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07 Feb 2017, 11:42 pm

I am high again :skull: :skull:

Feels like I have been down this road before but its okay, I only have four left and I am certainly not going to sober when I burn bridges and make it impossible for people to contact me and if they do, they can go to hell :skull: :skull:

Everyone I know had nearly 27 years to love me and they didn't so I doubt they are going to start now. If they call me now, they just want to control and twist and lie and manipulate to get me to be a part of the drama. I don't trust them :evil:

I care too much and loved everyone that hates me for years, no more :skull:



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08 Feb 2017, 5:03 pm

I'm so sick of people telling me that I need to shower daily when I already do!

It's freaking hot here in Hell, I mean Australia.

So people see me in the mid afternoon at work and expect me to smell like I just stepped out of the shower.

I stepped out of the shower 8 hours ago so don't expect me to smell like I stepped out 5 minutes ago.

They say "you need to shower daily" Well duuuuuh! Thank you captain obvious! I've never heard of that before!

Then they say "you need to wear deodorant". Thanks again captain obvious! I've already put on deodorant 5 times today!

Maybe if they're stupid pointless dresscode didn't say I have to wear suit pants and a button up shirt I wouldn't get as hot and then I wouldn't stink as much!

It's a 40 degree day and they make me dress like it's winter and they act surprised that I sweat.

This business style clothing originated in England and was not designed for the Australian climate. So why do businesses in Australia want us to wear this stuff?

Anyway, sweat only pools on skin that is not exposed to the air. On skin that is covered the sweat pools more a more until stinky bacteria grows in it.

On skin that is not covered the sweat evaporates after about 10 seconds so the stinky bacteria doesn't have time to grow.

Western culture needs to go back to Europe, I'd rather dress like aborigine!


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09 Feb 2017, 12:38 pm

I'm restless and my heart is aching (not very badly)
In periods I feel like this almost every day, parts of the day, like when I have nothing to do.



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09 Feb 2017, 12:43 pm

Something I've noticed only recently is that when I'm in that state I tend to want to escape it by having fun (being playful, flirtatious :roll:)



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09 Feb 2017, 1:06 pm

RetroGamer87 wrote:
I'm so sick of people telling me that I need to shower daily when I already do!

It's freaking hot here in Hell, I mean Australia.

So people see me in the mid afternoon at work and expect me to smell like I just stepped out of the shower.

I stepped out of the shower 8 hours ago so don't expect me to smell like I stepped out 5 minutes ago.

They say "you need to shower daily" Well duuuuuh! Thank you captain obvious! I've never heard of that before!

Then they say "you need to wear deodorant". Thanks again captain obvious! I've already put on deodorant 5 times today!

Maybe if they're stupid pointless dresscode didn't say I have to wear suit pants and a button up shirt I wouldn't get as hot and then I wouldn't stink as much!

It's a 40 degree day and they make me dress like it's winter and they act surprised that I sweat.

This business style clothing originated in England and was not designed for the Australian climate. So why do businesses in Australia want us to wear this stuff?

Anyway, sweat only pools on skin that is not exposed to the air. On skin that is covered the sweat pools more a more until stinky bacteria grows in it.

On skin that is not covered the sweat evaporates after about 10 seconds so the stinky bacteria doesn't have time to grow.

Western culture needs to go back to Europe, I'd rather dress like aborigine!

I suggest you try several different deodorants. I once had a top that had stains under the arms (barly visible) For every time I wore it, it took shorter and shorter time before I could smell the sweat. So I threw it. I think it was the deodorant in combination with the fabric that made this problem. The type of fabric in your shirts can with other words contribute. Some fabrics will smell sweat right away if the smell first has set. Maybe some fabric can handle a higher temperature in the washing mashine. Try a different detergent also maybe. Fresh sweat usually don't smell, but I cant say that for sure. Another option is to talk to your doctor, you never know if he can help in some way.

If none of the above works.. Show up wearing only a tie 8)



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09 Feb 2017, 5:42 pm

I can't give unconditional love. How could I? I haven't received it myself :cry:



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09 Feb 2017, 5:56 pm

Froya wrote:
I can't give unconditional love. How could I? I haven't received it myself :cry:


:heart: :heart: :heart: :heart: :heart:

I can send love over the web and in a web :mrgreen:

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09 Feb 2017, 6:08 pm

^Thank you, you beautiful thing :heart: :heart: :heart:

(I'm glad your mom wants to seperate in a friendly way. I think she will be there if you should ever change your mind)



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09 Feb 2017, 6:53 pm

I will never go back to my mother (I felt unwell writing that, so I deleted it)
I knew I wouldn't survive with her. I saw it as a good possibility I wouldn't survive without her.
If I didn't have Anne, I'm pretty sure I would go under.



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10 Feb 2017, 3:59 am

RetroGamer87 wrote:
I'm so sick of people telling me that I need to shower daily when I already do!

It's freaking hot here in Hell, I mean Australia.

So people see me in the mid afternoon at work and expect me to smell like I just stepped out of the shower.

I stepped out of the shower 8 hours ago so don't expect me to smell like I stepped out 5 minutes ago.

They say "you need to shower daily" Well duuuuuh! Thank you captain obvious! I've never heard of that before!

Then they say "you need to wear deodorant". Thanks again captain obvious! I've already put on deodorant 5 times today!

Maybe if they're stupid pointless dresscode didn't say I have to wear suit pants and a button up shirt I wouldn't get as hot and then I wouldn't stink as much!

It's a 40 degree day and they make me dress like it's winter and they act surprised that I sweat.

This business style clothing originated in England and was not designed for the Australian climate. So why do businesses in Australia want us to wear this stuff?

Anyway, sweat only pools on skin that is not exposed to the air. On skin that is covered the sweat pools more a more until stinky bacteria grows in it.

On skin that is not covered the sweat evaporates after about 10 seconds so the stinky bacteria doesn't have time to grow.

Western culture needs to go back to Europe, I'd rather dress like aborigine!

I ditched store-bought deodorant years ago.
They don't work and they're loaded with chemicals.

For many years I used lemon juice in a small spray bottle (kept it in the fridge - very fresh in winter). It works really well.
Now I use plain baking powder. Dampen under your arms and apply enough to lightly coat the underarm.

Also, you need to be aware that if you shower at night, that's when you need to put on the deodorant, otherwise enough bacteria will form overnight that you will stink even when you use it.

Australia is a bloody tough country. :ninja:


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10 Feb 2017, 4:12 am

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10 Feb 2017, 4:43 am

Only people from Spain or are descended from Spaniards are Spanish. Spanish people are white. Hispanic is a term that means that someone speaks Spanish as his/her first language. Latino, or sometimes Latin, in the States, designates people from Latin America; in Europe, people native to Italy, Spain, Portugal, France, etc. are dubbed Latins.

Most Latin Americans aren't fully descended from Spaniards, so calling them Spanish would be erroneous. Mexicans do not speak Mexicans, just as Americans don't speak American.

I am happy that, while "Hispanic" was professionally called a race, now is classified as an ethnicity, although that is also erroneous and misleading.

Most people from Latin America are Mestizo. This means that they are partially descended from Spaniards (white) and partially from Native Americans/American Indians/Amerindians.

But it doesn't stop there. There are also black and Asian Latin Americans.

People of Main Street, please expand your minds.


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10 Feb 2017, 10:08 pm

You deserve all the crap that's happened to you, cousin. After all you've done to me, I'd say it's just karma comming back to bite you in the butt. :x :x :x :lol: :lol: :lol:

Now stop bothering me and my mom so we dan get back to our lives, and stop emotionally draining your mom, k?


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11 Feb 2017, 4:49 pm

A friend of mine is trying to buy some food stamps for $10, she wants to borrow the money until wednesday and I said no cause I don't want to get involved in people's crap and that is completely ignoring the fact that its fraud.

:cry:

The problem is I feel very guilty for saying no, I feel bad actually. I mean she is on drugs, she should have the responsibility to buy her own food and she also sells her food stamps for drugs so yeah. I don't know, I just can't help but feel I should help her cause even if its a bunch of bull s**t and it is, I see through that. It doesn't necessarily mean this woman should starve.

See these are the depressing decisions I have to make on a daily up in here :(