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Thread: Codependency, yay!
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17-11-12, 08:16 AM #16
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17-11-12, 08:17 AM #17
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I'm uncertain on how much counseling will cost and which is better, that or therapy or whatever but I know with a certainty that that is expensive and I'm a college student on a budget.
Originally Posted by basilandthyme
I was on anti-depression but I quit (without being told to; I have no idea what the consequences of that have been).
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17-11-12, 08:36 AM #18
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Any of these would have meetups in your area. You aren't lacking interests, you are lacking interests+people. Join a social group or two per your interests and you'll be meeting lots of people. Originally Posted by Love'sReject
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17-11-12, 08:37 AM #19
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What's the codependency connection, except to get Wakeups attention?
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17-11-12, 08:39 AM #20
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Lol, oh yes, because I utterly desire Wakeup's attention...Just could not do without. Riiiiiiight.
Anyway, I thought I'd made the connection pretty evident: "Excessive emotional or psychological reliance on a partner." Without having a special one, being successful in other ventures in life has and looks likely to continue to be difficult.
Sadly, meetup.com has yielded absolutely, literally 0 of my interests.Last edited by Love'sReject; 17-11-12 at 08:41 AM.
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17-11-12, 08:42 AM #21
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Orange county = tons of local colleges. There are loads of activities at those. Are you in that age group? Originally Posted by Love'sReject
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17-11-12, 08:45 AM #22
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If you're in college why not go to your school councellor to start with? One step at a time afterall and you don't seem to listen to any of the suggestions already offered to you from the regulars you've trolled into a response Originally Posted by Love'sReject
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17-11-12, 08:45 AM #23
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Yes, I am currently a student. My philosophy class has yielded the crop of typical college kids (potsmoking wasteoids); then again, it isn't an advanced course so perhaps once I climb the class ranks of philosophy, those just taking it for units will become fewer and fewer.
I am planning on playing badminton next semester but I don't think it's a sport where an underdog guy like me can have a sudden, radical social change. Should be extremely fun, though.
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17-11-12, 08:46 AM #24
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Oh yes you are. It's not possible for you to be that stupid deliberately, yet still know how to operate your computer. Originally Posted by Love'sReject
Unless of course, you're using an Apple.
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17-11-12, 08:47 AM #25
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I always thought school counselors were purely on an academic basis? I could be wrong, though; contrary to what you are suggesting, LOL, I will take up your advice as with some of the others (I am open to suggestions) regarding this as I had planned, actually, literally need to meet with a counselor next semester anyway so I will see what services they might possibly offer. Originally Posted by Wakeup
If you're in college why not go to your school councellor to start with? One step at a time afterall and you don't seem to listen to any of the suggestions already offered to you from the regulars you've trolled into a response
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17-11-12, 08:48 AM #26
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...huh? I can haz cheezeburger? Originally Posted by HeartIsAching
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17-11-12, 09:05 AM #27
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http://www.loveforum.net/threads/72477-Why-do-girls-like-ridiculously-stupid-sh*t?p=840043#post840043
You're a self-admitted troll.
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17-11-12, 09:56 AM #28
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Um, actually apple users are smarter than PC users. Originally Posted by HeartIsAching
http://blog.iqelite.com/2010/10/01/it-is-finally-proven-apple-users-are-more-intelligent-than-pc-users-2/
Yay me. I use an iPad and I've also used Linux.
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17-11-12, 10:03 AM #29
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But an Apple is built for people that don't want to learn how to use a computer... so they can get away with being stupid and still use the machine. Originally Posted by IndiReloaded
Um, actually apple users are smarter than PC users.
http://blog.iqelite.com/2010/10/01/it-is-finally-proven-apple-users-are-more-intelligent-than-pc-users-2/
Yay me. I use an iPad and I've also used Linux.
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17-11-12, 10:06 AM #30
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I was being ironic. Derp. Originally Posted by HeartIsAching
