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I've made a shit ton of mistakes in my life and I could of made much better choices, but unlike the DUmmies I don't blame everyone else for my bad choices. Instead I do what I have to do to survive and am grateful for all that I do have. Then again I'm an adult.
There's a reason why patriotism is considered a conservative value. Watch a Tea Party rally and you'll see people proudly raising the American flag and showing pride in U.S. heroes such as Thomas Jefferson. Watch an OWS rally and you'll see people burning the American flag while showing pride in communist heroes such as Che Guevera. --Bob, from some news site
When we make a mistake, we learn from it and move on. It's called maturing. When they make a mistake, they bitch about it on DU to tens of enablers and blame some right-wing conspiracy to hold them down. It's called mental illness.
I can't believe these losers are in my generation.
Star Member IdaBriggs (7,237 posts) 15. You can't be proud of your accomplishments if you don't have any. Last edited Sun Nov 17, 2013, 08:32 AM - Edit history (1)Harsh Truth: SUCK IT UP. I was a young high school graduate (age 17) and ended up supporting myself while working for less than minimum wage at a local fast food restaurant during my self funded first year of college. I ended up getting better mediocre jobs because I learned that the electric company shuts off your electricity if you don't pay them, and gas money is a necessity if you want your car to move. That was thirty years ago, but fortunately I was raised with a work ethic, so I was able to make it, and things have been generally good in my life. Personally, I think your social anxiety is a learned behavior at this point, which means you need to UNLEARN it. A terrible job is a great motivation to get a better one - GO GET A JOB. Then get all crazy, Do The Job Well. Are people mean to you? Who cares? You can whine about it here, but you STILL DO THE JOB. Want to quit? Find a better job first. Personally, if I were your parents, (and you can share this with them) your room would be empty of every comfort including your bed and the weed stash that helps you "relax" so you don't feel the shame and stress of being a completely useless parasite instead of a hard working contributor to society until you started earning the privilege of having those things back via demonstrating your commitment to getting off your butt and WORKING. I've seen your posts before - you could have been doing volunteer work for free at the local shelters (human or animal), or become a Red Cross disaster relief aid worker in a few easy classes, or been helping out elderly neighbors with yard maintenance, or learned how to do website development if you don't like being around people/want to be an online only worker. Seriously, just DO IT. I have, you can, and after eighteen, your problems belong to you, not your parents, so GET MOVING ALREADY. If you want to sit around doing nothing, bored out of your mind, go commit a low level crime and go to prison so the taxpayer can foot the bill and you can quit eating into your poor parents retirement money. (Frankly, they need to boot you out.) ON EDIT: You and I have also talked about the importance of getting your depression treated, and I still stand by this post. You *need* to get our of the basement! Brought to you by the Tough Love Committee.
Am I reading this right? I be damned this is coming from DU.
The Locust's quality has been declining for a while. I thought there was a chance that we'd get some splendid exploits during his time in a dorm...but he went crawling home after five minutes without mummy being their to pat him on the head nurse him to sleep.
This thread finally got me to go over and peruse the mental health forum. What a bunch mewling, puking, helpless subhumans.
Locut0s (4,267 posts) Alcohol is becoming a problem for me... On top of everything else
This is his new topic. I cannot imagine why his enabling parents are continuing to purchase/provide his various mind-altering substances, his food, and his shelter.
