... you'll never find Ms. Right, and at 38 the pickin's are getting slim?
... you want to change careers?
... you don't have any close friends that you can talk to?
Sorry, don't want to bring anybody down. Nothing to see here. Move along, move along...
2 comments:
Do you feel like that often, or were you just having an off day when you wrote this?
I'm sorry you feel/have felt this way; it upsets me to know that you're bummed out about your life.
I would, you know, say a bunch of inspirational things but I don't want to sound overly optimistic or annoying.
I suppose all I can say that would not make me sound like a motivational speaker is to have faith & look on the bright side. Surely something good is happening in your life, even if there are some bad things you can't stop thinking about. [I'm not telling you to not think about the bad things.]
[I'm sure that did not help at all.]
The Christmas thing was extremely awkward. All of the old people [not old people as in the "cute" way teenagers refer to people when they're really referring to anyone over the age of twenty-five, but the people over the age of seventy.] decided to hang on me & have awkward small talk with me. & the majority of the people who attended I didn't know, so I had to deal with the whole awkward "Nice to meet you" "& you" now what? kind of thing.
They should have all just skipped right over me & talked to my sister because she'll blab your ear off with Disney talk & the exciting college life & her smile is bigger than my head. I'm the quiet one.
I don't know if that made sense or answered your question. I suppose it went well (:
How was your Saturday evening?
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