I'm thousands of miles from home, in a country as huge as incredibly interesting as this and in a city where even though 51% are not native english speakers, damn it is hard not to feel lonely, which is the most obvious sign of this emptiness I am telling you about.
Loneliness as in, not wanting to be alone.
If it wasn't because I have to spend most of the time chasing school paper deadlines, getting ocassional jobs and, sigh, missing my folks in Cuba, man would I have gone crazy by now.
The bad side to this is that depression sits behind emptiness. And God knows I don't want to get depressed.
So I toke.
Colo I am glad it all went "well". Or close
-- Edited by LAB_ at 17:29, 2006-10-11
Thanks. It is going better than expected. I am lucky that this guy seems to be really understanding. Someone else would have taken full advantage. I gotta look at it that way
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I'm sure you can somewhat understand LAB's situation, but to fully or eggsactly understand what he's going through, you must have gone through it before right? (fully alone in a country?)......because you have a family and family around you right now or even having siblings near you....etc......so the emptiness or loneliness cannot nearly be the same......For if it's the case of not having as much family around, or being strangers in a different country, we can all relate....pero estar completamente SOLO.....is the hardest thing and one of the worst feelings in the world.....
No, LadyBug. You don't know my story. When I say I know eggsactly what he means, I MEAN IT. I know eggsactly what he means. I'll tell you the story one day.
I'm sure you can somewhat understand LAB's situation, but to fully or eggsactly understand what he's going through, you must have gone through it before right? (fully alone in a country?)......because you have a family and family around you right now or even having siblings near you....etc......so the emptiness or loneliness cannot nearly be the same......For if it's the case of not having as much family around, or being strangers in a different country, we can all relate....pero estar completamente SOLO.....is the hardest thing and one of the worst feelings in the world.....
@ LAB ....toking up I guess is better than being borracho everyday or doing worse things....but still....everything in life is temporary....
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I'm thousands of miles from home, in a country as huge as incredibly interesting as this and in a city where even though 51% are not native english speakers, damn it is hard not to feel lonely, which is the most obvious sign of this emptiness I am telling you about.
Loneliness as in, not wanting to be alone.
If it wasn't because I have to spend most of the time chasing school paper deadlines, getting ocassional jobs and, sigh, missing my folks in Cuba, man would I have gone crazy by now.
The bad side to this is that depression sits behind emptiness. And God knows I don't want to get depressed.
So I toke.
Colo I am glad it all went "well". Or close
-- Edited by LAB_ at 17:29, 2006-10-11
I know the feeling. I know eggsactly what you mean.
Do you play an instrument? I had my guitar with me for those sad lonely depressing moments, and it kept me company and cheered me up when I needed it the most. My guitar and my books. Without them, I would've probably been "toking" just like you.
Hey Buffy,
Not having learned how to play an instrument ... one of my true frustrations. I wonder whether playing music -can you imagine... a bolero!- would make me feel any betta...
Toking is good, donīt get me wrong. It helps me stay focused on... not going nuts.
People. What we all need is people who are more willing to be so.
I'm thousands of miles from home, in a country as huge as incredibly interesting as this and in a city where even though 51% are not native english speakers, damn it is hard not to feel lonely, which is the most obvious sign of this emptiness I am telling you about.
Loneliness as in, not wanting to be alone.
If it wasn't because I have to spend most of the time chasing school paper deadlines, getting ocassional jobs and, sigh, missing my folks in Cuba, man would I have gone crazy by now.
The bad side to this is that depression sits behind emptiness. And God knows I don't want to get depressed.
So I toke.
Colo I am glad it all went "well". Or close
-- Edited by LAB_ at 17:29, 2006-10-11
I know the feeling. I know eggsactly what you mean.
Do you play an instrument? I had my guitar with me for those sad lonely depressing moments, and it kept me company and cheered me up when I needed it the most. My guitar and my books. Without them, I would've probably been "toking" just like you.
I'm thousands of miles from home, in a country as huge as incredibly interesting as this and in a city where even though 51% are not native english speakers, damn it is hard not to feel lonely, which is the most obvious sign of this emptiness I am telling you about.
Loneliness as in, not wanting to be alone.
If it wasn't because I have to spend most of the time chasing school paper deadlines, getting ocassional jobs and, sigh, missing my folks in Cuba, man would I have gone crazy by now.
The bad side to this is that depression sits behind emptiness. And God knows I don't want to get depressed.
Colombiana4Life wrote: Im fine girl, thanks for asking. Long story, I`ll explain when I see you. The guy is actually being really reasonable, trying not to go thru insurance so my premiums dont go up, etc. But still, its the last thing I need right now.
That's what happens when you thank Diosito for your car!!! Did you read my brakes failing bit?
I seriously think God has a good chunk of money invested in the TTC/Go Transit... I'm telling you, man!
Oh, and as for being betrayed being the worst feeling in the world, I'd say it's on my top 5. There are worse things (for me) than that, but it's pretty sh-itty nonetheless. Especially being betrayed by people that you've gone all out for and have done nothing but good things for.
Colombiana4Life wrote: Im fine girl, thanks for asking. Long story, I`ll explain when I see you. The guy is actually being really reasonable, trying not to go thru insurance so my premiums dont go up, etc. But still, its the last thing I need right now.
Well, i'm glad to hear that you are ok. And you are lucky that he won't be going through the insurance. Although it sucks, just thank god that you are ok.
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If love is the answer, could you rephrase the question?
Also, got into a fender bender today, so trying to figure out how much this is gonna cost me is not a nice feeling
OMG!! Girl, are you ok?? What happened?? Im fine girl, thanks for asking. Long story, I`ll explain when I see you. The guy is actually being really reasonable, trying not to go thru insurance so my premiums dont go up, etc. But still, its the last thing I need right now.
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The worst feeling in the world is when someone you love (Family or Friends) tells you they have cancer or an uncurable disease and then they tell you they only have 6 months or less to live.
This is the worst feeling becasue there is nothing anyone can do. What do you say to someone who is dying and who you love very much.
So far, emotionally, the loss of my dad. Nothing has ever compared to that.
In terms of physical, well as mentioned before, the stitches on the roof of my mouth say it all. When you fall onto a pencil and it pierces the roof of your mouth, I assure you..........IT SUCKS!!!!
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Knock people down at their own expense, they'll take it as a compliment!!!!
Only on foro can the worst feeling in the world vary from losing a son/daughter to wanting to take a dump. I think there's quite a difference in perspective with all of you people.
@ Princessa: I think there's a reason why I ain't having any daughters... My girls would've been raised just like mommy: absolute tomboys.
When I thought my daughter was lost. She got off at the wrong bus stop and asked a lady to borrow her cell phone. She called home and said she would wait by the 7/11... Hubby and I got to the 7/11 and she wasn't there. It was the most intense, scariest feeling in the world.
I was crazy overwhelmed of happiness when i got my bike, but then got in sh_t cus i couldn't ride it. Anyhow even when i did learned I was Never allowed out to the park to ride my bike, cus my mom would think it's dangerous & plus girl play at home & if I did go out to the park I had to be extreamly carefull that I didn't scratch my knees, cus it wasn't femenine to have scars in ur knees.
So having been raised like this I think I would be a bit more leniente towards my girls, but kinda agree that girl SHOULD NOT play rouge & DEFENITLY NOT in trees (those are boys games).
In your opinion what is it from what you have experienced? It could be physical like guys cracking their nuts on a bike poll, or emotional like telling someone you love them and having them look at you like Discuss
For me the worst feeling I have experienced would have to be physical. It was a bike combo. I did bang my jewels on a bike poll and then fell over and scraped a huge and long chunk of skin off my leg when I was 13.
lol
Roses are red violets are korny, when I think of you Ohh baby I get horny...
