I think we all do at times. (?)
>Saying things on internet is really simple. You can have an attitude you
>choose.
>It's easy to spit on everything. Call everybody scum etc.
but if you spit into the wind... well...
>I can also say things to improve someone elses life. That's also easy, in
>some cases easy for me to say, because I am pretty much organized at home,
>for instance and I don't have those problems. Even when on a small budget.
>
>I have lived three months without the world bothering me. Maybe it made me
>feel different than other people. The real world which surrounds me, in my
>country. I have had panick attacks, distress, many worries about getting a
>job...a life....a partner.
a job may come when needed, you already have a life, a partner (? who needs
the hassle ? -- either way it's nothing to obsess about)
>There have been things I never told you, and I won't. That's private.
Or is that what you really want to tell?
>When real world comes in again, like today, after a few months of being
>left alone, things are not that easy.
You might shut out reality (for a while), but it knocks and if you ignore
it, it often breaks down the door.
>I am trying to get to a more understanding way of living.
>
>Joking around to every extent, isn't a nice way...as I did it....on the
>internet. Not only here, btw.
>
>I am very polite in the real world.
>Dunno anymore where to draw the line. Then I get lost.
just be yourself, it is usually easier and often seems to work better
>This is my case of loneliness.
...and in the words of the Steve Winwood song "Roll With It"
http://www.lyricsfreak.com/s/steve+winwood/roll+with+it_20131271.html
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now listening to The Sisters of Mercy - Floodland