@shellshocker
16 Years1,000+ Posts
Oh. Damn.
Idk if I should laugh or what. o.O
I think we all know someone who has this going on-- I do.
Not all 14, but maybe ten? bleh
Thanks for posting, shellshocker (however unfortunate it may be!).
Posted by Montgomery
Oh. Damn.Idk if I should laugh or what. o.O
I think we all know someone who has this going on-- I do.*
Not all 14, but maybe ten? bleh
Thanks for posting, shellshocker (however unfortunate it may be!).
* know someone, that is.
😄
I've and would like to share something if I may that I am all going to miss you nutcases alot.
And that my dear is the Art of Misery
This was GREAT. I do all of these things, yet I consider myself to be a cynical optimist...
How does that work?! Lol!
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I thought this article was very funny way to approach this topic. There is a difference between depression and self made negativity. I find that people who are truely miserable/depressed usually suffer at the hands of make-up-misery artists.
I just finished a project with youths who suffer from BPD and Bipolar. A common theme for them was they lived in environments where family members were narcissistic, hypercondriacs or generally grumpy, shit disturbers. Another theme was living in a highly disfunctional setting, yet all adults pretending that the environment was perfectly normal.
These kids don't have the tools to deal with these behaviors in the adults that are meant to guide them... and psychologically find ways to cope.
14 Habits of Highly Miserable People
"Everybody has the answers... yet the question still remains. Do you see the difference? Or is the problem still the same?"