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Post by Ganbare! on Jul 8, 2009 5:55:28 GMT -5
Don't you sometimes feel that your life was meant to be something but turned out to be something else whether it is by your own choices or simply by the course of events.
Are you disillusioned by it or on the contrary satisfied with both your new actual life and outlook on it ?
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Post by palaver on Jul 8, 2009 6:16:55 GMT -5
^ If you are having any regrets, find them on facebook.  |
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Post by moralhazard on Jul 10, 2009 6:43:03 GMT -5
So, I'm guessing that something happened to your life Tetra?
As for living, I have two mottos - "To aspire to be more, not have more" and "No expectations, no dissapointments".
Perhaps the latter suits this thread.
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Post by Ganbare! on Jul 10, 2009 6:54:56 GMT -5
@ Palaver: lmao, so true, you can find pretty much anything that's intimate on FB.
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Post by milkman's baby on Jul 10, 2009 15:07:42 GMT -5
You ask the weirdest questions, tetra.
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Post by jaz on Jul 10, 2009 22:48:37 GMT -5
Don't you sometimes feel that your life was meant to be something but turned out to be something else whether it is by your own choices or simply by the course of events. Are you disillusioned by it or on the contrary satisfied with both your new actual life and outlook on it ? Like when I was young everything was new and exciting and whole of life was ahead. I was going be someone who made a difference, like a famous scientist for example. Then time marches on, various disappointments occur, and I am just another old fart with a mortgage. Still, it's not that bad, I'm fairly happy with my life and my job. What about you tetra? |
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Post by Paddy on Jul 11, 2009 17:57:42 GMT -5
Don't you sometimes feel that your life was meant to be something but turned out to be something else whether it is by your own choices or simply by the course of events. Are you disillusioned by it or on the contrary satisfied with both your new actual life and outlook on it ? My 20s was so exciting. I had so much going on. But now in my 30s, my life has slowed. I'm now jobless with no momentum. It wouldn't be hard to find a job, but what I want to to find my calling. But where is that to be found. I feel that I still have it all ahead of me, but I am afraid to make mistake and take the wrong path. In my 20s I didn't have this fear. |
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Post by Ganbare! on Jul 12, 2009 21:39:38 GMT -5
Maybe I fear aging, like jaz put it so nicely I DON'T want be just another old fart with a mortgage, I feel like my life should be meaningful to me but also to others. Having a job that is enjoyable itself but also relieves people pain. Maybe I'm having a sort of vocational crisis...
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Post by jaz on Jul 18, 2009 17:54:59 GMT -5
I was a bit depressed the other day, it's not really so bad being an old fart with a mortgage. I have to live somewhere - if I didn't have a mortgage I'd be renting and then complaining about dopey landlords and real estate agents.
I kind of happy with my job - I get to help a lot of students, and there are also opportunites to learn new things, do postgraduate study etc. while getting paid. Mostly my job is enjoyable but there is a lot of stress at times.
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Post by Groink on Jul 18, 2009 22:26:25 GMT -5
I was a bit depressed the other day, it's not really so bad being an old fart with a mortgage. I have to live somewhere - if I didn't have a mortgage I'd be renting and then complaining about dopey landlords and real estate agents. I mull over this a bit sometimes. The "pride of ownership" is a bit overrated, but I do like being able to do almost whatever the hell I want to my place. Sucks being upside down on my mortgage, though. But like you said, I'd otherwise be renting -- and a place like mine would rent for a bit more than what I'm paying for in mortgage anyway... I don't mind my job so much. Just wish I had more hours in the day to pursue outside activities. |
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Post by jaz on Jul 24, 2009 18:49:47 GMT -5
I don't mind my job so much. Just wish I had more hours in the day to pursue outside activities. Definitely agree here. |
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Post by attilathehun513 on Jul 28, 2009 20:08:22 GMT -5
I saw a 7 foot something guy on the street yesterday. He was tall enough to get my attention from just his prescence. Damn he was tall, but he probably wasn't as tall as the guy in my avatar.
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