An example would be when others are expressing happiness in a social situation, and one would expect to join in but just cant. A horrible feeling comes back. Do others feel this??
Often feel alone, and outcast, in everyday life
An example would be when others are expressing happiness in a social situation, and one would expect to join in but just cant. A horrible feeling comes back. Do others feel this??
Last edited by MORRIZSEY; January 29, 2012 at 01:35 AM. Reason: ...................
Re: Often feel alone, and outcast, in everyday life
You've come to the perfect place then..
Re: Often feel alone, and outcast, in everyday life
Yes. Sometimes it's hard to pretend.Originally Posted by MORRIZSEY
Re: Often feel alone, and outcast, in everyday life
It doesn't get any better with old age if one is wired that way I'm afraid.....
Just hang in there and maybe love will set you free. It is the only thing that has that special power.
Re: Often feel alone, and outcast, in everyday life
Everybody is lost,
But they are pretending they are not...
I know why you're dreaming, because it's the only escape
Re: Often feel alone, and outcast, in everyday life
What makes most people feel happy leads us headlong into harm.
Re: Often feel alone, and outcast, in everyday life
This is typical of my life right now. I would like to be left alone, to do what I please, as I please. I have a set of idiosyncratic principles that others don't understand because its not tangible. I'm too abstract and I got my head in the clouds.
Re: Often feel alone, and outcast, in everyday life
I recommend reading Post Office by Charles Bukowski.
Re: Often feel alone, and outcast, in everyday life
"Come,
let's scatter roses and pour wine in the glass;
we'll shatter heaven's roof and lay a new foundation.
If sorrow raises armies to shed the blood of lovers,
I'll join with the wine bearer so we can overthrow them.
With a sweet string at hand, play a sweet song, my friend,
so we can clap and sing a song and lose our heads in dancing."
- Hafiz
'I swear to god i must be the only true optimist left on the planet.' (Carl Crowder)
'I want to join the Optimist's Club, but they probably won't accept me.' (David Cervera)
'I've felt like a goat, ever since I was a kid.' (James Demastus)
If any of those drew a smile, more here - http://web.maths.unsw.edu.au/~jim/selfref.html
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