The 'Make An Honest Confession' Thread! Part V: Rebirth

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I confess job hunting was fun today.

For about 5 minutes. :down
 
I confess that the job hunt has me incredibly stressed out.
 
I confess that when I woke up one time in the middle of the night, and my at the time girlfriend was standing next to my bed, staring down at me, I got an adrenaline rush out of this world.
 
That's so ****ing creepy. lmao

My friend had that happen to him too, and his girlfriend is kind of loopy in the head.
 
I confess job hunting was fun today.

For about 5 minutes. :down

I think it's always fun when you find an available job that you're actually qualified for and think you have a shot. It gets much less fun when you get the rejection letters. :cmad:

On that note, I did find an available job that I'm actually qualified for and think I have a shot. But I know that I'm going to grad school next fall, so I don't want to get a job that I won't want to leave. I don't want to be miserable either, though. It's a fine line.
 
I confess that I've been putting off job hunting, partially because I don't know what I want to do. Although, after touring the theater department at my school earlier today, I'm thinking of volunteering to help with the set designs, and if possible, I might even consider doing that as a job if I like it.

On that note, I did find an available job that I'm actually qualified for and think I have a shot. But I know that I'm going to grad school next fall, so I don't want to get a job that I won't want to leave. I don't want to be miserable either, though. It's a fine line.
Yeah, this is my last semester, but I won't graduate until next May, and I kinda want to go to Graduate school. So I'm thinking of working and saving some money during that semester off, but at the same time I don't want to do something and know that I'm going to leave in a few months.
 
That's so ****ing creepy. lmao

My friend had that happen to him too, and his girlfriend is kind of loopy in the head.


It was creepy as ****, and I'm still creeped out to this day by the event, but I can't deny the rush I got from being so freaked out...
 
I bet you were like "**** woman, that scared me BUT I WANT THE **** OUT OF YOU NOW!".
 
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She's the best I've ever had.
 
I confess that I am going to try as hard as I can to get all of my homework for next week done in the next 3 days. I am scared, however, that video games will once again be my downfall.
 
I confess that when I woke up one time in the middle of the night, and my at the time girlfriend was standing next to my bed, staring down at me, I got an adrenaline rush out of this world.

I didn't know you were in Paranormal Activity 3!
 
I confess that it's great knowing you have friends that are there for you no matter what. Even if it's for the smallest, dumbest reason.
 
I confess that as much as I haven't felt in the mood to go out in the past year, I do kind of miss the nights when my brother would take me out with his girlfriend and her brother to the movies or just for a drive late at night. I guess getting older and having kids really makes some people boring.
 
I confess that when I woke up one time in the middle of the night, and my at the time girlfriend was standing next to my bed, staring down at me, I got an adrenaline rush out of this world.

I'd get a rush too...a creeped out rush. Scary :wow:
 
I find it really hard to mourn or feel sad for people I don't know.
 
I've found that I can only mourn for people I don't know if I've seen them naked.
 
It doesn't make you either of those. Imagine if you mourned every person you've ever heard about dying. It's a good thing that you can distance yourself from that sort of thing.
 
I don't usually mourn people I don't know. The only time I feel sad about anything in the news is if I sit and listen to the story and reflect on it. When I see a headline that reads wildfires burns 100 homes , 25 dead it has no immediate effect on me.
 
I don't usually mourn people I don't know. The only time I feel sad about anything in the news is if I sit and listen to the story and reflect on it. When I see a headline that reads wildfires burns 100 homes , 25 dead it has no immediate effect on me.


Same here. You can't get distraught over every massacre you hear about on the news, or you'd be an emotional wreck 24/7. I'm not saying it's a good thing to be desensitized to the point where we hear this stuff and don't bat an eyelash, but it's unavoidable.

But that doesn't mean I'm incapable of feeling anything. If I really sit and reflect on something I can get to the point where I cry over it. I'm a big history buff, especially WWII, especially the Third Reich, and I've had quite a few times where I've really thought in depth about the Holocaust and gotten really disturbed by it.

I'm not usually especially affected by celebrity deaths, but I was also really bummed about Heath Ledger, and there are a couple other ones I can think of offhand whose deaths would upset me.
 
Tragedy is something you can't dwell on, at least for me. Yeah there's a time and place for it but there's also a time to move on.
 
Death is sad and unfortunate, but yeah, you shouldn't ever dwell on it because it really can't be undone. I will admit though, it bothers me when someone dies and people have nothing but good things to say even though a lot of people probably had problems with that person and just don't want to admit it.
 
I confess that I continue to feel stressed.
 
I'm not usually especially affected by celebrity deaths, but I was also really bummed about Heath Ledger, and there are a couple other ones I can think of offhand whose deaths would upset me.


I think it's normal for people to get upset over celebrity deaths. You might not know them personally but there is a slight connection.
 
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