Reported Post by olweasel

olweasel · Jun 25, 2010

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Post: Sick and tired of life.
Forum: Personal Support & Assistance
Assigned Moderators: Louis, Sindrefyrn

Posted by: DeepSnow
Original Content:

Kleenex said: ↑

Why don't you shut up before you decide to spam, this is a real problem. Stay away. He wouldn't be posting if this was nothing.
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So your rational is that we cater to this guy, don't cross any lines, keep him believing that everything that is happening to him is okay and will pass with age, that his current mood is acceptable? God forbid we hurt his feelings.

So in essence sure, try a do a little bit to improve your situation, but otherwise, just sit there like a bitch? Strong support.

The only positive about being in India (not much we can do for you there) is that I'm sure you have plenty of curry. The consumption of which aids in the release of endorphins in your body creating a natural high. Leads me to point number two.

When not reciting the holy Vedas, it is very unlikely that you are forced by your parents to remain stationary. Therefore, and though it has been mentioned before, when not tending to your cows you should probably slip on your sandals, fill your goatskin flask with milk (as it is likely very hot with the towel on your head) and go for a jog or a run. I can't begin to describe the benefits of exercise, endorphins again, but also a sense of accomplishment as you improve your lap time around the market.

Here in America I start everyday with a cold shower, not sure how bathing is done in Pakistan, but that gets me energized and ready for a day of being a citizen of the worlds greatest country. When it comes time for the weekly bathing, I suggest you try the stream instead of the old fashioned towel + bowl of water technique. It will wipe the smell of curry right off you.

Or, you can sit here, making more threads like these, accepting your problem as irreversible and living in the shadow of your brother for the rest of your life. Maybe it's a cultural thing, but here in my country competitiveness is a good thing, and despite the possible odds, I strive to push myself in school and athletics no matter what while balancing social interaction to keep myself sane.
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Spyike · Jun 25, 2010

Sorry, I think he has a point. Thanks though

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