahis's feet, and takes a nap* hehehe. *pets Jiggy*
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 2:05 pm
*purrs and rolls over, then snores*
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 2:07 pm
Jiggalicious *purrs and rolls over, then snores* My kitty irls snores..
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 3:54 pm
My doggie does that, too. She cracks me up...when she doesn't wake me up.
mrgreen
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