What makes you feel the most helpless if you leave home without it?

my reproductive bits, i can only assume i would be a shell of my normal self without them

[QUOTE="topsemag55"] Which makes you feel helpless if you do not have it? rawsavon

My wallet.

[QUOTE="dkdk999"]That's probably a tie between my wallet and my mp3 player. I like my music. Pirate700

lol you carry a purseKcube

[QUOTE="Kcube"]lol you carry a purseSunsha

[QUOTE="Kcube"]lol you carry a purseSunsha

lol your a womanKcube

rawsavon

[QUOTE="Kcube"]lol your a womanSunsha

[QUOTE="Sunsha"][QUOTE="Kcube"]lol you carry a purserawsavon

lol that was meanKcube

I think it's the key. if I forgot wallet, key is necessary to return home and get wallet.

[QUOTE="Kcube"]lol that was meanSunsha

phone

wallet

ipod

Watch, I'm serious.

Nothing makes me feel 'helpless'/there is no item or 'thing' that could be taken away that would make me feel helpless :? ...what an odd notion.rawsavon

TRY
Being dropped off at a rural train station consisting of just two bare platforms and one vandalised bike shed at 10pm with just enough time to catch the last train home, at least 10 miles from anywhere, and realising that due to a bag relocation error you had no ticket nor phone and a grand total of 23p in your pocket.

Genuine feeling of helplessness ensues,
as well as feeling like an absolute numpty.

[QUOTE="rawsavon"] Nothing makes me feel 'helpless'/there is no item or 'thing' that could be taken away that would make me feel helpless :? ...what an odd notion.MissLibrarian

TRY
Being dropped off at a rural train station consisting of just two bare platforms and one vandalised bike shed at 10pm with just enough time to catch the last train home, at least 10 miles from anywhere, and realising that due to a bag relocation error you had no ticket nor phone and a grand total of 23p in your pocket.

Genuine feeling of helplessness ensues,
as well as feeling like an absolute numpty.

Have walked home 7.78 miles before in HS from the ghetto (just looked up on mapquest).
...long story.

But there was no panic or feelings of helplessness. Just a feeling of 'well, might as well start moving if I want to make it home'

am I me or you?

Have walked home 7.78 miles before in HS from the ghetto (just looked up on mapquest).
...long story.

But there was no panic or feelings of helplessness. Just a feeling of 'well, might as well start moving if I want to make it home'

rawsavon

Most extreme walking ever... WOW.

[QUOTE="rawsavon"]

am I me or you?

Have walked home 7.78 miles before in HS from the ghetto (just looked up on mapquest).
...long story.

But there was no panic or feelings of helplessness. Just a feeling of 'well, might as well start moving if I want to make it home'

Baconbits2004

Most extreme walking ever... WOW.

[QUOTE="Baconbits2004"]

[QUOTE="rawsavon"]

am I me or you?

Have walked home 7.78 miles before in HS from the ghetto (just looked up on mapquest).
...long story.

But there was no panic or feelings of helplessness. Just a feeling of 'well, might as well start moving if I want to make it home'

rawsavon

Most extreme walking ever... WOW.

[QUOTE="rawsavon"]

[QUOTE="Baconbits2004"]

Most extreme walking ever... WOW.

surrealnumber5

Wallet, I actually leave my cell phone behind sometimes so I can have some privacy

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]

[QUOTE="rawsavon"] the only extreme part was my mom trying to kill herself before I made it home, but thanks for bringing that up

rawsavon

if she was not who she was you would not be who you are, so obviously she did something right... or not, as the expert on you, i'll leave that judgement to you.

surrealnumber5

Wallet, housekey and cigarettes. :P

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] if she was not who she was you would not be who you are, so obviously she did something right... or not, as the expert on you, i'll leave that judgement to you.

rawsavon

My boots because then my feet would be cold.

am I me or you?

Have walked home 7.78 miles before in HS from the ghetto (just looked up on mapquest).
...long story.

But there was no panic or feelings of helplessness. Just a feeling of 'well, might as well start moving if I want to make it home'rawsavon

I guess being me rather than you does make some difference when it's late at night and there's no streetlights.

Actually I was about 30 miles from home irt the above incident, I ended up wondering down dark country lanes I didn't know into strange villages and hamlets til I found one with a red phonebox, then I collect-called my pa and he drove and rescued me since he's utterly awesome.

REGARDLESS, even if you know you're just gonna have to walk or whatever, you surely can't deny that at the moment of realisation there is always that slight feeling of 'O f*** it'.

REGARDLESS, even if you know you're just gonna have to walk or whatever, you surely can't deny that at the moment of realisation there is always that slight feeling of 'O f*** it'.

MissLibrarian

Mine is more like 'MOTHER F***ER...THIS IS A TERRIBLY ANNOYING INCONVENIENCE THAT IS GOING TO SEVERELY F*** UP MY SCHEDULE'
...but it would have been different if I felt I was out of walking distance (like 30 miles)

keys

Wallet. I can survive without my phone, I've done it in the past. However the wallet is something I need. My money and ID. Without that, I'm lost.

My security blanket. I need to hold it while I play with my ear and suck my thumb.

My watch... I don't have a cell phone, and I always like to know what time it is.

My wallet. So glad I don't own a cellphone. I never have to worry about forgetting it.

wallet for sure. i would inevitably foreget i didnt have it and go and try and buy something and end up pissed and dissapointed~

My Brain. Then I can't think and feel helpless:x.