Next time that happens park your passenger door a half inch from her driver's door.
Take your time in the shop.
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Does anyone suffer from mental illness on here?
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Take your time in the shop.
Bullet
Andy Thompson
But then you would also be parked on two spaces. The solution, clearly, is to defecate forcefully into your own hands and smear your produce over the entire car, then fornicate with the exhaust
Bullet
Andy Thompson
Gin Gin Gin... a couple of posts above you said alcohol was the root of some of your problems... then you are very upset about Ehiogu and saying you will get hammered on Saturday... just take a step back and eat cheese instead. Huge wheels of Edam to celebrate our Dutch players
PochettinoPochettinoPochettino
Serge Aurier
Best advice I've ever had. I like cheese. Cheers brethren. Quite down tonight. Mrs is away, but tomorrow is another day. X
But then your unbricked car parked next to it would look alarmingly suspicious.
The only real answer is to allow your dirty protest to spread to both vehicles, hiding your guilt behind a poo camouflage.
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Bullet
Andy Thompson
I had cheese on toast for breakfast.
A 'tres quesos' sandwich for lunch.
And a cheese-laden "salad" for tea.
And have been gnawing a manchego cheese just now, with
PochettinoPochettinoPochettino
Serge Aurier
I bloody love a manchego cheese. Why didn't you finish your sentence, you are slowly turning into a cheese aren't you? What cheese would you want to be?
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
Cheese on toast done properly is fudging amazing.
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
Manchego is amazing with six months maturity (or 12 - soooooo good). Even better with some quince.
I think the cheese question needs its own thread!!
Briddo1882
Erik Edman
I have just read this thread from start to finish and the support on here is incredible. I am a bit of a lurker, I post occasionally but I've visited most days for the last 5 or 6 years.
I too suffer with depression and anxiety, thankfully I have never wanted to harm myself in any way, however I do go through highs and lows - and the lows are just horrible. I have spent a lot of time on CBT (which helped give me tools to help myself) and with a private counsellor (which helped me understand how the mind works and gave me an insight into myself). My depression has nearly cost me my marriage on more than one occasion - my feeling of low self worth forces me to hit a kind of personal self destruct button. Luckily my wife recognises the triggers now and is able to help me before it gets that bad. I often don't realise myself, and by the time I do, I don't care.
Its a constant battle. Depression is always there. At first I hated it.....then I came to realise that it is part of me and I now accept it. It is what makes me who I am, both the good and the bad. I am now very self aware, if I feel myself "falling" I do my best to go for a run /ride /swim, or speak to my wife or others in my support network. One of biggest triggers is work, I work for myself. If work is slow, within about 15 seconds I can convince myself that in 2 weeks I'll be homeless! Totally irrational I know, but at that moment in time completely possible.
Like a lot of the posters on here exercise helps me. I use it as therapy and in the last couple of years I have completed several Triathlons, including a half-iron distance and a half marathon. As an athlete I am rubbish, but for me it is a case of me completing an event, pushing back against the negativity in my mind telling me I cannot do it and proving I can. When I decided to give Triathlon a go, I couldn't swim - that felt like a massive achievement in itself.
Talking about it helps.....and thanks for taking the time to read my musings.
To those of you one here that are suffering.....you are not alone, and there are lots of us that understand and would be willing to listen. Sometimes that is all you need, someone to listen and someone that understands.
I too suffer with depression and anxiety, thankfully I have never wanted to harm myself in any way, however I do go through highs and lows - and the lows are just horrible. I have spent a lot of time on CBT (which helped give me tools to help myself) and with a private counsellor (which helped me understand how the mind works and gave me an insight into myself). My depression has nearly cost me my marriage on more than one occasion - my feeling of low self worth forces me to hit a kind of personal self destruct button. Luckily my wife recognises the triggers now and is able to help me before it gets that bad. I often don't realise myself, and by the time I do, I don't care.
Its a constant battle. Depression is always there. At first I hated it.....then I came to realise that it is part of me and I now accept it. It is what makes me who I am, both the good and the bad. I am now very self aware, if I feel myself "falling" I do my best to go for a run /ride /swim, or speak to my wife or others in my support network. One of biggest triggers is work, I work for myself. If work is slow, within about 15 seconds I can convince myself that in 2 weeks I'll be homeless! Totally irrational I know, but at that moment in time completely possible.
Like a lot of the posters on here exercise helps me. I use it as therapy and in the last couple of years I have completed several Triathlons, including a half-iron distance and a half marathon. As an athlete I am rubbish, but for me it is a case of me completing an event, pushing back against the negativity in my mind telling me I cannot do it and proving I can. When I decided to give Triathlon a go, I couldn't swim - that felt like a massive achievement in itself.
Talking about it helps.....and thanks for taking the time to read my musings.
To those of you one here that are suffering.....you are not alone, and there are lots of us that understand and would be willing to listen. Sometimes that is all you need, someone to listen and someone that understands.
thfcsteff
George Hunt
Keep rolling my friend. Sounds like you are doing all the right things and getting all the right results. Steff
Hotshot-Tottenham
Edgar Davids
I heard a song on 6 Music by Conor Oberst called A Little Uncanny this morning, and the lyrics toward the end made me think of this thread.
The last part is:
Every morning's a desert
Every night is a flood
They say a party can kill you
Well sometimes I wish it would
But I'll get strong enough, I'll be man enough
To keep myself in check
'Cause all my friends that flew to town
Said that's what they expect
But it's a, it's a little uncanny
What they managed to do
Made me admit to things I knew were never true
--
Some of those words just pricked my ears, and I don't know if someone might find a little solace, or maybe some recognition in them.
Hope you're all well.
The last part is:
Every morning's a desert
Every night is a flood
They say a party can kill you
Well sometimes I wish it would
But I'll get strong enough, I'll be man enough
To keep myself in check
'Cause all my friends that flew to town
Said that's what they expect
But it's a, it's a little uncanny
What they managed to do
Made me admit to things I knew were never true
--
Some of those words just pricked my ears, and I don't know if someone might find a little solace, or maybe some recognition in them.
Hope you're all well.
Hotshot-Tottenham
Edgar Davids
Oh, and here's the song...
Bullet
Andy Thompson
His piano sounds awfully like an acoustic guitar
Hotshot-Tottenham
Edgar Davids
That's how the kids roll these days.
AuroRaman
Chris Armstrong
I started drinking again. Really annoyed with myself. I'd been going back to AA and getting myself sorted. Lasted just over a week this time round. Off to Cavtat tomorrow in Croatia, booked a little solo trip in a lovely place, has a gym, spa etc and by the water. I think I just need to get out of this London bubble for a bit. AA really works, but I'm an idiot for not going regularly.
I've also got a consultation booked in with a psychoanalyst on the 11th. Really glad to have this thread, and thank you for listening. There is a lot of shame and self-loathing that comes with addiction, but to be able to voice current status without judgement is a truly wonderful thing. Thank you, you wonderful bastards x
I've also got a consultation booked in with a psychoanalyst on the 11th. Really glad to have this thread, and thank you for listening. There is a lot of shame and self-loathing that comes with addiction, but to be able to voice current status without judgement is a truly wonderful thing. Thank you, you wonderful bastards x
AuroRaman
Chris Armstrong
Also, started playing music again and that's really helped. Not enough to quell my urges right now but it's a positive step. I've started hosting an open-mic at the Royal Standard in Blackheath, if any muso's on here want to come down let me know. When I get back from Croatia I'm going to go full-steam ahead with gigging more again. I lost my love for music for a little while, but it's coming back.
Hope you are all well and fighting the good fight.
Hope you are all well and fighting the good fight.
parklane1
Tony Galvin