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I have a great family, who would do anything for me. I have had a decent education, and worked hard at it. I'm pleased with what I have done so far in my life, and look forward to pushing myself in the future, and achieving as much as I can.
I have visited some amazing places in the world, and met some amazing people.
Yet, even though I am still young, at having one of the best times of my life, I still feel empty. I am 20, and have not been properly in love. I have had girlfriends, I have fancied girls, and girls have fancied me, but never have I been properly in love.
Before you start getting ready to slate me for not being happy with what I have, just wait a second. I have no regrets, and I am not complaining. I look forward with eagerness to love. If I can have had all this, and still not be content, then love is indeed a truely marvellous thing. It can bring hope to people who have none. It can make someone who has no earthly possessions fell like they own the world.
The world is not in the greatest position at the moment. But one way in which people manage to get on with their lives is through the knowledge that someone, somewhere, loves them. I don't know about you lot, but that brings a smile to my face. It gives you hope that humans aren't such a bad lot, and that might be hope for us all yet.
I don't know why I decided to post this. I guess I just felt that we needed to think about something positive for once, in what has been a pretty unpleasant time recently.
Thanks for reading.
GL
A-Levels are fine. Social life is fine. Money front is reasonable, but thats not essential. Girl side is improving whole time. Yah. I'm okay.
:)
I'm 15 and in Year 11, and I've got a huge bit of maths statistics coursework to do for the 11th November and I'm gonna have to start again because my line of enquiry is 'wrong'. Also, tomorrow we have to choose our work experience and then fill out loads of forms and no doubt all the jobs I want will disappear in seconds and I'll fill out all the forms wrong. Oh yeah, and the science department have lost half my coursework I did last year.
We've also got practise interviews, Science Modular GCSE exams and MOCKs in the next several weeks, and it all seems a bit over my head. And judging by my latest exploits with a French speaking assistant I'm gonna be hopeless during half of the GCSEs, oh, and any free time I have seems to just zoom by and all of a sudden I'm doing work or worrying and/or regretting something again.
So, how about the rest of you? :D
who's always been a hero,
I'm only happy,
when I do some crappy rappy.
Ignorance is bliss. Intelligence only leads to expectation and unfulfillment. True happiness is only a labotomy away...
But today I feel like punching someone in the stomach with my hand, balled into a fist for smashing.
As for love?
*spits onto floor and turns on his heel*
Give me cheap, meaningless sex any day of the week.
Many things can make me feel happy, but I always find that happiness is fleeting. My instictive nihilism always kicks back in and I'm left feeling just empty....
I do think that feelings of happiness are most strongly connected with anything that increases personal power.
Although, no matter how hard you try to explain what Love is, or how it feels like to be in Love, you'll never get it. Ever.
When you find that special person, you'll know..
I have a great family, who would do anything for me. I have had a decent education, and worked hard at it. I'm pleased with what I have done so far in my life, and look forward to pushing myself in the future, and achieving as much as I can.
I have visited some amazing places in the world, and met some amazing people.
Yet, even though I am still young, at having one of the best times of my life, I still feel empty. I am 20, and have not been properly in love. I have had girlfriends, I have fancied girls, and girls have fancied me, but never have I been properly in love.
Before you start getting ready to slate me for not being happy with what I have, just wait a second. I have no regrets, and I am not complaining. I look forward with eagerness to love. If I can have had all this, and still not be content, then love is indeed a truely marvellous thing. It can bring hope to people who have none. It can make someone who has no earthly possessions fell like they own the world.
The world is not in the greatest position at the moment. But one way in which people manage to get on with their lives is through the knowledge that someone, somewhere, loves them. I don't know about you lot, but that brings a smile to my face. It gives you hope that humans aren't such a bad lot, and that might be hope for us all yet.
I don't know why I decided to post this. I guess I just felt that we needed to think about something positive for once, in what has been a pretty unpleasant time recently.
Thanks for reading.
GL