How are you today?

[JohnMusic]

I am a disabled veteran who had ptsd before entering the military. That is all i can say about that.

[Sylph]

It's party time here.

J'ouvert, Carnival, Road March,

All sorts of crazy biz

[InbetweenDreams]

I began to think a lot about my issues again, which kinda made me depressive.

I will go to the gay advisory centre tomorrow and hope to get a list of gay / gay-friendly psychotherapists.

If only my life was easier to explain, then I'd have it easier to make the introduction, but I'm just so fucked up that I'm scared it will take me 12 weeks just for the introduction...

I think everyone needs to every once in a while stop, take a step back and realize almost everyone is at least a little if not a lot fucked up. I'm serious, we all feel like we're in a 1st person novel and everything that is happening in the world is happening to us. When you realize we're all a bunch of people living in a 1st person novel where everything in the world is happening to everyone.

Point here is stop beating yourself up for the things you see wrong with yourself, chances are you don't have to look for to find someone else struggling with a similar issue.

If you were to ask me what I thought of you well I say I see this handsome guy's avatar who lives in Germany (I think Germany, may be wrong lol). Different folks will see you much differently than you would see yourself, the things you are probably internalizing never crossed anyone's mind. They more than likely see you as a regular person, maybe someone thought "Oh he's a cutie," or perhaps they never noticed that you had a stain on that shirt or whatever.

Look more outward and less inward, then I think you'll see what I mean and see that its true. Not saying you don't have problems, but you shouldn't feel bad about yourself when we're all a little fucked up.

[Insertnamehere]

[AnnieQuill]

I graduated today

[Emiliano]

Exhausted. Physically, mentally, emotionally.

[Cridders88]

[MENTION=23498]bryyzy[/MENTION] and [MENTION=22727]Cridders88[/MENTION], just exactly how cool is British beer and cider at point of service? Certain American beers are little more than water and are served quite cold, like 40F. I am given to believe that a Brit would recoil at that.

Not a beer drinker myself but I do like a cider straight out of the fridge, which is probably about 40°F. Much more refeshing. In pubs, they are served pretty cool but not as cold as the fridge.

[Salvadordelgado]

My name's SalvadorDelgado, i m 25years old and i m a young painter from eastern Europe.Anyone interested in private talking ?

[valkyrie4488]

Today was okay, and just need to take a Metoprolol. lol

[valkyrie4488]

[MENTION=15656]Sylph[/MENTION] whom I've known from elsewhere on the interwebs has mentioned before about guys sending him pictures of there genitals, but today something weird along those lines happened to me. lol I've been talking to this Asian fem guy on FB purely as a friend sense I'm in a relationship, and I'm always there to talk to and support friends, but he's suttle and makes what he wants clear, and today as soon as I logged on to FB he says "Hi" followed by a picture of his butt from the side wearing nothing but his birthday suit. XD