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stillwantmore
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I know this will fall on mostly deaf ears, but here goes anyway. There seems to be a plethora (sorry its my new favorite word for "vast number") of men these days mostly ages 18-40 with some serious "whoa is me" issues. I'm talking about grown men who are acting like total pussies. Men who act like they need someone else to think highly of them in order to feel good about themselves. Men who act like if they dont have a girlfriend, or friends that makes them less of a man somehow. You are your own person. You do not need the approval of others to make you a man. You dont need to have friends or be popular either. You also dont need a woman, cum recepticle, "bitch", piece o' ass, ho whatever youre comfortable with calling her. Your happiness starts with YOU. If youre not happy for whatever the reason with who you are as a person, how the hell do you expect to be able to make anyone else happy? You cant. That's the bottomline. Happiness will not rub off on you, you will not absorb it via osmosis from other people either. You might feel happy around others, but it's only temporary and soon fades when youre alone again. Youre not a unique individual who has suffered more than anyone else in life. So quit feeling that way. Most people go through similar things in life, and they deal with it.
So how do you become happier about who you are? That's up to you really. I'm no psychologist but there are some very good books out there written by people who had it a LOT harder than you ever thought of having it in life, and persevered anyway. Get your lonely depressed ass down to a bookstore. Look in the "Self Help" section. Anthony Robbins is a great place to start. Pick up anything by that guy. If youre one of these nut jobs that likes to crank up the Slipknot and beat his head against the wall, get rid of the Slipknot cd, and get some Hatebreed. Much better message coming from those guys.
Thats it. The point here is, you can be happy no matter what your circumstances are. That's totally up to you. Not other people.
So how do you become happier about who you are? That's up to you really. I'm no psychologist but there are some very good books out there written by people who had it a LOT harder than you ever thought of having it in life, and persevered anyway. Get your lonely depressed ass down to a bookstore. Look in the "Self Help" section. Anthony Robbins is a great place to start. Pick up anything by that guy. If youre one of these nut jobs that likes to crank up the Slipknot and beat his head against the wall, get rid of the Slipknot cd, and get some Hatebreed. Much better message coming from those guys.
Thats it. The point here is, you can be happy no matter what your circumstances are. That's totally up to you. Not other people.