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I am free, therefore I am lost.
- Apr 12, 2019
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For me, I'd say a life where I'm loved.
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That would be so awesome.the Marijuanas. Endless high with no tolerance or comedown.
Endless Shrimp at Red Lobster lol.
I hear you man. I too have loved where I am. I got away from my family's bullshit. I've been here 20 years. It was the first place I had of my own. Now I have no job, and need to CTB. I got rid of a bunch of stuff today, so it's already starting. It's depressing. As I load things to give away to charity shops I see the time I've spent here bleeding away. I also have no where else to go. Nothing viable. I hope something works out for you.I'm in a city and an apartment I love, and I have to leave in three weeks.
I wish the next three weeks would never end.
Dreading August. Probably be settled in a new place by September, if not, probably ctb.
I'm in a city and an apartment I love, and I have to leave in three weeks.
I wish the next three weeks would never end.
Dreading August.
I actually think my move will end up being an improvement. The place I'm in is beautiful, but full of lying vultures. I just really loved this city. But I can't stay.I had that same experience. I cried the night before my flight and dragged it out as long as I could. I knew leaving was a mistake but thought I had to try to rebuild and take an opportunity. It was in August too. One of those moments I wish I could go back to and undo. Not that it would have made a difference in the end, but at least I would have had a few years in a place I loved rather than what I have now.