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I am surely not atheist, but these people that says "god will always love you", believe in the same god that "loves" people in Darfur; in its present state, hope is not the right word for those people. I hope you don't dwell on that, because it may seem delusional right now.
I know I'm 3 years younger than you are, but please try to hear me out to help you out.
Seriously, like someone already said, life is what you make it to be. It is very true to every second that passes as you're reading this sentence. If you think you're going to have a bad day, you are going to have a bad day. If you think you're going to have a good day, you are going to have a good day. Everything in life has its own judgment, and the master is you. People hurt you, okay, knives hurt you too. That is just a simple, natural and initial reaction, but there is still time left for judgment. If you dwell on the fact that life is bleak, of course you will be depressed, no doubt about it.
At this point, the way I see it, if you want to reach happiness and hope, there are two ways.
This one is a must, quit your damn job. And please don't tell me you work at Olive Garden. If you are, I'd personally hire myself to be the manager and fire you personally. haha, laugh! That's the first step!
Anyway,
#1
Change the perspective of everything in your life; yeah, everything. Try to see it, hear it, smell it, touch it, and feel it in a way you did not before. Life, as I promise you, will become.... I have no better word, grand.
There are 6.7 billion living on earth (as of July 2008), I'm f****ing sure, not everybody is going to hurt you. I'm not trying to insist you to go out there and be friends with billions of people, I'm trying to say it really doesn't hurt to have few more people other than your parents to be a part of your life. In my opinion, and others' too, friends actually help you (physically, mentally, emotionally) more than they hurt you. If they do just the opposite, why were you guys even friends the first time?
That's one idea, I'll give you another, so you can get a hang of it.
You don't fit in? Okay, I'm a brown kid, that goes to college with white kids who love football like it's a religion, I hate football. All of my friends joined fraternities and sororities, I was the very very few who didn't join. I love to sit in front of my computer for 6 hours straight, my friends thinks I'm a total geek. At parties, I'm that only guy in the middle of the room that dances while everybody just stares and watches and laughs. The fact is, I have more friends that I can imagine and they all love me, as is (yeah, I know I can't believe it too). Sorry if that comes of as boasting, but that's not the point at all, neither is having many friends. I am very very very very different, better word- eclectic, than many of my peers. If I put it in your perspective, f*** no i don't fit in. But at the same time, who gives a sh.. anyway. I am in very same position that you are in. The only difference? The judgment of the situation.
#2
Dwell only on those things you call "good", and not the "bad".
-If you have a job you dont like and you're still working there, you're dwelling in the "bad". Solution: Quit and/or Get a better job.
-You don't like social settings? Do something in your life that doesn't require dealing with people; that should have been anymore obvious.
-Think nothing of the past and future when all there is is now (present).
-Pizza tastes like crap, DONT EAT IT (jk, I love pizza, mmmm). Simple as that, and life can work the same way.
That's enough to give you an idea.
Look, I personally don't recommend the 2nd idea, but it's a hell lot easier than the first. I just put it up there in case One is way too hard for you to do and/or comprehend; Since you're 22 and already fabricated you're morals and values, it's hard to change at that age.
At the same time, I highly highly recommend to try your best over and over to do the first advice. That seems like your only salvation to true happiness. If you need help to fulfill that goal, go ahead ask help from your parents, or friend, or cat (whatever pet of choice), or even a professional (psychiatrist, psychologist, psywhateverist). I really want to help, because it really saddens me for anybody to think life is less grand than what it is. I hope you can take my words into consideration. My help is always here, (Oh man, this is going to be a bad idea, posting my email) but here's my email if you need more of anything else tnnoensie@hotmail.com
Sinc,
TN
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