Current Events > C/D: Your life will never improve.

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Well I improved it so

Yeah sure why not CD

Deny. It's going fairly well.

Deny.

It cannot but improve, for I am left with no choice. Though there's nothing pushing me foward anymore, still I have no choice.

It's really the world that won't improve. My life is very inconsequential and small. But that's why I have no choice, as there is only one end for us all.

I think your life will improve TC.

D. Im still making an effort. So, there's always an opening for it to get better. I just need to try a lil harder now

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I find something new to buy or do every day

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It's been improving

Tobi011 posted...

I think your life will improve TC.

Why?

maybe, my life is already great

I'm hedging all my bets on 100 Presidents. I'm building a mine, if there are any resources to be found. There is no way I can come to such a conclusion and not intuitively understand something related to it.

Confirm as fuck

I don't think so, but it's foolish to give it a hard and fast C.

You never know when a hot girl is going to show up and want to have sex with you.

GrandConjuraton posted...

Why?

You'll always have me :D

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My life has been improving for the past 9 and a half years.

D, I'm pessimistic but not that pessimistic lol

Confirm in certain aspects at least.

Im not really a smart person (at least in ways that matter) so Ive kind of hit a wall where like I have no idea what to do to improve, and since Im in my mid-30s with no real experience in adult things, I dont really see how I CAN improve.

Hard to say, as I am happy with my life. But I guess I can deny because I will be engaged soon, and hope to buy a place in time. So it can improve more?

And I know you are engaged, so not everything is bad.

Confirm. I mean, I'm not getting any younger. I'm just awaiting all the issues that come with old age.

bsp77 posted...

And I know you are engaged, so not everything is bad.

That doesn't disprove my topic.

GrandConjuraton posted...

That doesn't disapprove my topic.

You've been doing this for a full decade despite constant improvements.

Hoodroar posted...

You've been doing this for a full decade despite constant improvements.

Name some improvements, then. From where i'm sitting, my life is more or less the same as it was for close to the whole decade.

I dont think Ive worked hard enough to even entertain saying at least I tried, so Im gonna keep growing some more and then decide

Deny. I'm going to learn coding so I can make more money. I also got a new car, so I don't have the problems my old car brought. Even if the coding option doesn't workout I still have other plans and options to improve my life.

Deny

deny

for all confirms: do you think you were put in this position, or are you residing to it? or have you got to a level you're satisfied with?

Confirm, I'm an irredeemable screw-up.

Naysaspace posted...

deny

for all confirms: do you think you were put in this position, or are you residing to it? or have you got to a level you're satisfied with?

I don't really know what you are asking. I'm constantly trying to improve my life but it usually fails or backfires somehow. Not unlike a cartoon villain really. I am emotionally content because I have a lot of support.

GrandConjuraton posted...

That doesn't disprove my topic.

It does. If you really love this person, then marrying should be an objective Confirm for you.

But I'm wondering if you're really engaged in the first place. IIRC, you've never had a real boyfriend in the first place, you've only e-dated them. Is this a real engagement? Be honest.

Naysaspace posted...

deny

for all confirms: do you think you were put in this position, or are you residing to it? or have you got to a level you're satisfied with?

My circumstances and how I got to where I am aren't easily categorized. I've made plenty of poor choices that definitely played a role in shaping my failure and cause me regret up until this very day, but there's also failures on the part of society itself (such as an inability to address bullying and bigotry), where I live itself (a poor rural area in Southeastern Kentucky, which is full of the bigotry I mentioned), and poor/abusive parenting while growing up (mostly on the part of my father, who permanently ended up damaging me despite our relationship getting a little better in recent years). Hell, I don't even really have any hopes or dreams, either.

What this really amounts to is a person who is severely emotionally damaged and is afraid of most people, things, and of really even just doing anything in general.
@Naysaspace

AmericaTheBrave posted...

It does. If you really love this person, then marrying should be an objective Confirm for you.

But I'm wondering if you're really engaged in the first place. IIRC, you've never had a real boyfriend in the first place, you've only e-dated them. Is this a real engagement? Be honest.

Marrying actually does very little to improve anything. I'll still end up doing exactly what I do now: staying in my house with little societal contact and no hopes or dreams, and little fulfillment. I'll just have another person to do that with.

And yes, it does count. I consider him my soul mate and can't imagine a more perfect match, considering how we're identical in most ways (which is important to me, considering how relatibility is a lense I filter most things through, and how domineering I can be in regards to getting people to agree with my opinions on subjects I consider important); we were even born less than a day apart. The only complaint I have is our inability to bring things together, but that's solely because neither of us has any money. I have no income at all and his only income in disability (he has MS), so we couldn't support ourselves.
@AmericaTheBrave

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Not for everyone

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Most people in life seem to get what they want to some extent. A wife, a house, a job. Milestones basically. Some people are just locked out of milestones because they're abnormal.

GrandConjuraton posted...

Marrying actually does very little to improve anything.

If you believe that, then you shouldn't be marrying.

GrandConjuraton posted...

And yes, it does count. I consider him my soul mate and can't imagine a more perfect match, considering how we're identical in most ways (which is important to me, considering how relatibility is a lense I filter most things through, and how domineering I can be in regards to getting people to agree with my opinions on subjects I consider important); we were even born less than a day apart. The only complaint I have is our inability to bring things together, but that's solely because neither of us has any money. I have no income at all and his only income in disability (he has MS), so we couldn't support ourselves.

So you have never even met him? You can't tell if someone is perfect for you with just online chats and even facecams. Even if you have similar situations. Tho I would say your better match would be with someone who can uplift you, instead of keeping you company in misery. Are you sure you didn't just latch onto someone because they showed you kindness? Rushing into relationships and especially an engagement is a recipe for disaster.

If you're just a whiny crybaby your whole life things probably won't get better for you...confirm

D, unless things go terribly wrong, which is a possibility, my life will be improving at least a bit in the future. Just have to dig myself out of a few issues of my own doing.

D, life is pretty fucking good and getting better everyday.

AmericaTheBrave posted...

If you believe that, then you shouldn't be marrying.

So you have never even met him? You can't tell if someone is perfect for you with just online chats and even facecams. Even if you have similar situations. Tho I would say your better match would be with someone who can uplift you, instead of keeping you company in misery. Are you sure you didn't just latch onto someone because they showed you kindness? Rushing into relationships and especially an engagement is a recipe for disaster.

I've been in plenty of online relationships (at least ten), and believe me, i'm not just with someone for the hell of it. If I don't feel my needs in terms of a relationship are being met, I don't stay with them. Our third anniversary is just two days away.