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Imago

MID-LIFE CRISIS

Lawd, yall, this shit is going to read like one of Supa’s threads.

I've been offered a job. It's making about as much as I was making before, and with the same benefits. excited

It's with the same company that laid me off. confused The hilarity of the situation is that it's doing something I'm an expert in doing--application scripting and network systems management. lol
Anyways, to make a long story short, I turned it down this morning, despite not having worked in months. disbelief


You see, I think I'm going through a mid-life crisis. I was unhappy in my job and company prior to being laid off. And what's the point in going back to something you're not happy with? Although financially, it would be a blessing for me to just slip back into work in a company I’m familiar with, doing something I am very good at--spiritually, it would be going back to doing the same old same old, wouldn’t it?

I am not the same person I was last year. Indeed I am not even the same person I was a couple of months ago. Everything has changed. I am completely uninterested in this position. The house, the cars, the goddamned kayak---nothing. Just a bunch of shit I finance… and for what?

In the past few months, since last fall, so many doors have closed on me. So many roads dead ended. So many things I thought were potentially materializing ended up being illusory in nature. Week after week of letdowns, month after month of bad news, and half a year of soul destroying revelations can leave you quite jaded. I do not pretend to be Job tested by an angry and jealous God. Nor do I think I’m unusual or unique in my circumstances. Hell, I don’t even think they’re remarkable in the bigger scheme of things.
But I’m a sensitive person. A man-child. A boy going through the motions of being grown up. My professional life has always been a struggle. I have always had to work harder than the ‘other’ guy to get where I needed to go. I have never had anything just handed to me. So being laid off, despite having a perfect track record and nothing but praise from my colleagues and clients….well, that really hurt.

I slept less than a combined 12 hours the first week after the layoff. Then I ate myself into an unhealthy state. I punished myself for feeling punished lol.
I poured myself into a cup and let the devil sip it at his leisure. There is a loneliness in trying to fix a broken life that I can not even begin to describe. I’m a clumsy, jealous, foolish man, and can barely handle dealing with a bad week, let alone a collapse in my professional or personal life.

Prince [FAM alert] said when things were dark he withdrew into ‘self’. Well, I withdrew into self too. But Prince had a vision. He had drive. He worked his ass off to perfect his craft. Me? I just fell apart and let the pieces fall where they did. And I felt that I could share this with nobody.
The worst thing about hating your life but loving others is that you don’t want them to feel or bare any of your burden. It’s like tainting those around you. But there I was for the first time in years asking myself, “Dan, what is the point of all this? Why is every week the same as the one before it? And why are all my friends going through their business so happy and content to live their lives the way they are?”

I was not meant to live a mundane life. I was not meant to walk down local streets that I know like the back of my hand, reminiscing on past adventures I had in this or that local haunt. I was not meant to grow old before my eyes and watch my friends marry off and raise families while I sat idly by trying to sound interested about their newly enlightened lives. Too straight to be a ‘scene queen’ and sufficiently gay enough to never conform to a whole domesticated straight life, I simply wasn’t meant for anything prepackaged--no, my life is ala cart.
For a long time, I felt this nagging tug in my gut that the party would come to an end. But in reality the party was over years ago. When the guest have all turned to vapor and withdrawn into their own little smokey lives, will I be the only face left at the bar? That guy that everyone feels sorry for? The ‘local’ face drained of youth and beauty with no interesting story to tell except some lurid sexual conquests that ultimately left me feeling little more than used and disgusted with men and women?

My dear friend Karen told me recently something that hangs in my mind. She said, “Dan--do you understand your own worth? You’re universe is much larger than most can imagine it to be. And yet you box yourself in. You don’t love yourself for the wonderful person you are. sad”.

And I realize now that I lived the life that I’ve lived for years and years because it is true. I do NOT love myself they way I should. If I loved myself, I would not be stuck in a job I hated. If I loved myself, I would not have let my body go. If I loved myself, I would not feel the need to live my life as according to some mundane, socially acceptable script.

If I loved myself, I would not take the job. And I didn’t.
I don’t want to go back there. I don’t want to be that person again.
I don’t want to go back to relationships, professional or otherwise, that hurt me. That make me something I know I’m not supposed to be.

So, I turned it down. And I’m going far far away. lol
I think I’ll start that book I keep talking about during my travels…




ANYBODY GONE THROUGH MIDLIFE CRISIS OF YOUR OWN? I’D LOVE TO HEAR IT AND COMPARE NOTES. lol
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Reply #1 posted 05/01/09 6:38pm

Anxiety

i went through a midlife crisis just trying to get through that long ass post. dead
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Reply #2 posted 05/01/09 6:42pm

Imago

Anxiety said:

i went through a midlife crisis just trying to get through that long ass post. dead

You should partake of spooning my arse and slurping it's digestive soup for nutrition and concentration. ky
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Reply #3 posted 05/01/09 6:45pm

ocean

Anxiety said:

i went through a midlife crisis just trying to get through that long ass post. dead

falloff
Dan we all go through periods where we feel like this and question everything ...wonder if there is more...ur not alone kiss2
It's just a moment in time...it will change again .....try to enjoy the moment .....it will be gone before u know it.....
U are to wonderful to be unhappy for long ....I don't believe its in ur nature hug
oh and its sounds like u know u made the right decision about the job nod
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Reply #4 posted 05/01/09 6:46pm

SCNDLS

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Anxiety said:

i went through a midlife crisis just trying to get through that long ass post. dead

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Reply #5 posted 05/01/09 6:47pm

sinisterpentat
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Reply #6 posted 05/01/09 6:47pm

ocean

Not that I would know anything about MID LIFE ...seeing as Im so young and all mr.green
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Reply #7 posted 05/01/09 6:48pm

Fauxie

I hear ya. I'm going through something a bit like that at 27. lol

Smoking, drinking, not looking after myself, wondering when I became this person who doesn't eat well or treat their body well, who can't even think straight or begin to set his mind to doing something because he's pissed at not living right and being more focused. And not only that. What happened to spirituality? I've been telling myself I'm that disciplined person with certain personal values I hold dear, just experiencing a blip, but the truth is I'm not that person anymore and I need a reality check.

It's one thing for me to confess I'm not driven, not ambitious, to claim I'm selfless and care only about my family's happiness, having a roof over my head and food to eat and not wanting for anything else, but it's silly to think I'm this serene individual who's always happy and carefree and unfettered when I'm more like a plain old bum.

I can't do anything right now, not properly or well. I'm just coasting along, but not in an easy-going, content kind of way. I'm finding myself getting more anxious and I don't like it.

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Reply #8 posted 05/01/09 6:48pm

Imago

ocean said:

Anxiety said:

i went through a midlife crisis just trying to get through that long ass post. dead

falloff
Dan we all go through periods where we feel like this and question everything ...wonder if there is more...ur not alone kiss2
It's just a moment in time...it will change again .....try to enjoy the moment .....it will be gone before u know it.....
U are to wonderful to be unhappy for long ....I don't believe its in ur nature hug
oh and its sounds like u know u made the right decision about the job nod

Funny thing is I'm not really unhappy. I'm just ... regretful.

It feels like the entire fabric of my professional life (which is a BIG part of how I identified myself) was illusory in nature.

And now I have to just move on. Kill off that part of my life and venture forth.


I'm not going into details about where I will be going or headed, but I can say it is so radically different from anything I've experienced , and considering my military days, that says something. lol
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Reply #9 posted 05/01/09 6:48pm

Anxiety

Imago said:

Anxiety said:

i went through a midlife crisis just trying to get through that long ass post. dead

You should partake of spooning my arse and slurping it's digestive soup for nutrition and concentration. ky


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Reply #10 posted 05/01/09 6:49pm

Imago

Fauxie said:

I hear ya. I'm going through something a bit like that at 27. lol

Smoking, drinking, not looking after myself, wondering when I became this person who doesn't eat well or treat their body well, who can't even think straight or begin to set his mind to doing something because he's pissed at not living right and being more focused. And not only that. What happened to spirituality? I've been telling myself I'm that disciplined person with certain personal values I hold dear, just experiencing a blip, but the truth is I'm not that person anymore and I need a reality check.

It's one thing for me to confess I'm not driven, not ambitious, to claim I'm selfless and care only about my family's happiness, having a roof over my head and food to eat and not wanting for anything else, but it's silly to think I'm this serene individual who's always happy and carefree and unfettered when I'm more like a plain old bum.

I can't do anything right now, not properly or well. I'm just coasting along, but not in an easy-going, content kind of way. I'm finding myself getting more anxious and I don't like it.

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Damn this took guts.

You're pretty damned useless, but I have a tendency to inspire people.
You'll see. ky
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Reply #11 posted 05/01/09 6:50pm

Imago

Anxiety said:

Imago said:


You should partake of spooning my arse and slurping it's digestive soup for nutrition and concentration. ky



Oh

my

GAAAAAHHHHH falloff x 1 billion

I can't stop laughing at that falloff



Stop. jacking. my. thread.!!!!!

Aren't you like a mod or some shit? brick
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Reply #12 posted 05/01/09 6:51pm

sinisterpentat
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Reply #13 posted 05/01/09 6:52pm

Imago

ocean said:

Not that I would know anything about MID LIFE ...seeing as Im so young and all mr.green


In Sea Turtle years, sure.
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Reply #14 posted 05/01/09 6:55pm

ocean

Imago said:

ocean said:


falloff
Dan we all go through periods where we feel like this and question everything ...wonder if there is more...ur not alone kiss2
It's just a moment in time...it will change again .....try to enjoy the moment .....it will be gone before u know it.....
U are to wonderful to be unhappy for long ....I don't believe its in ur nature hug
oh and its sounds like u know u made the right decision about the job nod

Funny thing is I'm not really unhappy. I'm just ... regretful.

It feels like the entire fabric of my professional life (which is a BIG part of how I identified myself) was illusory in nature.

And now I have to just move on. Kill off that part of my life and venture forth.


I'm not going into details about where I will be going or headed, but I can say it is so radically different from anything I've experienced , and considering my military days, that says something. lol

Regret is focusing on the past .....stop that chair lol ...I have no pearls of wisdom so I'll just bash u across the head a few times instead mr.green
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Reply #15 posted 05/01/09 6:56pm

ocean

Imago said:

ocean said:

Not that I would know anything about MID LIFE ...seeing as Im so young and all mr.green


In Sea Turtle years, sure.

I hate you neutral









lol
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Reply #16 posted 05/01/09 6:57pm

Imago

ocean said:

Imago said:


Funny thing is I'm not really unhappy. I'm just ... regretful.

It feels like the entire fabric of my professional life (which is a BIG part of how I identified myself) was illusory in nature.

And now I have to just move on. Kill off that part of my life and venture forth.


I'm not going into details about where I will be going or headed, but I can say it is so radically different from anything I've experienced , and considering my military days, that says something. lol

Regret is focusing on the past .....stop that chair lol ...I have no pearls of wisdom so I'll just bash u across the head a few times instead mr.green


Not necessarily.

I regret what sinisterpentatonic may post next.
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Reply #17 posted 05/01/09 6:58pm

SCNDLS

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But on the real, I don't know anything about you or your situation other than what you've shared in this thread. And it seems to my untrained eye that you are definitely self-aware and analyzing yourself to see how you can live a truer life. You already know that to do that you must start by TRULY loving yourself, knowing your value, and not settling for mediocrity or the bullshit society tries to feed us. But more than knowing this you have to BELIEVE it unwaveringly and unapologetically to your core and stay true to that belief.

Turning down that job, for you, was a step in the right direction of your journey. Another approach, could've been to take the job and get what YOU want and need out of the opportunity. Doing it on YOUR terms. But if they had such a negative impact on you the first time around maybe it's for the best that you stay out of that environment. A bitch likes me woulda went back and let 'em have it to no end, but that's me. lol

On the other hand you could be hormonal or in need of some cock, but I don't know you well enough to know for sure. shrug
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Reply #18 posted 05/01/09 7:01pm

ocean

Imago said:

ocean said:


Regret is focusing on the past .....stop that chair lol ...I have no pearls of wisdom so I'll just bash u across the head a few times instead mr.green


Not necessarily.

I regret what sinisterpentatonic may post next.

spit
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Reply #19 posted 05/01/09 7:03pm

Imago

... double post
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Reply #20 posted 05/01/09 7:05pm

Imago

SCNDLS said:

But on the real, I don't know anything about you or your situation other than what you've shared in this thread. And it seems to my untrained eye that you are definitely self-aware and analyzing yourself to see how you can live a truer life. You already know that to do that you must start by TRULY loving yourself, knowing your value, and not settling for mediocrity or the bullshit society tries to feed us. But more than knowing this you have to BELIEVE it unwaveringly and unapologetically to your core and stay true to that belief.

Turning down that job, for you, was a step in the right direction of your journey. Another approach, could've been to take the job and get what YOU want and need out of the opportunity. Doing it on YOUR terms. But if they had such a negative impact on you the first time around maybe it's for the best that you stay out of that environment. A bitch likes me woulda went back and let 'em have it to no end, but that's me. lol

On the other hand you could be hormonal or in need of some cock, but I don't know you well enough to know for sure. shrug


lol


THis may come as a surprise to some, but I'm not a fan of cock. Especially big cock. The guys attached to them, sure. But I much prefer buttholes.

Then again, I much prefer vaginas. Vaginas are like the acrobatic atheletes of sexual organs you can drill. They outlast buttholes for ages.


But I digress.

I thought about going back to the job , in Delaware confused with a new, fresh, attitude, then I realized, that I have wanted a new direction for too long to be content with it. So the answer would have still be 'no' in my heart.
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Reply #21 posted 05/01/09 7:06pm

sinisterpentat
onic

Imago said:

ocean said:


Regret is focusing on the past .....stop that chair lol ...I have no pearls of wisdom so I'll just bash u across the head a few times instead mr.green


Not necessarily.

I regret what sinisterpentatonic may post next.


Some people have challenged the existence of midlife crises altogether. One study[10] found that 23% of participants had what they called a "mid-life crisis," but in digging deeper, only one-third of those -- 8% of the total -- said the crisis was associated with realizations about aging.

The balance (15% of those surveyed) had experienced major life experiences or transitions such as divorce or loss of a job in middle age and described them as "midlife crisis." While there is no doubt these events can be traumatic -- the associated grief reactions can be indistinguishable from depression[11] -- these upheavals aren't unique to middle age and aren't an age-related midlife crisis.

University of California - Davis researchers Carolyn Alwin and Michael Levenson presented the current view of midlife crisis in a 2001 article:
Costa and McCrae (1980) found little evidence for an increase in neuroticism in midlife ... While they did find that some people were likely to experience such crises, ... these individuals were likely to experience crises in their 20s and 30s, and these experiences were not unique to midlife.

...Robinson, Rosenberg, and Farrell (1999) reinterviewed (500) men. Looking back over their midlife period, it became evident that while not necessarily entailing crisis, it was a time for reevaluation."[12]

Wrapping up their review of men's midlife crisis, Alwin and Levenson wrote that "... Given the bulk of the data, it is likely that, for most men, midlife is a time of achievement and satisfaction. For a certain proportion of men, however, the passage is not at all smooth." They found a similar pattern when they reviewed research on what are commonly thought to be triggers for women's midlife crisis: menopause, children leaving home, the "sandwich" of caring for both parents and children. Most women navigated those periods without a traumatic psychological "crisis."

The enduring popularity of the midlife crisis concept may be explained by another finding by Robinson et al. As Alwin and Levenson summarize: "... younger men, now middle-aged Baby Boomers, used the term "midlife crisis" to describe nearly any setback, either in their career or family life."

Levinson's findings were research about the possible existence of a mid-life crisis and its implications. Whereas Levinson (1978) found that 80% of middle-aged participants had a crisis, and Ciernia (1985) reported that 70% of men in mid-life said they had a crisis (Shek, 1996) others could not replicate those findings including Shek (1996), Kruger (1994), and McCrae and Costa (1990). The debate of whether or not there is a mid-life crisis is being answered through recent research that attempts to balance such things as response bias and experimenter effects in order to establish internal validity.

The above mentioned research does not support Levinson's model of a single age in the middle years that is a designated time of transition and potential "crisis." For the most part, at all ages researchers in Positive Adult Development have found improvement or at worse stasis for most of the population.


WIKI! woot!
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Reply #22 posted 05/01/09 7:09pm

SCNDLS

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Imago said:

SCNDLS said:

But on the real, I don't know anything about you or your situation other than what you've shared in this thread. And it seems to my untrained eye that you are definitely self-aware and analyzing yourself to see how you can live a truer life. You already know that to do that you must start by TRULY loving yourself, knowing your value, and not settling for mediocrity or the bullshit society tries to feed us. But more than knowing this you have to BELIEVE it unwaveringly and unapologetically to your core and stay true to that belief.

Turning down that job, for you, was a step in the right direction of your journey. Another approach, could've been to take the job and get what YOU want and need out of the opportunity. Doing it on YOUR terms. But if they had such a negative impact on you the first time around maybe it's for the best that you stay out of that environment. A bitch likes me woulda went back and let 'em have it to no end, but that's me. lol

On the other hand you could be hormonal or in need of some cock, but I don't know you well enough to know for sure. shrug


lol


THis may come as a surprise to some, but I'm not a fan of cock. Especially big cock. The guys attached to them, sure. But I much prefer buttholes.

Then again, I much prefer vaginas. Vaginas are like the acrobatic atheletes of sexual organs you can drill. They outlast buttholes for ages.


But I digress.

I thought about going back to the job , in Delaware confused with a new, fresh, attitude, then I realized, that I have wanted a new direction for too long to be content with it. So the answer would have still be 'no' in my heart.

Okay so take two pussy and call me in the morning. geek
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Reply #23 posted 05/01/09 7:11pm

ocean

SCNDLS said:

Imago said:



lol


THis may come as a surprise to some, but I'm not a fan of cock. Especially big cock. The guys attached to them, sure. But I much prefer buttholes.

Then again, I much prefer vaginas. Vaginas are like the acrobatic atheletes of sexual organs you can drill. They outlast buttholes for ages.


But I digress.

I thought about going back to the job , in Delaware confused with a new, fresh, attitude, then I realized, that I have wanted a new direction for too long to be content with it. So the answer would have still be 'no' in my heart.

Okay so take two pussy and call me in the morning. geek
falloff ...I think I just choked spit
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Reply #24 posted 05/01/09 7:11pm

Fauxie

All last night I had the shits to the tune of 8 or 9 trips to the bathroom. My chest hurts too. I get aches from the top of my chest down to my stomach. I've also got a headache and I'm so tired I could cry. I'm reluctant to even have sex with my wife because my chest hurts so much I feel like I'm going to have a heart attack. Sometimes my heart rate just inexplicably speeds up when I'm not even doing any physical activity whatsoever. Four days ago I decided to stop drinking. Yesterday I quit smoking. I'm not going to do anything for the next week except drink tea, juice or water, eat fruit and simple 'clean' foods, curl up on my bed and try to get through each day. I'm so needy now, I'll have to have my wife there next to me, just watching TV and cuddling up together, to listen to me whinge and whine about how I feel until I feel better. When I'm ready I'll start working out again. I feel sick right now, through and through, and yet oddly I don't feel like I'm that far away from feeling awesome again. I know I've got it in me.
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Reply #25 posted 05/01/09 7:19pm

Imago

Fauxie said:

All last night I had the shits to the tune of 8 or 9 trips to the bathroom. My chest hurts too. I get aches from the top of my chest down to my stomach. I've also got a headache and I'm so tired I could cry. I'm reluctant to even have sex with my wife because my chest hurts so much I feel like I'm going to have a heart attack. Sometimes my heart rate just inexplicably speeds up when I'm not even doing any physical activity whatsoever. Four days ago I decided to stop drinking. Yesterday I quit smoking. I'm not going to do anything for the next week except drink tea, juice or water, eat fruit and simple 'clean' foods, curl up on my bed and try to get through each day. I'm so needy now, I'll have to have my wife there next to me, just watching TV and cuddling up together, to listen to me whinge and whine about how I feel until I feel better. When I'm ready I'll start working out again. I feel sick right now, through and through, and yet oddly I don't feel like I'm that far away from feeling awesome again. I know I've got it in me.

hug
I felt similar in early march, except when I had human contact it made me feel like throwing up. lol

that's just it isn't it? You KNOW you have it in you, but it's like you're waiting around to be pushed into a corner. Like you're waiting to be burnt to ashes before some phoenix in you soars out of them.

Well, bitch, you ain't Dumbledoor. Get crackin NOW! whip
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Reply #26 posted 05/01/09 7:19pm

Imago

Well, I don't mean NOW persay. Wait until the shits are over. shrug
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Reply #27 posted 05/01/09 7:19pm

ocean

Fauxie said:

All last night I had the shits to the tune of 8 or 9 trips to the bathroom. My chest hurts too. I get aches from the top of my chest down to my stomach. I've also got a headache and I'm so tired I could cry. I'm reluctant to even have sex with my wife because my chest hurts so much I feel like I'm going to have a heart attack. Sometimes my heart rate just inexplicably speeds up when I'm not even doing any physical activity whatsoever. Four days ago I decided to stop drinking. Yesterday I quit smoking. I'm not going to do anything for the next week except drink tea, juice or water, eat fruit and simple 'clean' foods, curl up on my bed and try to get through each day. I'm so needy now, I'll have to have my wife there next to me, just watching TV and cuddling up together, to listen to me whinge and whine about how I feel until I feel better. When I'm ready I'll start working out again. I feel sick right now, through and through, and yet oddly I don't feel like I'm that far away from feeling awesome again. I know I've got it in me.
hug ...men are such babies when their sick lol ..... hope u feel beet soon hun
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Reply #28 posted 05/01/09 7:25pm

Fauxie

Imago said:

Fauxie said:

All last night I had the shits to the tune of 8 or 9 trips to the bathroom. My chest hurts too. I get aches from the top of my chest down to my stomach. I've also got a headache and I'm so tired I could cry. I'm reluctant to even have sex with my wife because my chest hurts so much I feel like I'm going to have a heart attack. Sometimes my heart rate just inexplicably speeds up when I'm not even doing any physical activity whatsoever. Four days ago I decided to stop drinking. Yesterday I quit smoking. I'm not going to do anything for the next week except drink tea, juice or water, eat fruit and simple 'clean' foods, curl up on my bed and try to get through each day. I'm so needy now, I'll have to have my wife there next to me, just watching TV and cuddling up together, to listen to me whinge and whine about how I feel until I feel better. When I'm ready I'll start working out again. I feel sick right now, through and through, and yet oddly I don't feel like I'm that far away from feeling awesome again. I know I've got it in me.

hug
I felt similar in early march, except when I had human contact it made me feel like throwing up. lol

that's just it isn't it? You KNOW you have it in you, but it's like you're waiting around to be pushed into a corner. Like you're waiting to be burnt to ashes before you some phoenix in you soars out of them.

Well, butch, you ain't Dumbledoor. Get crackin NOW! whip


Exactly, as if being a bit off track and sorting yourself out isn't better. You've got to reach the lowest low first. lol It's stupid. Why not now? Why not yesterday?? At some point there's a sick gratification in wallowing though. Thankfully that doesn't last.
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Reply #29 posted 05/01/09 7:27pm

Imago

Fauxie said:

Imago said:


hug
I felt similar in early march, except when I had human contact it made me feel like throwing up. lol

that's just it isn't it? You KNOW you have it in you, but it's like you're waiting around to be pushed into a corner. Like you're waiting to be burnt to ashes before you some phoenix in you soars out of them.

Well, butch, you ain't Dumbledoor. Get crackin NOW! whip


Exactly, as if being a bit off track and sorting yourself out isn't better. You've got to reach the lowest low first. lol It's stupid. Why not now? Why not yesterday?? At some point there's a sick gratification in wallowing though. Thankfully that doesn't last.

Wanna help me cowrite some books?



I could use a good editor too. shrug
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