At what point in life are you

• caleb_chiang

  19 Feb 08, 00:29

  Why don't you just... die?

• lifeissian

  19 Feb 08, 03:29

  Originally posted by caleb_chiang:

  Why don't you just... die?

  
  why wun u just.... do the same?

   

  thanks for the rest of the imputs, those who posted before caleb_chaing (the most uncalled for and useless post). I do appreciate dem and will try to heed dem.

• xavier1979

  19 Feb 08, 07:54

  Originally posted by lifeissian:

  
  hey xavier thanks for ur post. But likewise, i'm still searching for that 'Eureka' moment when all in life falls into place.

  I can say i'm pretty much lost in life, so i'm turning to things like spiritual meditation and such.

  I'm around the range of 21-22 and i feel quite bad to be not achieving anything at this point in time except to be studying because everyone else is doing so.

  Opps. Just saw your reply...

  21-22 is still young. They always say a man is at his prime in his 40s.

  Don't give yourself too much pressure, ya?

• the Bear

  19 Feb 08, 07:57

  stop worrying and start living...

  everyone keeps worrying and getting damned emo over these things..

  make good friends, treat your folks right, be happy, be generous, give.. love.. smile and choose to be happy...

  then, at any point of your life, it would be the best time of your life

• soleachip

  19 Feb 08, 21:06

  Originally posted by Gedanken:

   

  Under less unusual circumstances, we end up somewhere by taking a series of steps.  Where each step takes us depends on what we make of it.  If you're going to be halfhearted and distracted at each step, none of those steps is going to amount to much.

  One of the fun things about life is that it very rarely goes according to plan, and the alternatives can be a lot more fun.  Let's face it, if everything was predictable, it would be boring.  On the other hand, if you stayed alert (i.e. here and now), you'd get a lot more out of every event that you encounter, and these events ultimately build up to that Eureka moment.

  I guess living is pushing your luck as far as you think you can handle it. Then pulling back or slowing down.

  Thanks and good luck to you.

• ulquiorra87

  19 Feb 08, 22:45

  I'm now at the --- i-have-a-chance-to-go-overseas-to-study-but-my-parents-who-can-well-afford-it wont-fund-me-so-i-have-to-take-a-bank-loan-and-hence-i-feel-damn-sad-N-Angry  point in life right now... but o well everyone goes thru such times right??

• Genie99a

  20 Feb 08, 06:40

  Originally posted by ulquiorra87:

  I'm now at the --- i-have-a-chance-to-go-overseas-to-study-but-my-parents-who-can-well-afford-it wont-fund-me-so-i-have-to-take-a-bank-loan-and-hence-i-feel-damn-sad-N-Angry  point in life right now... but o well everyone goes thru such times right??

  
  Whats their reason for not financing you?

• motoway

  20 Feb 08, 22:04

  Originally posted by ulquiorra87:

  I'm now at the --- i-have-a-chance-to-go-overseas-to-study-but-my-parents-who-can-well-afford-it wont-fund-me-so-i-have-to-take-a-bank-loan-and-hence-i-feel-damn-sad-N-Angry  point in life right now... but o well everyone goes thru such times right??

  
  they ask u take bank loan in the end they will also gib u lum sum money so tt the interest wun roll out de la.

• ulquiorra87

  20 Feb 08, 22:39

  Originally posted by Genie99a:

  
  Whats their reason for not financing you?

  
  My parents are people VERY tight on their money especially for things that SounD expensive

  Originally posted by motoway:

  
  they ask u take bank loan in the end they will also gib u lum sum money so tt the interest wun roll out de la.

  
  NaH after i take the loan i'll pay it off myself... I don't want any potential future 'liabilities' you see...