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- You believe that life is short and so you must gather as many experiences as possible.
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- Small businesses give directly back to your community by paying taxes, unlike a multinational chain store.
- Local business owners also provide a lot of support for non-profits in the area.
- “Inoculate” yourself against homesickness
- In an act of minimalism, Twitter wiped out creativity. Never forget.
When we talk about “talking”, we don’t necessarily mean you need to actually say the words. There are services that can help by text, email and instant message. Nervous around people, I don't have an anxiety where I don't like interacting even with strangers. I get quite anxious if I am away from home in an enclosed space so for example, on a bus/car/plane, in a cinema etc. And when it comes to eating out, I feel physically sick.
For about a year now, I've had anxiety when away from home. I went on holiday last year and my anxiety ruined it because I constantly felt sick and unwell. In the last 6 months it's gotten progressively worse and in the last couple of months, it's gotten really bad to the point where I'm at my wits end.
You believe that life is short and so you must gather as many experiences as possible.
I love the actual "work" part of the job, and if your senior, it's a great lifestyle. For those of us on the bottom of the seniority list, not so much. Yeah, man but I’ll be movingly to a junior base come August so that should aliviate the boredom of sitting around in a crash pad in the northeast all day. To be honest it’s really nice to get up in the air and actually do some flying on the regular again. Knock all the rust off the gears and get back in the Zone if only for a little while. My wife was so confused when I told her the actual day a holiday occurs is pretty meaningless to me.
I'd love to have the WB lifestyle, but at my shop, it's so senior that its not going to happen for a while. A good percentage of our WB FO's are guys who bid back from NB CA. One day I woke up....I realized is this my life? Literally working for this shit company. For mediocre pay....I’ll retire in 20 years and the best part of my life will be gone.
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I feel alone, sick, weary, depressed, anxious… the list could go on. I feel similarly, although my situation is a bit different then yours. My friends at college are much closer than my friends at home, but I am extremely attached to my family, and get huge bouts of homesickness. It’s not that I don’t like being here, it’s just that it’s so hard to be alone (I have great friends, but it’s not the same as living with family). I never really noticed before I left, but there’s just this comfy feeling I could let everything dissolve in at home. I’m really close to my mom and I didn’t want to leave her.
I felt like I did nothing over break and while I’m excited about my classes it’s just hard to be here. I haven’t made any friends but I understand that it will take time. Classes start tomorrow so I had a whole day off today and I just walked around and read. My boyfriend comes to visit me on the weekends or I go to his school and in that time I feel like myself again. I saw all my friends over break and it was just so easy but here I feel very tense and stressed out about socializing. It does not mean, however, that you can’t enjoy whatever “college experience” you want to experience.
Small businesses give directly back to your community by paying taxes, unlike a multinational chain store.
I used to be a really sociable person but now I make excuses not to go out and when I do got out, I have a miserable time. Im super close to my parents, sister, and her kids. It breaks my heart every time I have to leave my nephew since I love him unconditionally. What also makes it worse is that I don’t have a lot of friends at school.
It was a tough job, but not any worse than I had done over there before. The difference was I would travel over there on Monday morning and come back on Friday evening. I work an average of 90+hr weeks and still live in a bunk house somewhere in the U.S.of A. It's getting old that's for sure... I'll be spending most holidays on the road for the next two years. Just got back from a long Easter weekend spent in a factory...
Local business owners also provide a lot of support for non-profits in the area.
In October 2012, Twitter bought Vine, just months after its conception, in an attempt to monopolize on the social photo and video-sharing industry. In a world where Facebook had recently acquired Instagram, it seemed to be the only logical response. If anything makes me feel like a visitor, it’s that. Having to pack up and unpack when I get to my own house. Which is why you think meeting people is any day better than seeing the four walls of your house. Most of the days, they are already asleep when you come back home.
The thing is, when I'm home, I don't miss it. Like most people, I like being in my own bedroom and being around family. The main thing, however, is that being around my friends from home on a regular basis again has made me realize that 1.
I’m not really social but, I’m making friends, like people like me and all, but I just don’t feel like I belong here at all and I don’t feel happy with it. I’m just kind of shy and anti-social in general. I just feel like I’m making myself miserable every night by being here. This isn’t for me even though I make my boyfriend pick me up every Friday. I know I should be looking forward to going home every weekend, but it’s not doing it for me. I just want to transfer to a college closer to home.
The travel commuting back and forth is on me. I stay in an apartment with several other guys doing the exact thing I'm doing. I'd wager the majority of the tenants in the whole complex are airline people.
Local business owners also provide a lot of support for non-profits in the area. But the point is that your degree is not for you. It's for your kids you want to teach when you're trying to explain long division or the pythagorean theorem.
Being in a situation where you don’t feel accepted can make you feel as if you don’t belong there and might make you want to leave. If you’re in this situation, help is available from people who care. The first step is to talk to someone you trust such as a family member or friend. Not everybody has someone they can talk to about this stuff, so you can talk to the digital mentors at Ditch the Label who will help you through this chapter in your life. I’ve never been out bowling, if I wasn’t there, y’know making some silly joke.
I pick at food for fear of vomiting if I eat too much and every mouthful makes me feel worse and worse. I don't enjoy meals out like I used to. My stomach churns, sometimes I get a really bad stomach and have to go to the toilet a number of times. And that's before I've even eaten anything.
There are loads of reasons for being unhappy at home. Written down, some look more serious than others, but the fact is, you’re unhappy and that is making you think about running away. Even small issues can build up over time to become massive. Remember that running away is very rarely a good solution.
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