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Posted 2004-01-30, 12:20 PM
in reply to Acer's post starting "I think he thinks im using him for a..."
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Acer said:
I think he thinks im using him for a good laugh... if only he knew. I see him get depressed, and when everyone else would get fed up with him I don't. I see that he is suffering and I try to help him. Introduce him to my friends, try to get him to do something like work out(he says it wont matter) but it will you all would agree. If you get a nice body women will notice. I tell him to join something, like work out now and join wrestling so he can meet people. All he does is sit around felling like shit, and then trying to make people pitty him(sadly I do). He says there are things wrong with him and uses that as a reason. I tell him, you can use that as an excuse, everyone has things wrong with them and they just deal with it. I know why he uses the excuse, its so when something goes wrong, he can just blame it on that and make himself feel better, truely understandable but not the right thing.
Its my turn to ask "what can I do" to get him to see how it really is and that I am trying to help.
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the question asked by Acer was "what does he have to lose"
DIGNITY
Yes i am a loser w/ no life but i still have it. And the problems i have are not just everyday problems. I have to go to special programs for special purposes and see special people. i have ADHD (almost losing the H), minor dilexia, minor autism, asbergers syndrome, listening disablilities. Yes i notice i have minor in there a lot but a lot of minors build up to a severe. And Penny Bags i would get up off my ass if i could have a decent first impression on ppl. Acer women dont just care bout how u look they care bout personality unlike most guys at first. Would any of you date a woman who looks very hot but is weird, cant listen for shit, and has a short fuse? I dont really try to get ppl to pity me but i do admit it makes me feel better.
Ok this thread is starting to get whiny on my part i will try to stop posting in this thread.
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