MrFriendy, I've got to be honest: you seem like my exact-other-side-of-the-world-counter-part-ed-soul... (save for the small differences in that I don't think I like to ramble-run-on-sentence as much, I don't seek to utilize metaphors all that often, and I really don't like to start new threads about my feelings on life, as much as I might like to) I mean, you are the realist, depressed-as-all-get-out guy, yet still you want to impart some brand of optimism upon others because, I don't know, maybe you think others problems' are not as big as they may think, or as big as yours, or mine?
-- (to note: today was pretty awful up until I stepped into the convenience store after work for 12 straight-hours, and bought meself some candy, a few tooth-cleaning implements, & topped it off with some static, scantily-clad ladies of SI, all with the sassistance of the homely clerk eafer to lend a hand.)
Kudos to you, MrFriendly, in being what I cannot: you are a proactive people-pleaser, as well as someone one isn't constantly bombarded by life's travails enough to not think that you are alone in your misery, or downtrodden enough to stop commiserating about it in a new thread. When I'm down (real down), I shut it down, in a way.
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As human beings, our greatness lies not so much in being able to remake the world (that is the myth of the Atomic Age) as in being able to remake ourselves. —Mohandas K. Gandhi
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