bully_on_speed wrote:
well for immediate problems i take a step back i dont think about the problem i think about all the ways it could be worse. by the time i snap back into it, the current problem doesnt seem as bad as i originaly thought. for the long term stuff i go to the shooting range and destroy targets. nothing vents stress like squeezing off .357 magnum rounds. also do ww2 reinactments its a great opportunity to step out of your life and into the shoes of another. so far i have never had a problem that was worse then what faced our troops during hells highway, battle for bastogne, beach of normandy, and market garden.
Actually I think I'm too involved with human rights stuff to add more guilt to that, lol.
But I get what you're saying.
These are all good tips, I think I just need to write them down (I write a lot of lists) and go get some professional help to figure out where my life goes from here.
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02 Mar 2010, 7:24 pm
