What&#x27;s been bugging you? Answered

9 years ago

PEOPLE that attempt to invalidate EVERYTHING I have experienced, and suffered over the years.

Reply 9 years ago

Forget about them and live life by your own standards.

L

_{(sort it out man)}

Reply 9 years ago

I can't be totally alone though Lemonie, and me being me can isolate me from most people. So I can't forget all of them, especially those I "thought" I was getting close to as friends.

Criticism I can take, but denial of my past and present is just way too much for me.

Reply 9 years ago

I'm burning my past; it's going on the fire*. That's because life is about today, and friends are really no more than people that you trust.

L

*collections of various bits of paper and card.

Reply 9 years ago

And when that trust is broken.....and what is is shaken up and shaken down, when you wonder if anyone will ever understand.....I turn to those who live what I do, feel what I do, have been through what I have been through. Those that deny me a opportunity to be me by trying to make me something else can take a flying leap.....but I suppose that is what you mean :-) It just isn't fun to have those you trused turn on you and tell you you are not yourself. It feels like betrayal.

Reply 9 years ago

Your trust was misplaced then.
No one can assert that another person is not themselves, but perhaps you tried (and failed) to be someone else?

L

Reply 9 years ago

I have finally found the Missing link, that ties together all the weirdness of my past, and present....all the social problems, all the things that make me who I am, as I have known myself for the past 50+ years......for another person to say that I am not any of that bothers me.....but it shouldn't reallly.
There are always going to be people that believe they see others more clearly then the other sees themselves. It is just disturbing to me because I have never MET this person before. Just some exchanges on line.

Still, I have to get back to remembering that I can't "bring the entire human race" up to speed (those that wish to still believe in flat earths and false moon landings, etc). In fact, I can not bring a single person into the light of enlightenment if they do not wish to understand.

Batting things around like this helps me clear my head - :-) TY

Kiteman

Reply 9 years ago

Oh, please, please tell me you were wearing a faded purple kaftan , sandals and a macramé belt when you typed that, possibly within sniffing distance of a couple of joss-sticks!

Reply 9 years ago

No, blue Atari T-shirt, jeans.
It's been good, I've got more space in my house and other personal benefits.

L

9 years ago

Twilight has ruined everything

Lady gaga has ruined everything

Justin Beiber has ruined everything

Men have no peace.

ElvenChild

Reply 9 years ago

Excuse me? As long As we have lord of the rings movies will survive. As long as we have Yui, Sawa and Yuko Ogura music will survive.

Reply 9 years ago

Absolutely, The Hobbit is coming out next year, which makes me happy. :)

9 years ago

A darn mosquito! >:-(

Reply 9 years ago

Smash it with your bare hand!

Reply 9 years ago

It's kind of a mute point after the thing has bitten you though.

Reply 9 years ago

Well, it may make you feel better if you smash it and blood splatters! Hee hee! Anyways, it's payback to the little booger!

ElvenChild

Reply 9 years ago

You know for someone with such a cheery profile picture you sure have an evil mind?

Reply 9 years ago

Yeah, she's already paid you for the bite (the poison injects makes it itch for so long afterwards)...

Reply 9 years ago

Yeah, itchiness! I haven't been bit by a mosquito in who know how long!

Reply 9 years ago

Sounds like you need to get out more :-)

Reply 9 years ago

Well, living in Alaska you really don't get bit by mosquitos in the winter! ;P

Reply 9 years ago

Oh ok, when you said "who knows how long" I thought you meant "years" :-) Yeah, we don't get them in the winter here either.

Reply 9 years ago

Ok! :D Most places don't! (Thankfully)

Reply 9 years ago

Thanks for the advice! :-D

Reply 9 years ago

:D

Reply 9 years ago

Now I'm annoyed by not being able to find the darken tool on Photoshop. >:-(

Reply 9 years ago

:( Good luck searching for it!

Reply 9 years ago

Thanks!

Reply 9 years ago

Is that a mosquito which prevents water from flowing freely?

Reply 9 years ago

what water?

Reply 9 years ago

Font change got me :-( It looked like you wrote "A dam mosquito," not "A darn mosquito".

caitlinsdad

Reply 9 years ago

Dam font stopped your joke.

Reply 9 years ago

Quite the reservoir of replies, you've got there!

NachoMahma

Reply 9 years ago

. Quite the font of wisdom, eh?

Reply 9 years ago

Putting up a good font are you?

caitlinsdad

Reply 9 years ago

Awww, cry me a river.

Reply 9 years ago

Stupid font... >:-(

Reply 9 years ago

:-D

Reply 9 years ago

Burn it with fire!!

Shadowman39

Reply 9 years ago

Gnats are worse. :-P

9 years ago

Also the number of K'nex groups there are. :P

Baronrc

9 years ago

It appears to be impossible to get the authorised service agent to repair a Yamaha RXV800 receiver/amplifier without having to involve the consumer protection office. INSERT EXPLETIVE HERE!!!

Iwantbigboom

9 years ago

dam miqutos make me made. hulk go to walmart to buy zappers.zap zap. dam i zapped my self!!

craftyv

9 years ago

A TV report (in Australia) about the decision by a large supermarket chain NOT to sell meat that was "with added hormones" was followed by a spokesperson saying "this decision could decimate the meat industry in Australia". This really bugged me because I for one am glad. Who wants added hormones in there meat? Not Me.

Reply 9 years ago

Yeah, really!

craftyv

9 years ago

Charity shops: Over the last few years there has been a major shift in the approach to charity by organisations such as Red Cross, St. Vincents etc. The goods on sale in their charity shops were donated items (free) and were sold at a cheap price to those who couldn't affort to buy in mainstream shops. Now they have a policy of selling to anyone at the highest price they can get, this money goes into the pool of financial resources and is distributed through their other (large) projects. If you are a person in need, but outside the "charity" system you have no access to "cheap" items and clothing. The other day I was in a charity shop when a distressed person came in. She said, she only had 50cents to buy a sweater, there reply to her was that the cheapest they had was $4 and sent her away. The items are donated (second hand) and she was willing to pay what she had. I am upset by this and can't understand people who work in a charity not having any true charity.

NachoMahma

Reply 9 years ago

. Find out when the next board meeting is and present your case. Don't expect a positive response (in my experience, these organizations aren't exactly open to outside suggestions), but it's about all you can do. When you do find a place that "acts right", support them with your time and money.