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Draco finds his guitar!Moderator: BioTeam yea some people arent nice... but w.e we arent always the nicest people our selves
Last edited by onexsoul on Wed Feb 20, 2008 9:21 pm, edited 1 time in total.
In a world filled with darkness, how can you blame those who try to blind themselves with the light?
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Get the open chords down first. My advice: throw your fingers where you think they should go and strum... you'll know if you got it wrong
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For some reason, I found that to be the most insensitive thing I have ever read in my entire life. It's like you're mocking their regret and that's so incredibly rude. Yes, I'm sure they feel terrible, and they probably wish they would have gotten to know your friend better, but you don't need to broadcast their mistakes. People know that being kind is the right thing to do, but they get mixed up in there life and who they should be impressing and there feelings are flawed. Everyone deserves a second chance, it wasn't those peoples fault your friend is gone. J o n e s i e
A question that sometimes drives me hazy: am I or are the others crazy? -Albert Einstein
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okay... jones i was NOT trying to do what you said I was doing I swear. No i was just saying that be nice while you can becuase you would feel terrible if something bad happened to them... i guess I no where you are coming from but I didn't mean it like that. I meant that they were dying inside because they left off on a horrible end. and they feel horrible... i didnt mean it like you thought I meant it.. i'm sorry if it seemed like that... i didn't mean it like it sounded sorry... good god i'm just going to edit that and post something cheery. I really I am sorry if I sounded insensitive/rude/or what ever. I wasn't trying to... and I know they deserve a second chance... and I feel bad for them for not ever being able to mend what was broken between them. In a world filled with darkness, how can you blame those who try to blind themselves with the light?
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I better understand what you meant. I know what it's like to lose a friend, but it's just not right to do that to the people who were mean to him. They probably feel awful as it is. I don't disrespect you for saying that at all, it's very open and honest about how you feel towards those people, but it really made you look like a very rude person. It made you seem just as bad as them and we know you're not. Forgive them, because if you don't and something bad happens to them you'll be the one in regret. J o n e s i e
A question that sometimes drives me hazy: am I or are the others crazy? -Albert Einstein
Maybe we just have to be ourselves. If people won't be that kind, show to them still a positive side of yourself. Do not forget your values and go on, afterall at the end, these same people would come to you closer.
Let me share you this one: I had an instructor once in an exposure learning in a psychiatric institution. We were in groups and we shared our past experiences. Our activity then was about self-awareness. I actually shared even the things that for me were really terrible when I was in high school. After the sharing, this instructor said that we are all going to leave anything we heard and seen in this same place, it means that we are not ought to tell others about what we had shared by that time or keep them private rather. The next day, I was shocked when she asked me if it would be alright with me to have an interview with a psychiatrist, for she worries that I am not doing fine that day. The worst was that, she and her co-teacher had told the other groups about my experience, "...that there was this student, that is caught by terrible past experiences in high school... almost to be LEFT in this psychiatric institution". They did not mention a name but other students were really curious who was this person they were referring to. I had planned to discuss with her the thing but it didn't happen. I had just knew that she left the college because of some personal reasons. This instructor was almost able to stain someone's identity in the wrong place. For me, she's not professional and prudent. I had set aside my thinking about this matter and continued to do my duties. I have friends who gave me their support and advice. I know myself better than this instructor. ---When reason ends, faith begins---
I've had the same problem with two different school counselors...
It feels like you've been betrayed by them because they think they're in the right place when you know they're not. When close to the same thing happened to me I started to doubt that I knew myself very well. The counselors I'm reffering to told me that I must have been thinking things that I knew I hadn't been thinking. They also told my whole class that I was "sensitive"... I didn't think I was going to get past it for a while because people began treating me so differently, but I ended up using it to my advantage and eventually the counselor was fired. It's things like that that assure you that no one can change you and lies and betrayal can be worked into something positive such as ridding that person from your life if you really work at it. I don't have problems with my school any longer. J o n e s i e
A question that sometimes drives me hazy: am I or are the others crazy? -Albert Einstein
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