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- Aug 7, 2024
It do be like that (Mr Stancil (tm))It’s ok to have days, weeks like that. I have had plenty of them myself.
I am already well aware of both of these, and I have been working on some things for a long time. More recently I joined an archery club; I've been forcing myself to go just to socialize more but it's a slow process. It's also fun, but I'm also really bad at it as I'm a newbie and again, improvement is a slow process.the two things that I have learned in my life that have helped me so much is that you should work on the things that you CAN work on, and confidence is KING.
The problem with confidence part is that I feel like I had way more of it like a decade ago when I was worse off in life. It feels like I lost my vim, my mojo as Austin Powers would put it. In part due to getting older, I'm definitely very insecure about that. In part it's something else too, not sure what exactly.
A while ago I quit my job and became a neet because it's been incredibly dissatisfying lately. It felt like I need a major change in my life and I needed to force myself to do something else because otherwise I'd just continue stagnating and go insane. But the issue is I'm not sure what I want to do exactly. But anyway I don't want to go on a long rant, I'm not even sure what I'm trying to say.
That's something I'm afraid of, it sounds like something I could end up doing. Nothing terrifies me more than the thought of falling for the wrong woman and being played like a damn fiddle.Imagine that to yourself: No matter how bad you got it, would you sacrifice half a decade on the first thot who smiled at you? Would you have the balls to drop her on year 5 and not let it run 12 years?
The problem is I'm too fine on my own. I can be fine on my own until I'm 90 years old and fade away.If you can stand yourself, you're better off than most. Once you're fine on your own, you're ready to add someone else, cause if they instead subtract from your previous level of happiness, you boot em.