Im a sad, angry, and bitter person
health advisory
Hospital
Mental Health
2007-11-15 19:01:02
As for money to date, there are a ton of things you and a friend can enjoy which could aid in your rehab - sports, hiking together, going to museums, reading, listening to music - all of these things don't have to cost. Make fun out of going Dutch or brown-bagging it.
Be what you are and not what you think others want to see.
You could take the not so easy way out ant try suiside, but I don't like that because I am a chicken. I could try to get some help, and it really doesn't make much difference from where, because anyplace can get you more help. I am not sure that you could stand the excitement and fun that could end up from a little help. You say that you haven't had much fun...........I could probably have you talk to about 200+ friends of mine that can beat any story you could come up with, and there is no way that any of them are ready to check out.
I am 62, I just lost my wife to cancer about 1 1/2 years ago. Let me tell you after 44 years, that is sad. Let me also tell you, my two daughters and seven grandkids make life so worth living, you can't even begin to understand. The main thing that I can say is, "Stick around for a while, if you don't like it, I will give you double your money back".
Life is meant to be enjoyed and celebrated. And honestly, to be in your late 20's and be bitter is kind of sad. We all go through our shares of ups and downs; highs and lows. And some of us have more downs and lows than others, but it's not how many downs or lows you have in life. It's how you rebound from them.