How is it that nobody seems to know about them? Well, I certainly do—and a handful of my close friends do, too. We're slowly spreading the Breaking Benjamin fever, one person at a time... 😁 I've got such an extensive collection of their tracks; honestly, this band is just everything to me. Their music is absolutely top-tier. 🙂
Kenneth Perez15 said:Gwyneth Paltrow is alright—though if you’ve actually sat through *Love Is Blind*... you know what I mean when they show her in those tiny thongs... 🙄
I grabbed a 480p Blu-ray rip, but it was some German encode—so instead of "SIX MONTHS LATER," you get the German version. Picture and audio are solid, though. Found it on a torrent.
It’s fine—I managed to track down an English version that has pretty decent sound and video quality as well. 😉
A movie worth watching—honestly, anytime of day, with anyone, and anywhere you happen to be. I am genuinely looking forward to this one! It promises to be such a cool experience, featuring some truly massive stars, a gripping plot, and—best of all—some killer rock music! Cheers to that!
Tyler Booth40 said:I honestly don't even know why I'm starting this thread. It won't change anything... but I just need somewhere to vent. 😢
She left me for someone else. I've never loved anyone the way I loved her. It felt like we were meant to be... she was my first thought every morning and my last thought every night. She was basically my entire reason for being. 😢 Since I struggle with depression, I've lost all hope of ever being loved or living a normal life like everyone else. I have no friends left... no will to keep going.
Of course, everyone gets heartbroken after a breakup, but this keeps happening to me. I'm starting to wonder why I'm even here when I feel like a total failure. Nothing ever goes right, and everyone I care about eventually turns their back on me 😢 How do you find real love or actual friends????
Please, if anyone has any advice or just wants to comment... things are getting so dark that I've had thoughts of ending it all. I don't want to do that, though... not because of myself, but because of my parents and my family. 😢
I’m running into the exact same issue—only my frustration levels are through the roof right now, and honestly, I feel like I'm about to snap at someone. 😠 Honestly, I feel like I’ve reached my absolute limit—it's as if I’m being cast as the villain in everyone's story lately, regardless of what I actually do! It feels like no matter how much I try to contribute positively, I somehow end up being blamed for everything or labeled as the "negative one"—which, if we're being perfectly honest, just isn't the case at all...
Anonymous said:Here’s what really gets under my skin:
1. Arrogance. I can't stand people who act like they’ve mastered everything under the sun and look down on everyone else like we're beneath them... 🙄 2. A total lack of awareness regarding others. 3. Hypocrisy. 4. Being two-faced. 5. Just general narrow-mindedness—whether it's being closed off about someone's background, new tech, or just different ways of thinking. 😠 6. Constant complaining about every little thing. Look, life isn't fair; just deal with it! 7. People who expect everything to be handed to them on a silver platter. We’re all out here grinding and working hard; nobody ever just hands you success. 😳
Oh, hey there! It feels like it's been ages since I last ran into you... 😁
Benjamin Hall78 said:Honestly, what really gets under my skin is that blatant hypocrisy and all this performative piety people put on, especially when they start peppering their everyday, face-to-face conversations with those ridiculous internet abbreviations we usually reserve for a text message.
I have to agree—it really rubs me the wrong way too.
Henry Edwards78 said:Fair enough....🙂if you were truly that way all the time, you certainly wouldn't be standing here admitting it right now...🙂🙂 so I suppose I'll grant you that you're still somewhat tolerable...🙂🙂
I'm feeling a bit this way right now—mostly because I've had a rough run of things lately—but hey, things have to look up eventually, right? I just really can't stand being let down by people...it honestly gets under my skin more than I'd like to admit.
Benjamin Murphy34 said:Well, I guess there's no point... there isn't a single quarry for miles around here... if I admit it, does that count for half credit? hehe
I wouldn't say I'm always like this, though—it really just depends on the moment 😁 sometimes my mood is a bit off, but other times, I'm actually quite fun and in high spirits myself 🙂
Paul Rodriguez47 said:1. mostly people who are always stuck in some drama and play the victim, whining about everything while acting like they're somehow superior to everyone else 2. slowpokes, just like you 3. chauvinists 4. people who won't shut up about celebrity gossip or trash-talking neighbors 5. any kind of authority figures
Guilty as charged. 🙂 I’m definitely one of them—though maybe just on a surface level. So, does anyone want to take a shot at me? Go ahead, throw the first stone!
Carol Thompson said:Well, that's already a better motivator than just breathing! 🙂 Though, honestly, it feels a bit broad—more of a general life aspiration than a specific drive. Maybe try setting some more concrete, tangible goals... if you define what you actually want, the picture might become clearer and easier to grasp. You might even realize you're actually succeeding at things, bit by bit...
I’m pretty much the same way; I want to do everything as well as humanly possible, but for me, that isn't really the "motivation" part... it's more of a personality trait. But what happens if you can't do something perfectly? What if you can't, or you don't know how, or it’s simply out of your control? Does all that motivation just evaporate? Honestly, I wouldn't want to be driven by that mindset—it seems far too risky, and the level of tension involved is just exhausting.🤷
Carol Thompson said:Oh, please. That’s never happened to me, nor do I think it ever could. I was simply pointing out that it's perfectly natural for our inner circle to impact us. For instance, if you’re spending all your mental bandwidth helping someone else find their spark, you're inevitably draining the energy and time meant for yourself. Personally, I would never allow things to escalate to the point where my own goals and motivation vanish entirely. If that were to happen, I doubt I'd have anything left to give—not to others, and certainly not to myself. 🤷And that would be a real disaster...
Well, if that’s your primary or even your only motivation, I don't think that's particularly healthy.😕 We all share the basic biological necessity of breathing, but that happens on autopilot. It isn't really something you dwell on as a driving force behind your actions...
You make a fair point. It isn't exactly ideal. But honestly, as long as I'm breathing, I'm doing great! My actual goal is just to live a happy life for as long as I possibly can, even if I don't always quite nail it...
Here’s a little something new to keep me going: as long as you’re still breathing, things are looking up. I can't exactly take you down just like that—not even with some intense 😁