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Scalywag said:Tighter,
IMO when a close relationship ends (especially a long term one) people need to grieve for a while before moving on. Take the time you need and trust your instincts.
{{{{{Quoll}}}}}quoll said:[Rant]One lousy sentence...that's all it took to bring mr crashing down, shit I hate that, a whole bloody day down the fucking toilet. Why couldn't it have just piseed me off and then let me carry on? I actually had ideas, thoughts of what I wanted to do, instead I ended up with a day full of hate and anger, headaches and nausea. To everyone else I was just angry, rude and incommunicative, and yet I wonder what would have happened if I had not fought so hard to keep what was really going on in my head locked away.
At times I so want to blurt out all those thoughts, just to see what happens.
Probably nothing more than the usual fear and pity.[/Rant]
Scalywag said:Tighter,
You make many very good points. I have never been in a situation quite like yours, so I probably should not have offered my opinion so quickly. But I already did, so, if there was anything I said that offended you, please accept my sincere appology.
Tighter said:I don't know.. but I'll make you a deal - if either one of us finds out, let the other know?
Scalywag said:Mia,
Thanks for the support.
I've had a couple of ideas in the back of my mind that I'm waiting for the right time to ask my wife. One is to take message therapy classes at the local high school community extension program. The other is ballroom dancing classes. I can't say I'm into ballroom dancing, because I don't know how, but I can be kind of a klutz sometimes so I might step on her feet lol. Both offer a chance for some physical contact and might be fun. Just got to wait for the right time when things with the kids aren't to busy, and therefore no excuses not to go. my younger son just got his license to drive, so there is only 1 left we need to transport.
If anyone has any other ideas, please let me know.
quoll said:[Rant]One lousy sentence...that's all it took to bring mr crashing down, shit I hate that, a whole bloody day down the fucking toilet. Why couldn't it have just piseed me off and then let me carry on? I actually had ideas, thoughts of what I wanted to do, instead I ended up with a day full of hate and anger, headaches and nausea. To everyone else I was just angry, rude and incommunicative, and yet I wonder what would have happened if I had not fought so hard to keep what was really going on in my head locked away.
At times I so want to blurt out all those thoughts, just to see what happens.
Probably nothing more than the usual fear and pity.[/Rant]
Thank you so much Tighter. {{Tighter}} hugs for you, I hope you can reach a place where you can trust again.Tighter said:No, you didn't. I'm just very sad that every attempt I make at a relationship is one that's doomed to fail. I think it's easier to just find someone I like and sleep with them, no strings (or emotions) attatched.
Thank you for caring.
And Quoll.. *hugs lots*. You're not alone in how you feel.. it's good that you let it out in some form rather than keep it bottled up.
MercyMia said:Sometimes I wonder if we'd all be better off if we were deaf so we couldn't hear the hurtful things people say.
I hope you're okay now, quoll.
Tighter said:No, you didn't. I'm just very sad that every attempt I make at a relationship is one that's doomed to fail. I think it's easier to just find someone I like and sleep with them, no strings (or emotions) attatched......
yes said:Where does one draw the line between "being down in the dumps" due to different situations and being out and out depressed? I'm going thru alot at the moment due to circumstances beyond my control and find my self being totally down in the dumps almost all the time....so where do you draw the line?
Hi!MercyMia said:Hey Ibsen,
I've seen you post on this thread but haven't really said hi to you yet. But I've been reading your posts.
I had one side comment about what you just said...I hope you're okay. You seem to survive even though you often sound gloomy. Anyway, nowadays, when I feel crushed or like a big black cloud is making everything dark for me, I remind myself that feelings are temporary, and not always directly related to reality, that I will survive the darkness, and come out in the sunshine.
Well, as am one of the best in english in my class, so...Scalywag said:Ibsen,
sorry to hear you're feeling bad, and hope you're feeling better now. I wish there was something I could say that would bring a smile to your face.
I have to tell you though, your use of the word "friggin" in your last post brought a smile to mine. I never would have thought that 1/4 way around the world, in a country foreign to me, 6 time zones away (i'm in northeast usa) people would use the the same slang as me (i have several other variations too). Every time I come to this site, my eyes open a little wider.
Thanks for the smile.
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yes said:Where does one draw the line between "being down in the dumps" due to different situations and being out and out depressed? I'm going thru alot at the moment due to circumstances beyond my control and find my self being totally down in the dumps almost all the time....so where do you draw the line?
babydoll2u said:God, I SO know how you feel.... I just ended a relationship Saturday. I can feel the depression settling in. I'm more than ready for the no-strings-attached route.......