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<blockquote data-quote="mjbailey21" data-source="post: 759625" data-attributes="member: 556512">Yeah, tough it out.I&#039;ve had problems in the past, some serious and some not so serious.It always feels like everything bad happens all at once, in different aspects of your life.Whether its losing a job, losing a loved one, losing your b/f or g/f, getting in trouble with the law or even just doing shitty at school, I know how it feels.Like said before, once you get over the hill- you learn more than you realize.&nbsp; You become wise and it actually pays off in the long run.&nbsp; We don&#039;t realize these things all the time, but be thankful.&nbsp; If you believe in Jesus, he will help you through it too.&nbsp; I notice once I get over a bad time that all the sudden everything goes my way.&nbsp; Just don&#039;t get too down and keep looking up.&nbsp; Remember, you will always have loved ones who care about you too.&nbsp; Even if you don&#039;t notice or think it.&nbsp; Think about doing good things for not only yourself, but them as well.As gay as this sounds,&nbsp; I had to do community service for school and it felt great.&nbsp; It was easy things like remodeling houses and stuff like that, but getting to know new people and doing something for somebody else felt great.&nbsp; It really puts other things in perspective.I am also one of the most sarcastic/mean/selfish people you will ever meet, so if you chose not to take any of this to your head- I don&#039;t blame you.-Matt</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mjbailey21, post: 759625, member: 556512"] Yeah, tough it out. I've had problems in the past, some serious and some not so serious. It always feels like everything bad happens all at once, in different aspects of your life. Whether its losing a job, losing a loved one, losing your b/f or g/f, getting in trouble with the law or even just doing shitty at school, I know how it feels. Like said before, once you get over the hill- you learn more than you realize. You become wise and it actually pays off in the long run. We don't realize these things all the time, but be thankful. If you believe in Jesus, he will help you through it too. I notice once I get over a bad time that all the sudden everything goes my way. Just don't get too down and keep looking up. Remember, you will always have loved ones who care about you too. Even if you don't notice or think it. Think about doing good things for not only yourself, but them as well. As gay as this sounds, I had to do community service for school and it felt great. It was easy things like remodeling houses and stuff like that, but getting to know new people and doing something for somebody else felt great. It really puts other things in perspective. I am also one of the most sarcastic/mean/selfish people you will ever meet, so if you chose not to take any of this to your head- I don't blame you. -Matt [/QUOTE]

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