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once again i woke up early to tell the garbagemen about the poetic brutality of the free market & once again they mistook me for a bin and threw me in the truck
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your tattoo says ‘only god can judge me’ yet here i am
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Generation Y has problems.
Generation Y cannot find a job. Generation Y cannot break in. Generation Y has discovered that cash is the key to every door. Generation Y feels pressured to “make it” but cannot endure the rat race. Generation Y is starting to realize that it shouldn’t try to “make...
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Hello Kitty
YO MAMMA SO UGLY SHE MADE HELLO KITTY SAY GOOD BYE
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"Hey, this could be me you're talking about, or perhaps me if I hadn't got help. Crippling perfectionism and a fear of failure that makes any endeavour seem both impossible and simultaneously not good enough. Accepting help is admitting you're not perfect, so all offers of help are refused. The result is a life of constant paralysis and fear. I doubt he's happy. I bet he barely even knows what it means to be happy. If this guy is who I think he is (and I'll admit I'm projecting a bit here, but I think I'm right, it rings a little too true), then he carries a heavy, heavy, heavy burden that has been with him his entire life and which he probably feels he cannot talk about with anyone. He may feel that with the intelligence and education and background he's been given, he's supposed to be a star, a leader, one of those successful people with a glow around them. Everyone's invested in him and told him he's great and everyone has always expected big things from him. But he's always doubted himself and felt that he didn't earn the praise and couldn't belong 'on top' with all the other bigshots. He desperately wants to just find a job that allows him to get on with his life and be happy, but he can't, because any job that's too 'mundane' will make him feel like a failure, like he's let everyone down, and any job that's too 'good' will either be not good enough, or will feel like something could never do, thus exposing him as a fraud. I'll point out a few things about the way you relate to him. He's a shining star, incredibly intelligent and talented, 'under-employed', coming through a 'lost decade'. From his point of view, he's almost 40, unemployed and underemployed, wasted his youth, wasted his adulthood, nothing to show for all the good fortune that was showered upon him. It is impossible for him to believe that he should be in a good career. He knows that people over-inflate his value, because they see his 'potential' and not what he actually is, not what he's actually achieved (not much), not what he actually wants (to just be okay, to not be the best). I know you're concerned for him and that's great. He needs you. It's no longer possible to maintain the facade that he's still that shining star on an upward trajectory which would have carried him through school. Now the harsh reality stares you both in the face and stabs him in the gut every single day. For the longest time everyone thought he was great and he felt worthless, and he's slowly sabotaged his life until it's in line with his inner perception of himself. Now he really has failed in the way he always feared he would, letting everyone down. His deepest innermost desire, so deep that he doesn't even know it's there, is to lay it all down and rest. Just lay the burden down. Stop needing to be perfect and be okay with just being okay. Then it wouldn't matter, none of it would matter. Be there for him, but be there for him, not who society thinks he should be. Ask him how he's feeling. Encourage him to seek a therapist. It will be hard for him, because perfect people don't admit they need help. Insist. Tell him it's not to fix him so he can go be a lawyer -- it's to help him lay the burden down."
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During a discussion on the ethics of designer babies, a doucher of a student in my English class raised his hand and said that “Parents should be able to genetically modify/abort their child, but only if they know that the child is going really suffer, like if it’s going to be wheelchair bound.”
I’m not here to take sides on a very complex issue, but for obvious reasons his comment pissed me off, so I sarcastically retaliated under my breath.
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If wishes were fishes I'd get my thrills by growing gills #aquarium #mylifeaquatic (Taken with Instagram)
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