Thoughts on Old?
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Matthew Johnson30 said:Give it a rest, Šamalamadingdong 🤦
It was long overdue.
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Matthew Johnson30 said:Give it a rest, Šamalamadingdong 🤦
Harold Fowler3 said:It all starts with building your character and your backbone. Everything stems from that. Once you have that, you can be as kind or as helpful as you damn well please. But if someone tries to take advantage of you or plays you for a fool? Your character kicks in. You won't let them. You can stay grounded, sure, but there are times when you have to let a little bit of ego take the wheel just to hold your ground. Then, once the dust settles, you’re back in control. Those who get it, get it.
Douglas Gray8 said:You can be a decent person to everyone without running errands for them or expecting favors in return. Honestly, it’s best to keep things friendly enough for a coffee or a round of cards, but nothing more. Just remember that there’s an old rule worth living by: business is business, and friendship is friendship. You can't mix the two—especially nowadays, when everyone is out for themselves.
bluewalker33 said:Look, you've got those narcissistic young women who think they’re the center of the universe and act all tough, but I'm talking about people attacking out of nowhere without any actual logic or advice... Then again, some callouts are earned, even if you really shouldn't engage at all. Just stay away from anyone who seems shady, unproven, or just a narcissist who thinks you're attacking them out of jealousy. I've seen it happen myself...
bluebison70 said:I find myself waking up maybe 30 times a night, and every single time I drift back off, I’m jumping straight into another dream. Is that... actually normal? I can't help but wonder if I'm dealing with schizophrenia or if I've just been a little bit eccentric since the day I was born.
bluemason44 said:Based on everything I've read here, it seems like these symptoms are textbook schizophrenia.
And look, I don't think it's inhumane for parents to treat him behind his back, but...
What happens to him once his parents are gone?
I really feel like it's time to sit him down and face this reality, so he can actually learn how to handle things on his own.
Lawrence Wells said:Come on, people—let's hear it! Speak up!