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[_] Tell me your problems /f/. Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)01:22:19 No.

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>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)01:25:23 No.

  there are never enough cozy chill loops on /f/ at any given moment

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)01:37:03 No.

  >>3024483
  I was going to say the same thing.
  Also, falling more and more hopelessly depressed as every day ticks by.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)01:38:58 No.

  Extended isolation has begun to atrophy my ability to communicate.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)01:43:32 No.

  >>3024503
  That can be a tough slump to get out of. Not getting out of the house? Just alone? You could try
  making a habit of going out to public locations like a library. Sometimes just being around
  others helps.

  You ought to try chatting someone up. The easiest thing to do is talk to someone you're close to,
  it helps ease the initial discomfort of conversation. Friends or family.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)01:47:00 No.

  >>3024503
  how long have you been isolated?

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)01:48:10 No.

  >>3024514
  I appreciate the sentiment.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)01:48:33 No.

  >>3024500
  Breaking routine can be healthy for that kind of thing sometimes. You may just get in a bad
  mindset after a while and not see anything else happening for you. Try to commit to something
  new. If you feel down about your current situation, try to explore your options. Sometimes
  possibilities and opportunities can open up that way.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)01:50:36 No.

  >>3024523 I'm fairly young and have limited time and funds, which I'm trying to solve. But right
  now I'm just on /f/ and waiting for the hours to go by until I feel tired again. I don't really
  know. I'm just.. getting worse.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)01:58:51 No.

  >>3024524
  I know that feel bro.
  Escapism is a hard road to walk without really losing your way. The longer you walk it the harder
  it gets.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)01:59:24 No.

  >>3024524
  I can empathize with that. Try to keep your focus on sorting things out for yourself. Whiling
  away the hours feeling like that is pretty depressing, I know, but you can try to convince
  yourself things can be better for you. It's scary to think things will stay the way they are
  forever, but they usually won't. Sometimes the best thing to do is stay occupied working towards
  making things better. It's good to reflect once and a while, but don't get bogged down like that.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)02:04:19 No.

  >>3024535 >>3024536
  Thanks, guys. It's been a rough few weeks, and it's hard to keep myself up and going, but I
  really appreciate having a little reassurance. I'm going to work on some goals I've had set in
  mind for a long while now, and start working to be better. Sometimes it's just a lot of stuff
  building up, you know? But this helped. I'll try to get some rest soon, after I finish this one
  bit of writing. Thanks for cheering me up.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)02:06:42 No.

  >>3024538
  It makes me happy to know I brought you a bit of comfort, anon.
  Sleep tight.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)02:08:54 No.

  >>3024539
  Sweet dreams, anon.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)02:52:19 No.

  basically upstate NY right now because of that good old storm

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)06:06:36 No.

  >>3024503
  I feel you man, I get that too.

  It's like I usually enjoy myself when I go out with others but at the same time when I'm on my
  own I feel like it's the last thing I want to do. Every day you spend by yourself you feel worse
  and worse which can easily become a cycle which leads to depression.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)06:10:26 No.

  >>3024569
  For me the problem is regret.
  I feel like... I had a string of bad luck but maybe if I hadn't gone into isolation following
  those bad experiences I could have prevented further bad things from happening and I could have
  maybe salvaged certain opportunties that really mattered to me but now feel far more impossible
  then they felt even back then.
  I feel like all this time thats passed this wall of regret has been building and building.
  Its always present somewhere in my subconsious and when I start to consider ending the cycle it
  becomes much more clear in my mind.
  That sort of makes me wanna just turn away and look deeper into the abyss.
  I know I need to break the cycle soon.... I have already let it go on wayyyyyyyyyy longer then I
  know is acceptable but its not easy.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)06:19:44 No.

  >>3024481

  I have no job, I had to move back in with my parents, my birthday is next Monday and it's all but
  guaranteed I'll get no calls or anything except bill collectors and I want to kill myself.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)06:27:02 No.

  >>3024573
  Welp... that sucks.
  Happy Birthday though.
  On a bright note you're probably still pretty young which makes carving a new path for yourself
  easier then it otherwise would be.
  Though I can't say that for sure... just being hopeful for you.
  For me I wasted years of my life and some of my looks on things that didn't pan out... so I don't
  even have the gift of true youth to fall back on. Not that I am old or something but I am a teen
  anymore.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)06:34:24 No.

  >>3024575
  It does, but thanks. I'm turning 24 which I guess is relatively young. Part of my problem is that
  I live in a ghetto ass city where you tend to come of age pretty quick. I spent most of my teen
  years doing drugs and browsing /b/, and now that I'm clean, the people I want to be friends with
  are in the middle of their "smoke weed erry day" phases because they were brought up in an
  environment that paints all drug use in a bad light.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)06:43:51 No.

  Stay strong out there. The world can be a rough place, try to show yourselves some of the same
  compassion you might show to others, as you move forward. It's odd, and difficult, but possible
  to change from a position of self-compassion, rather than self-hate.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)06:46:18 No.

  >>3024481

  Problem? Oh...Where do I begin?
  Been for the past few months depressed. Lack of motivation, and it sucks when affecting work.

  Mother recently got cancer. Although she's used to hardship bodily due to past injuries and got
  cardiac problems at age around 40, she's more or less blooming optimism. It's not the bad sort,
  thankfully. However, telling it around to keep herself in high spirits.... It's sad. It's the big
  C-word of course.

  I dunno what to do the next year. Studying or work. Appliance dates are due fairly soon.
  Maybe I should get together and drop a few pounds while at it.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)07:08:07 No.

  I do nothing but study study study.

  I know that technology and the entertainment industry is only going to get more popular and
  cancerous.

  I figured the best way to beat the cancer is to become the cancer.
  Try to kill it from the inside out.
  Wish me luck.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)07:24:44 No.

  >>3024588
  >technology industry is cancerous
  how? is it because some inventions are totally unnecessary because they are made and sold
  exclusively in USA?

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)07:26:06 No.

  >>3024597
  Technology and the entertainment industry.
  That means technology that is used in the entertainment industry.
  Not technology in general.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)08:56:39 No.

  >>3024588
  I can relate. The one thing that kept me through a uni similar to yours was the fact that I was
  numb because my long crush died after I confessed my feelings and discovered she also loved me.
  It was on the first year of uni and I had nothing else to do in life but study. Just cancel any
  other thought and go full robot mode, if that helps. Studying sucks

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)09:04:40 No.

  >>3024619
  Yeah agreed.
  I don't even bother with friends anymore, especially the ones that think they know more than you
  do about the very thing you're studying.
  Then you look at them; they haven't done anything with their life and just sit around playing
  games and smoking weed.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)09:09:18 No.

  >>3024621
  artsy hipsters huh? Silly people. Bother with friends, they're valuable. But then again, I know
  nothing about your situation, but my guess is you will need some

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)09:26:59 No.

  >>3024623
  Nah they're just the type of people who seem to think they know about things such as how videos
  are encoded, how audio is edited, how video games are designed, the amount of work that's
  required in software engineering etc.
  I do have knowledge in regards to art to some degree but that is mandatory after all knowing your
  way around something like Photoshop.
  Friends in the industry itself won't be so hard I reckon, at least I'd actually be learning
  something from them.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)10:18:27 No.

  Failing studies.

  I honestly cba to learn and do anything because I never intended to learn this bs.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)10:21:10 No.

  >>3024573
  Happy birthday, Pisces anon. Mine's on the 6th, and in the same doldrums boat as you all. AND I
  gotta move AGAIN, every time is a scam or ripoff...
  Just don't feel like playing The Game anymore, and I waste too much time screwing around with /f/.
  I guess I keep doing it for when someone actually gets a chuckle from one of my abominations. Not
  finding a lot of joy otherwise.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)10:27:34 No.

  >>3024646
  School studies?
  I ended up just scraping through and putting almost no effort into anything.
  Spent most of the time actually learning something I wanted to learn.
  Then when I finally finished school, I took what knowledge I had learned on this thing I was more
  interested in and decided to work my way up - getting certified so I can gain work experience.
  Not seeing much of a point getting great scores at school only to spend years studying something
  you end up hating at uni all for a piece of paper and no real hands on experience in the field.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)10:43:15 No.

  I have extreme depression and anxiety. I have this because of the seizures I have. I only have
  them at night, so I usually wake up in the hospital. These are caused by brain damage, which was
  caused by a brain abscess, which was caused by a tooth infection. The medicine I am taking for
  the seizures gave me kidney stones and cause me to lose my short term memory. I am currently
  disabled because of this. If I didn't smoke weed everyday to help with the anxiety and depression
  I probably would have killed myself already.

>> [_] Anonymous 02/17/16(Wed)10:47:24 No.

  >>3024652
  I'm first year in Car Mechanic, though I really just want to go to IT (Hardware).