Life is just what you make of it. Socializing with the idiots we are surrounded by doesn't mean your "cool" or have a social life. Your just scared of being alone.
Right now I'm in hibernation. Basically I'm simply waiting for summer to end so that I can start seminary. Typically I am very social and always among large groups of people. I will be able to do that once again in just over a week when I start school. I had two choices for the summer: I could stay far away from home in an apartment with some friends working only enough to stay alive but enjoying myself greatly; or I could stay at home where I'd spend no money but make no money, but I'd be able to be active in my church due to the pastor leaving (thus be able to preach and teach on the occasion). I went with the second option. I've enjoyed being able to preach and teach in my church but I really miss being among a large group of friends.mindstorm
Hopefully you'll still be around GS once you start school ... I do enjoy our discussions :D
No. I hide under my bed eating fried chicken and caressing a blow up doll with a photo of Jandurin's face on it. While posting on GS of course.DrSponge
No. I hide under my bed eating fried chicken and caressing a blow up doll with a photo of Jandurin's face on it. While posting on GS of course.DrSponge
Yes I have a life. I have a few great different groups of friends, I go to school (starting college on the 25th), I'm job hunting, I've always been involved in extracurriculars, etc. I may spend a lot of time online or in my house, but I also spend a lot of time out with people. I can balance the two.
Ugh, I'm so sick of this "life" thing. People are so judgemental and flip out if someone's main hobby is video games or computer, and say they have "no life". How someone spends their life is up to them, so don't be a **** about it and act like its a bad thing. I play lots of video games, I ride my bike, and have two very close friends. I'm happy with the way I'm living, even if I spend six hours a day inside. Sue me.
Ugh, I'm so sick of this "life" thing. People are so judgemental and flip out if someone's main hobby is video games or computer, and say they have "no life". How someone spends their life is up to them, so don't be a **** about it and act like its a bad thing. I play lots of video games, I ride my bike, and have two very close friends. I'm happy with the way I'm living, even if I spend six hours a day inside. Sue me.
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Agreed as long as you're getting some and seeing your friends regularly then what does it matter? I never understood people that "need" to be doing something or around someone. It gives me the impression that they are insecure or uncomfortable with themselves that they need to be enterained by others all the time. I suppose I have an okay social life. I see a couple of friends often and I go to big events once in a while. I spend most of my time working or in school so I don't have much free time. Only complaint I've got is lack of lay. It's difficult to meet a down to earth girl in a rich town. Some many little snots here :P
[QUOTE="DrSponge"]No. I hide under my bed eating fried chicken and caressing a blow up doll with a photo of Jandurin's face on it. While posting on GS of course.Jandurin
I was going to say Gamespot is my life, but instead, I'm going to go get a blow up doll and fried chicken.Will your face still be on the blow up doll?
Yes, I have one life. And I'm living it right now. And I'm enjoying it, I guess. Seriously though: when you're a foreigner living in a Middle Eastern country such as Kuwait, it's hard to make the most out of your life. But I would say I'm doing a pretty good job of doing so.
I have a social life, but most of the time I am anti social, just depends on my mood what I do. Most days after work I just like to veg out online though.
Kinda sorta not. At the moment any way:P I don't have a job right now, but I have spent the summer visiting old friends, went to a music festival, and went to the coast to do some surfing. I do gotta get a job though, which is proving to be a little difficult.
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