Man I got these cheeseburgers man!I'll suck your dick! Sorry couldn't help it .I love don't be a menace in the hood.
I used to be plagued by anxious thoughts, stuck in cycles of depression, haunted by loss, and had thoughts about how I'd be better off dead. I tried therapy, medication, relaxing music, losing myself in books, losing myself in games, and generally just avoiding too much thinking. Then one day I decided to start meditating. It was during the summer of 2001, and not long after that my father died following his house being repossessed. It was a really rough year and yet I actually felt more stable than I ever had before. Meditation really saved me. Eventually I became a Buddhist(Theravada), and now I no longer require medications, no longer entertain any thoughts of death, and I no longer live with fear or anxiety hounding my every move. Life hasn't become a bed of roses. I still struggle with poverty and health issues, but my mind belongs to me in a way I never knew possible as a younger man. Your mind is your own if you choose to seek to understand it, and any negativity inside it can be tracked to its roots and removed. You are not as helpless as you feel, I can promise you that.
Man I got these cheeseburgers man!I'll suck your dick! Sorry couldn't help it .I love don't be a menace in the hood.
Wtf is that?I know I've seen one before.I want one!
I was into martial arts, when I was 19, from always being bullied. Followed Bruce Lee's methods. Read book "Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind" was very influential. Not to have pre-conceived notions, and relying on facts and truth.
I probably should have mentioned martial arts. I started studying Aikido as well during that time. Just getting some exercise helped, but the philosophy of it all was very relaxing. I was also bullied pretty badly through school. Not because I couldn't fight back though, but because I have autism and other kids thought I was weird. Fighting back always got me in trouble, no matter who started it. I generally was the one who finished it, and their superior social skills gave them a big advantage in terms of convincing authorities that I was the one at fault. If only I knew then the things I know now....
I probably should have mentioned martial arts. I started studying Aikido as well during that time. Just getting some exercise helped, but the philosophy of it all was very relaxing. I was also bullied pretty badly through school. Not because I couldn't fight back though, but because I have autism and other kids thought I was weird. Fighting back always got me in trouble, no matter who started it. I generally was the one who finished it, and their superior social skills gave them a big advantage in terms of convincing authorities that I was the one at fault. If only I knew then the things I know now....
All things considered, I didn't deal with the bullies that well. I tried ignoring them at times, and other times I beat them senseless. I was a fairly big kid I suppose, but never really wanted to fight people until I was pushed into it. Violence really isn't a solution. Sometimes it keeps trouble at bay, but it never solves anything. Standing up for yourself or others isn't the same thing as being aggressive. I could have benefited a lot from learning balanced approaches somewhere between the extremes.
hey guys hows it going today?
watched some football today then did more cleaning.
was throwing away stuff in the garage that isn't needed and can't be donated.
also was taking care of my only two deathstar plants.
i wish i still had my jack and og cut.
last night i made a pasta sauce which came out nice.
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