for about 6 mths before present time. you can read why here:
http://journals.aol.com/rednekwomn69/Life'sPaths
2006-06-09 10:14:55
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answered by Tam 3
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Ok you were probably like10 years old, so you might not remember this movie......"St. Elmo's Fire." I remember seeing the movie and enjoying it, but not really getting what was the deeper message was........UNTIL I graduated college. Then....it all hit. It all made sense. You go from this person that is so totally involved in campus life. You not only pour yourself into your studies, but extracurriculars as well. Your sorority, student government, sports clubs, honor societies, committee after committee. There's not a night that you aren't buried in responsibility and yet you continue to volunteer to do, do, do!
And then graduation comes.........you leave school.......and you wake up one morning and you are simply........lost. since you were in pre-school you have gone to classes daily. And now.....here you are.......on your own and you have to survive it. You have to get off your tuckus and get a "real job." You can't party and play every night because you actually have to get up and work. People at work don't look at you like you are a success on campus; they see you as a "newbie" with zero experience. Your best friends have moved all over the country accepting jobs of their own. Your family has payed your way through college and now you have to pay your own way through life. I remember that time of lonliness. That time of self doubt. When you honestly had no faith that you would ever be able to do anything again or make any accomplishments. You go from success to nothingness in the handing of a diploma. Who knew?
It all seems so overwhelming that instead of picking yourself up and doing something, you withdraw and put it off just hoping some magical something will take over. It never does.
Well, without going into the gory details......I'm here years later with a wonderful job, fantastic kids and a very content life. You find ways to gain back control of your life. Even when it seems that you are all alone.........sometimes "magic" does happen. :)
2006-06-08 18:19:29
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answered by Marianne not Ginger™ 7
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It was the morning I backed my ex's car through the garage, with the door still down.
It was at that point that it finally hit me that things had to change. Even it it meant being alone, not knowing what was ahead for me.
Finding that I did have the courage and strength to move ahead with my life.
When my life goes totally out of control, that is when I find that I can take the best charge.
2006-06-08 23:02:47
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answered by Anonymous
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When I could not find my copy of the latest edition of TV Guide. My life was spiralling out of control and I had only a remote chance of keeping my sanity. All my thoughts were channeling toward the same dire conclusion. My warning antennae was on high alert, and my resolution was clear. Could I take it as well as dish it out? My muscles were as taut as steel cables, and I was programmed to respond. Actually, things started to fall apart after my sax change. I went from an alto to a tenor. I lost weight and became reed thin.
2006-06-08 19:32:31
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answered by Anonymous
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When I was in middle school, I did a lot of stuff that I truly regret doing. Thank God I got out just in time. I was skipping school, sneaking out, ran away from home, etc, etc. That was the worst, Middle school.
2006-06-08 13:06:24
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answered by Adri 4
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Not to go into ghastly details...but when I was 18 I almost died from an accident..after that..the s hit hit the fan while riding an emotional roller coaster.
What a ride.
2006-06-09 16:18:29
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answered by Einstein 7
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two years back almost three now....things just got so crazy....my x boyfriend came back who i was like madly in love with at the time and started dating in front of me...my friends just changed...umm life was just so tough at the time...and the guys who i was in relationships were just not the right ones and the right one was right in front me dating the wrong people too.... and thankfully i dont feel one tiny bit like anymoree i'm so in control now and love how things are now...its so good....:)
2006-06-08 14:41:00
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answered by Anonymous
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When I was dating my now husband. The best of times, the worst of times. He was married to someone else at the time and it was very stressful, but I brought it on myself, right?
2006-06-08 13:24:07
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answered by sgrjackson1 5
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the time when i have to submit the class's written output before 7:00 am, i'm having the flu, there's a student rally in school, i'm broke, i'm had a fight with my mom, and my bestfriend just kept something from me and it sucks, my grades are hanging, clothes are missing, laptop's not functioning well, and i'm still loving it.=)
2006-06-08 13:01:54
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answered by april_wy_lalala 1
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When I went through several years of severe depression. I lost so much of what I thought was me, parts of my personality that I thought I couldn't lose. Suddenly I was a stranger to myself, and if I wasn't who I had been, who was I?
2006-06-08 13:02:24
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answered by Yiddy 2
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right now....i'm 20, and i have no idea how i have made a lot of the horrible choices that i that have gotten me to this point.
2006-06-08 14:07:44
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answered by Betty Sue 3
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