so over the past year Ive been swallowing the cold hard bitter truth of reality that this site pushes. Ive tried to open other peoples eyes but it really is truly like pulling teeth.
its sad how many would rather continue to moan and groan and whine about their sorry mediocre lives rather than even think about improving them....note I'm saying to just think about improvement not even actual improvement. just merely discussing the idea. while I'm no beacon of greatness or DJ status I do admit I am at least putting some serious effort for a change although the holidays sadly interrupted that. that being said it truly is sad people really are like crabs where if one tries to crawl out of a hole the others grab him and pull him down and thus none of the crabs can escape.
this brings me to another point. Did anybody in the process of self improvement leave old friends behind? Ive burned bridges with people before so Im not a stranger to it. I also dont want to sound like Im trying to be a heartless bastard but the more I try to self improve the more my self loathing pathetic friends get on my nerves. I dont mind validating emotions or listening to people vent but for petes sake THINK about improving your life. stop living paycheck to paycheck. stop whining that you are single. stop lying all the freakin time. stop getting drunk constantly. stop doing countless other things, crying about it, and then wondering why life sucks.
Im not saying all my friends have to be happy all the time but I cant take the stagnant never going forward attitude. I do admit this is probably partly my fault because I have had to beat this attitude out of myself over the past year and its not completely gone but I am at least at war with the idea in my head so its not as dominant.
so do others out here relate to this? the cost of moving forward is perhaps breaking old ties? it seems that way. it seems truly successful people and unsuccessful people dont mix. it is a shame because I intend to be successful yet in my entire social circle I think Im the only one that actually has to balls to say that no life does not have to suck. no we dont have to keep living paycheck to paycheck. and no we dont have to be single social failures.
I suppose Ive always had that drive but its just gotten beaten out of me over the years.
i suppose Im just venting and reflecting but just curious if others have had a similar realization.
its sad how many would rather continue to moan and groan and whine about their sorry mediocre lives rather than even think about improving them....note I'm saying to just think about improvement not even actual improvement. just merely discussing the idea. while I'm no beacon of greatness or DJ status I do admit I am at least putting some serious effort for a change although the holidays sadly interrupted that. that being said it truly is sad people really are like crabs where if one tries to crawl out of a hole the others grab him and pull him down and thus none of the crabs can escape.
this brings me to another point. Did anybody in the process of self improvement leave old friends behind? Ive burned bridges with people before so Im not a stranger to it. I also dont want to sound like Im trying to be a heartless bastard but the more I try to self improve the more my self loathing pathetic friends get on my nerves. I dont mind validating emotions or listening to people vent but for petes sake THINK about improving your life. stop living paycheck to paycheck. stop whining that you are single. stop lying all the freakin time. stop getting drunk constantly. stop doing countless other things, crying about it, and then wondering why life sucks.
Im not saying all my friends have to be happy all the time but I cant take the stagnant never going forward attitude. I do admit this is probably partly my fault because I have had to beat this attitude out of myself over the past year and its not completely gone but I am at least at war with the idea in my head so its not as dominant.
so do others out here relate to this? the cost of moving forward is perhaps breaking old ties? it seems that way. it seems truly successful people and unsuccessful people dont mix. it is a shame because I intend to be successful yet in my entire social circle I think Im the only one that actually has to balls to say that no life does not have to suck. no we dont have to keep living paycheck to paycheck. and no we dont have to be single social failures.
I suppose Ive always had that drive but its just gotten beaten out of me over the years.
i suppose Im just venting and reflecting but just curious if others have had a similar realization.