How is everyone feeling? (31) - Page 252

Consolida · #**7531** 3rd October 2016, 16:15

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Originally Posted by flumpsy

Goddam sinus infection. The sugar on top of the joy that is a nasty cold. So far it's actually quite bearable , not having to get up early and struggle through work makes such a difference.

I really sympathise, Flumpsy, because long after my colds have disappeared I'm always stuck with awful sinus infections that can last for several weeks - the pressure that builds up above the nose and across the brow can be goddam painful. It's good that you aren't having to struggle into work with it though.

I went out for a meal with my family yesterday and the waitress had a stinking cold. She looked like she was gonna collapse. Her eyes were red and streaming and she had some livid looking cold sores around her nose and mouth. Can't imagine why her boss didn't send the poor girl back home to bed, plus on a purely selfish level I didn't much relish the thought of eating apple pie and snot custard.

Now entered the second week of havining a sore Neck so taken copious amounts of painkillers again. Oh the joys of getting old

Pink*Lady · #**7532** 3rd October 2016, 16:16

Toxic · #**7533** 3rd October 2016, 18:35

I'm defo getting worse in social interactions and my phone manner has gone from embarrassing to god awful

I'm not buying it when people s ay if you keep doing stuff it gets easy, I know on paper it "should" work like that..but in some cases..its utter bollocks

There are 3 things in life I struggle with..(3 off the top of my head anyway) all 3 of which I have daily exposure to..all 3 I'm no better several years later, **** it

newbs16 · #**7534** 3rd October 2016, 21:31

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Originally Posted by Darth Sidious

The usual chest pain.

Are you going to see someone about this?

newbs16 · #**7535** 3rd October 2016, 21:48

^ How come?

Pandapop · #**7536** 3rd October 2016, 21:48

Drunkies

newbs16 · #**7537** 3rd October 2016, 21:56

^ Hope you don't have to wait too long.

Oddity · #**7538** 3rd October 2016, 22:09

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Originally Posted by Pandapop

Drunkies

#drunkonmondaybecauseFUthatswhy

Pandapop · #**7539** 3rd October 2016, 22:15

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Originally Posted by Oddity

#drunkonmondaybecauseFUthatswhy

Exactly

Dandelion10 · #**7540** 3rd October 2016, 22:43

I have a date with a guy tomorrow evening who sounds, at least on text, like trouble.

The more I search elsewhere the more perfect my b.f seems.

Got eye strain at the moment from all the close reading and screen glare. Had my eyes tested and thank god they're fine.

Pandapop · #**7541** 3rd October 2016, 23:09

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Originally Posted by Dandelion10

I have a date with a guy tomorrow evening who sounds, at least on text, like trouble.

The more I search elsewhere the more perfect my b.f seems.

Got eye strain at the moment from all the close reading and screen glare. Had my eyes tested and thank god they're fine.

So you cheat on your boyfriend at the beginning of your relationship and cheat on him a little bit more?

Go you

Dandelion10 · #**7542** 4th October 2016, 00:24

Not too worried about your opinion P but thanks for the encouragement.

He doesn't know but if he loved me he would marry me, he won't and I can't really hack the break-up.

I'm not sure what I'm doing but don't most people think that when THEY do something bad, it's not really that bad?

It started in earnest after we broke up so it was legitimate, but then I carried on.

After Uni (when I'm 34) I'll probably be ready to settle down and he's made it clear that won't happen with him.

newbs16 · #**7543** 4th October 2016, 01:43

Anxiety seems bad again atm, getting anxious about silly things that make no sense at all. Thought having a break would help but now I'm anxious again at stupid o'clock.

newbs16 · #**7544** 4th October 2016, 01:44

^^ Why doesn't he want to settle down?

newbs16 · #**7545** 4th October 2016, 01:56

^ It's just really frustrating, wish I was more normal.

Metal Goat · #**7546** 4th October 2016, 02:32

Dandelion - he doesn't deserve this just because he doesn't want to get married. Lots of people don't want to get married. He's made it clear to you that he doesn't want marriage - maybe it's a personal thing and he would feel the same way no matter who he was with. He's not lied to you, he's put it all out on the table for you to take it or leave it. It really isn't fair to pretend you are okay with it and then date behind his back. Why can't you hack the break up? I am sure that it won't be as bad as you think. It sounds like you might be happy to have some freedom. I think you should explain to him that if he doesn't want to get married then you are going to leave him. It's unfair to do this. He should be allowed to move on too if his girlfriend doesn't want him.

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newbs16 · #**7547** 4th October 2016, 10:14

Rubbish - I've got an upset stomach again!

Fantastical · #**7548** 4th October 2016, 11:07

Really tired. Felt so nauseous last night so at least that is gone. Throat still hurts. Hope these antibiotics start working soon.

Appear · #**7549** 4th October 2016, 13:39

Operational but fairly hopeless.

Coffee · #**7550** 4th October 2016, 14:03

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Originally Posted by Dandelion10

Not too worried about your opinion P but thanks for the encouragement.

He doesn't know but if he loved me he would marry me, he won't and I can't really hack the break-up.

I'm not sure what I'm doing but don't most people think that when THEY do something bad, it's not really that bad?

It started in earnest after we broke up so it was legitimate, but then I carried on.

After Uni (when I'm 34) I'll probably be ready to settle down and he's made it clear that won't happen with him.

Merritt · #**7551** 4th October 2016, 15:21

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Originally Posted by Fantastical

Really tired. Felt so nauseous last night so at least that is gone. Throat still hurts. Hope these antibiotics start working soon.

I once had a tooth abscess with really bad swelling, I remember the antibiotics working quite quickly, within a few days. Hope they kick in for you soon and it all gets sorted

Tooth pain's the absolute worst.

^ Eek, that must be really stressful, Winter

Hope the letter turns up.

Ronnie_Pickering · #**7552** 4th October 2016, 16:18

Should this not be in the 'you know you are getting old thread when'... buying a shed. Joking

Just realised I've nominated myself for an awful job tomorrow.

blancmange · #**7553** 4th October 2016, 17:57

Terrible.

Professor Willow · #**7554** 4th October 2016, 18:10

@Dimples

blancmange · #**7555** 4th October 2016, 18:47

^+^^ Thanks.

newbs16 · #**7556** 4th October 2016, 18:51

I've messaged you.

Silent Ninja · #**7557** 4th October 2016, 19:52

Tired.

Ronnie_Pickering · #**7558** 4th October 2016, 21:37

I seem to have IBS recently, it's rather antisocial. It might because of antibiotics, but really Pungent gases coming out!

Ronnie_Pickering · #**7559** 4th October 2016, 21:38

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Originally Posted by flumpsy

^ yeah, nobody should be so excited about a shed but when you spend so long trying to find a way to organise it it's like winning gold at the Olympics for me. Only I can store stuff in my achievement.

Whats the awful job, is it delivering a shed to somebody who won't answer their phone ?

As a matter of fact..
Nah it's counting stock.

Tembo · #**7560** 4th October 2016, 22:07

Very upset that I've lost a friend.

I hadn't really talked to them for a couple of months, as I needed a break from their over-sensitive paranoid behaviour. I contacted them to ask them if they wanted to meet up, but it ended up in a massive argument. I stayed calm and polite all the time. However, after I finished work I saw a nasty message from them and just had to retaliate. I probabably shouldn't have stooped to their level, but I lost all patience and had to reply. Anyway, its quite clearly ended the friendship. A psychiatrist could write a thesis based on the messages that were sent to me.