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Reply #60 posted 10/30/07 1:36pm

KatSkrizzle

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It may not be satisfaction, perhaps it's the need of a challenge. You may be growing into something that needs to be taken to the next level.

Sometimes when folks aren't challenged, they misconstrue it as unhappiness or dissatisfaction.
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Reply #61 posted 10/30/07 1:39pm

KatSkrizzle

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Mach said:

My life is a HUGE mix of messed up vibes and blessings ... I feel overwhelmed then overcome with graditude

My life is great - do I deserve it
I do all I can each day - I should do far more
I am an excellent Mom - whay is it so hard to mother my mother
I love everyone - I dislike many
Life is so sacred - GET the Fuck over it people

I'm very satisfied - MORE NOW DAMN IT

eek


boxed




Yeah - i'm good

nod


Many people feel they don't deserve. It's what keeps people from getting the MOST out of a situation. When people get that money they rush to get rid of it, blowing it and being broke again. Lot's of quick wealth people squander their fortunes because of this. But...you deserve it. We all deserve wealth, love, happiness, etc. The human condition sometimes makes us feel guilty about good stuff.
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Reply #62 posted 10/30/07 1:44pm

billyjackbitch

KatSkrizzle said:

Mach said:

My life is a HUGE mix of messed up vibes and blessings ... I feel overwhelmed then overcome with graditude

My life is great - do I deserve it
I do all I can each day - I should do far more
I am an excellent Mom - whay is it so hard to mother my mother
I love everyone - I dislike many
Life is so sacred - GET the Fuck over it people

I'm very satisfied - MORE NOW DAMN IT

eek


boxed




Yeah - i'm good

nod


Many people feel they don't deserve. It's what keeps people from getting the MOST out of a situation. When people get that money they rush to get rid of it, blowing it and being broke again. Lot's of quick wealth people squander their fortunes because of this. But...you deserve it. We all deserve wealth, love, happiness, etc. The human condition sometimes makes us feel guilty about good stuff.


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Reply #63 posted 10/30/07 1:52pm

LadyLuvSexxy

eek strugglin'.

Having said that, not so pleased. I've taken lots of turns in the road of life that have lead to accidents or pretty much nowhere. It's not all bad, though. I have a boyfriend who loves me, a dad willing to break of a little change while I'm in college, and a roof over my head. I'm just stressed out over folks' expectations of me, pleasing everybody, balancing pleasing myself, and getting out on my own for good. (which seems to be so hard. Hire me, somebody!! o_o) But those are things that can be fixed with time and worked out with personal elbow grease. It just seems hard now because I'm a pup in the world.

Am I the only 22 year old wishing to be older with a promising future? eek
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Reply #64 posted 10/30/07 2:17pm

NDRU

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INSATIABLE said:

Seriously though (and it appears to have been said on here at least once), when I'm unsatisfied at any point, it's because I'm not giving enough. Things ALWAYS balance out in my heart that way. If it sounds too simple to be true, give it a whirl.


no you're not the only one.

I definitely don't blame anyone for my dissatisfaction. Nobody owes me anything. And nobody's holding me back, preventing me from finding satisfation.
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Reply #65 posted 10/30/07 2:17pm

NDRU

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KatSkrizzle said:

It may not be satisfaction, perhaps it's the need of a challenge. You may be growing into something that needs to be taken to the next level.

Sometimes when folks aren't challenged, they misconstrue it as unhappiness or dissatisfaction.


that's definitely part of it.
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Reply #66 posted 10/30/07 3:09pm

Illustrator

I'm here, posting on the org.
'Nuff said.
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Reply #67 posted 10/30/07 4:12pm

NDRU

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Illustrator said:

I'm here, posting on the org.
'Nuff said.


good point, I'm asking people who have posted here somewhere on the order of 20,000 times!
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Reply #68 posted 10/30/07 4:13pm

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Can you make a satisfaction scale? And is "satisfied" really the goal? "Satisfactory" on a job review or report card really isn't good enough, is it? I'd rather be excellent or outstanding or, you know, unbelieveably happy.

But content! I can live with contentment. And for now, yes, I am content. I am content in my job, I am content in my living situation, I am content with my friends, I am content with my immediate future. I'd like to find a romantic relationship, but I'm content without one too. I know I can do and have more, but I'm happy with the way things are, too. I've done the best with what I've had to work with. I am content.
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Reply #69 posted 10/30/07 4:38pm

ZombieKitten

NDRU said:

Serious said:

I know that I should be grateful for the life I am living, but I am not happy at all at the moment sigh. So I can relate, bestest friend hug.


That's one of the hardest feelings to deal with. When you should be happy but you're not.


what you mean by satisfaction is probably what I call overall contentment. I get enormous satisfaction from my work, but it is generally shortlived (you're only as good as your last job) so my goal, or perhaps I shouldn't be making the expectation of myself? or putting the pressure on myself to attain it? I would never pursue "happiness" which is also by my definition fleeting, and joy is a gift that comes sometimes - and you bank those for later use.
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Reply #70 posted 10/30/07 5:01pm

NDRU

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CarrieMpls said:

Can you make a satisfaction scale? And is "satisfied" really the goal? "Satisfactory" on a job review or report card really isn't good enough, is it? I'd rather be excellent or outstanding or, you know, unbelieveably happy.

But content! I can live with contentment. And for now, yes, I am content. I am content in my job, I am content in my living situation, I am content with my friends, I am content with my immediate future. I'd like to find a romantic relationship, but I'm content without one too. I know I can do and have more, but I'm happy with the way things are, too. I've done the best with what I've had to work with. I am content.


Well, yes "satisfactory" is like getting a D, but it's not quite the same in life. I'd say satisfied & content are comparable.

My contentment slowly transformed into discontent without my noticing--since no situation changed I thought I was still content.
[Edited 10/30/07 17:01pm]
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Reply #71 posted 10/30/07 5:02pm

NDRU

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ZombieKitten said:

NDRU said:



That's one of the hardest feelings to deal with. When you should be happy but you're not.


what you mean by satisfaction is probably what I call overall contentment. I get enormous satisfaction from my work, but it is generally shortlived (you're only as good as your last job) so my goal, or perhaps I shouldn't be making the expectation of myself? or putting the pressure on myself to attain it? I would never pursue "happiness" which is also by my definition fleeting, and joy is a gift that comes sometimes - and you bank those for later use.


I certainly don't expect joy to be lasting. I agree it comes at rare moments and you can't plan it.

But I'm tired of complaining about stuff and am ready to change them instead.
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Reply #72 posted 10/30/07 5:06pm

ZombieKitten

NDRU said:

ZombieKitten said:



what you mean by satisfaction is probably what I call overall contentment. I get enormous satisfaction from my work, but it is generally shortlived (you're only as good as your last job) so my goal, or perhaps I shouldn't be making the expectation of myself? or putting the pressure on myself to attain it? I would never pursue "happiness" which is also by my definition fleeting, and joy is a gift that comes sometimes - and you bank those for later use.


I certainly don't expect joy to be lasting. I agree it comes at rare moments and you can't plan it.

But I'm tired of complaining about stuff and am ready to change them instead.


woohoo! excited I smell a turning point in the air!
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Reply #73 posted 10/30/07 6:16pm

statuesqque

NDRU said:

statuesqque said:

neutral the easy answer is no and in order for me to change things to where I could be, I'd have to cut ties with just about everyone I know.
[Edited 10/30/07 11:36am]



sometimes people are waiting for someone else to initiate change in their own lives. Maybe you wouldn't have to cut all ties, but could bring some people with you into a new place.




maybe....I seriously doubt it but maybe
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Reply #74 posted 10/30/07 6:27pm

shellyevon

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Mach said:

My life is a HUGE mix of messed up vibes and blessings ... I feel overwhelmed then overcome with graditude

My life is great - do I deserve it
I do all I can each day - I should do far more
I am an excellent Mom - whay is it so hard to mother my mother
I love everyone - I dislike many
Life is so sacred - GET the Fuck over it people

I'm very satisfied - MORE NOW DAMN IT

eek




boxed


Yeah - i'm good

nod


That sounds so much like me biggrin
We have had a year of extreme extremes. Our successes have been beyond all hopes and our tragedies have been the extreme opposite
Most of it all out of our control
Now we're just waiting and praying for Igo's daughter Miah
She is everything
If she pulls through then it's worth everything else
[Edited 10/30/07 18:29pm]
"Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind"-Dr Seuss

Pain is something to carry, like a radio...You should stand up for your right to feel your pain- Jim Morrison
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Reply #75 posted 10/30/07 7:15pm

Ace

NDRU said:

So where are you at in your life?

Satisfied. Happy. Grateful.
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Reply #76 posted 10/30/07 7:30pm

Cinnie

CarrieMpls said:

Can you make a satisfaction scale? And is "satisfied" really the goal? "Satisfactory" on a job review or report card really isn't good enough, is it? I'd rather be excellent or outstanding or, you know, unbelieveably happy.

But content! I can live with contentment. And for now, yes, I am content. I am content in my job, I am content in my living situation, I am content with my friends, I am content with my immediate future. I'd like to find a romantic relationship, but I'm content without one too. I know I can do and have more, but I'm happy with the way things are, too. I've done the best with what I've had to work with. I am content.


This was deep!
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Reply #77 posted 10/30/07 8:38pm

Cinnie

Prince said:

Be glad that U are free
Free 2 change your mind
Free 2 go most anywhere, anytime

Be glad that U are free
There's many a man who's not
Be glad 4 what U had, baby, what U've got
Be glad 4 what U've got
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Reply #78 posted 10/30/07 10:08pm

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Not very, by my culture's standards. I'm fed and clothed. I'm reasonably healthy and physically safe.

I have a great family. I have a few friends who deserve my time.

I'm pursuing a goal that's meaningful to me.

I guess long-range stuff is looking fine.

That said, this moment in time is very nearly unbearable. My romantic relationship just fell off a cliff (again rolleyes, except the stake are higher now), I'm broke, I'm stuck, I'm really scared. . .and all of the stress is starting to affect my grades, which has the potential to derail that meaningful goal, as well as my health. . .I've been sick, and I'm not getting better. Gritting teeth, hanging in there. . .
oh noes, prince is gonna soo me!!1!
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Reply #79 posted 10/30/07 11:12pm

EverSoulicious

I am starting to figure a few things out. what's real, what's attainable and what's just going to happen.....I am satisfied nod
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Reply #80 posted 10/31/07 12:43am

shanti0608

HereToRockYourWorld said:

Not very, by my culture's standards. I'm fed and clothed. I'm reasonably healthy and physically safe.

I have a great family. I have a few friends who deserve my time.

I'm pursuing a goal that's meaningful to me.

I guess long-range stuff is looking fine.

That said, this moment in time is very nearly unbearable. My romantic relationship just fell off a cliff (again rolleyes, except the stake are higher now), I'm broke, I'm stuck, I'm really scared. . .and all of the stress is starting to affect my grades, which has the potential to derail that meaningful goal, as well as my health. . .I've been sick, and I'm not getting better. Gritting teeth, hanging in there. . .



comfort


hug
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Reply #81 posted 10/31/07 4:49am

onenitealone

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5 out of 10. neutral
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Reply #82 posted 10/31/07 6:51am

L4OATheOrigina
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not satisfied at all ...honesty becomes a paradox, but discovering who's really down 4 me is satisfying...simple things just don't get answered.
man, he has such an amazing body of music that it's sad to see him constrict it down to the basics. he's too talented for the lineup he's doing. estelle 81
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