Ali

Conditioned
Contributor
Jul 15, 2002
19,252
Most of the time I can not ease up as I feel I may miss a work opportunity or that someone is working harder than me.
WTF! Work & life balance my guy. Put your health first.
Sorry about your dad. My dad passed away 9 years ago & my mom last May. I still have vivid dreams where they appear. Sometimes both together and other times separately. I take great comfort in that.
 

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Lion

King of Tuz
Jan 24, 2007
31,826
Thanks, A. Yeah, the good news is the treatments are going perfectly and have made a major impact/improvement in just the first few weeks. It's not chemo, which blows up everything. But damn these targeted multi-clonal antibody treatments are practically surgical in their precision.

Even if it means I have to spend a day every now and then looking like Fabio Cannavaro in the Parma hotel room before the Copa UEFA final...




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60 bucks! that's us dollars so about 72 canadian. for a bo'ol of wa'ah?

man i didn't know you were high society living like that.
 

AFL_ITALIA

MAGISTERIAL
Jun 17, 2011
29,673
For the last couple of years, the Christmas time was my retreat: I was going off the grid, switching off my phone, and emails, and focusing on a couple of things that were "constant" during this time:
- playing Yakuza game,
- reading books I was saving up for this moment,
- watching all seasons of "Workaholics".

I don't mind being alone, I always felt so relieved that the whole world was slowing down at the end of the year and so was I. Most of the time I can not ease up as I feel I may miss a work opportunity or that someone is working harder than me.

My Dad died on the 2nd of January 2021 but - even though the memory is very vivid during this time - it didn't make me feel depressed back in '21 and '22. It was a part of life, I guess.

For some reason this year was different. I felt more lonely than alone and couldn't shake off memories of my Dad, especially the last Christmas we spent together: obviously, I never knew THAT Christmas would be our last one.
My "comfort" things didn't feel that much of a comfort. I found myself having trouble focusing on the books and didn't read as much as I had hoped to. STILL, this forum is such a great place to be. I fucking love all these tantrums, name-calling, and everything else. Love you guys.
I had a big problem with drugs ever since Dad died as I couldn't cope with it but got it under control, finally, this year. Yet in December, I did more drugs than I did over the last six months.

What I'm trying to say is that I asked myself: "what are you doing right now?" and I realized that I don't know, I don't care and I don't remember the last time I could answer this question with anything else but "hurting".

xxx


Sorry for the emo post, I guess I had to vent it all out somewhere. Considering the fact how we play this season, the ocean of misery I poured on all of you seems like an integral part of Juve these days.
I'm sorry for your loss. Grief is a strange thing, and these holidays always manage to bring it out. I hope you make it through this wave soon. I'm glad to hear you've gotten things under control, it sucks that you've had a bit of a relapse of sorts but just treat this as a misstep and get right back to it. I know there's nothing that I could really say to you to change anything, but just hang in there man, I know you'll get through it. And Tuz will always be here for you as the ridiculous insane asylum of distractions that it always was.
 

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L'autista
Administrator
Sep 23, 2003
83,473
60 bucks! that's us dollars so about 72 canadian. for a bo'ol of wa'ah?

man i didn't know you were high society living like that.
Oh, it’s ridiculous. It’s also a nice water bottle. So I was pretty ambivalent about whether I wanted to keep it or burn it. Now I use it everywhere.

But I would never ever pay out of pocket for that nonsense.
 

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