AmericanHistoryX
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Change is good.It's a tough one. You have so much history with some friends but people change.
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Change is good.It's a tough one. You have so much history with some friends but people change.
Some people evolve whilst others settle in to familiar, safe patterns. The ones that change move on.What does that tell you? Or - why is it like this?
That history doesn’t dissolve.It's a tough one. You have so much history with some friends but people change.
I have a brother about to turn 40 who still acts like he is 18.And the humans that don't change. There has to be no malice towards them. Its part of the journey. Its through that we learn the most. We should be grateful.
It's complicated mate. When I was dealing with the side effects of schizophrenia medication I wanted a way out. It was torture, you wouldn't wish these side effects on your worst enemy. Fortunately I am no longer on the medication that was causing severe restlessness.I don’t think i will ever quite understand how people can come to the conclusion that the best outcome for them is to end their own life. I’ve had brief moments where I have considered something like that, but any time it’s happened, I have snapped myself out of it pretty quickly. And it’s been a few years since I have felt that way. Things help when you no longer live or work in a toxic environment. It’s just crazy to think people are willing to erase their entire existence, permanently. I remember my dad telling me once that a lot of people who go through with it, if they had only hung in there for 12 months, in most cases things would have gotten better. I know that’s true in my case. There’s a great U2 song called Stuck in a Moment. Bono wrote it about Michael Hutchance. And I think that is the perfect way to sum up what it’s like when someone does go through with it.
Telling it like it is. Not like those rich assholes that always say money doesn't buy happiness.But id rather have money than not. Packer.
The more money you make the more responsibility/stress you have. I'd happily make less to live a more balanced/happier life doing stuff I enjoy not just being consumed by work.Money does buy happiness, it just can’t sustain it without other factors.