the depressing thread...

**pevergreen** · 02-12-2009, 07:27

From the last time you had some alcohol, you should be thankful. You confessed all your secrets to me and then vomited everywhere. My sink still hasnt recovered. Now what did you learn?

**Fragony** · 02-12-2009, 10:01

I don't even have bad moods, live with a smile and life smiles back

**Hooahguy** · 02-12-2009, 13:23

Originally Posted by Fragony

I don't even have bad moods, live with a smile and life smiles back

before hitting you across the face with a wooden plank, right?
jk.

one who can be happy all the time is truly a happy person.

**Fragony** · 02-12-2009, 14:11

I got all the happiness, my brother suffers from post-natal depression. Life is great, enjoy it.

**Ramses II CP** · 02-12-2009, 14:42

In my own life things are good, but I have this friend. She finally divorced her addict husband this past year, kicked him out and took control of her life and the lives of her daughters. Put her life in order, you know?

Did I mention that her kids and my daughter are like sisters? And that she's drop dead gorgeous?

Only now the pattern of her life is asserting itself again. She's seeing a guy. Not dating him, because he's still married and has a son, just 'seeing' him. He's also her boss at the bar where she works nights as a bartender. And she's falling in love with him, so she forgives and forgives and forgives every time he has an excuse to drag out his marriage, to go back to his wife. I mean, the guy didn't even get her Valentine's Day off?

This guy does not have his life in order and I can't help thinking that no matter how good a person he is, no matter how she feels about him, he is going to make a tough situation worse, for her and her kids.

The part that gets me is I'm not entirely sure there's anything I can do about it. We're all (Him and his son, her and her twins, me and my daughter) going to do something fun together with the kids on President's Day and there are some things I have to say to this woman that are definitely going to **** her off, and might even end our friendship, which would just be awful for my daughter. She's helped me work through some stuff recently with complete honesty, and I have a duty to return the favor but I can't figure out how to do it the right way.

vent over

**Ibrahim** · 02-12-2009, 19:34

well, I just found a man whose first and only contact with reality was fatal:

He was killed on 19 July 1873, by the shock of a fall from his horse near Dorking, Surrey. Huxley reportedly commented that Wilberforce's brains had at last come into contact with reality, and the result had been fatal.

**Beefy187** · 02-12-2009, 10:22

Originally Posted by pevergreen

From the last time you had some alcohol, you should be thankful. You confessed all your secrets to me and then vomited everywhere. My sink still hasnt recovered. Now what did you learn?

I swore to my self that, that night will be the experiment to know my limit. And now that i know my limit, I wont drink that much ever.. Sorry about your sink though.. That was a collateral damage

Still.. I sometimes feel like a cup of wine but it has to wait for another 3 years

I got a new one.. I have to write a practice essay on the theme

"What they wear tells us what kind of people they are.." Explain this statement using the example of school uniform. and the only stuff I could think about is the length of Japanese female students skirts and how their short length is unhealthy