Anonymous wrote: It is so hard on me mentally
Quote:Anonymous wrote: It is so hard on me mentally
Like I've advised you before, try to develop a more kool outlook on things via Christianity..
We've all taken krap during our lives, for example my dad was forced into a shotgun wedding with my mum because I was on the way, I think he wanted to have me aborted but she refused, so all through my childhood I had to suffer evil verbal abuse and hatred from the little **** and my self-confidence was shot to pieces, it took me years to patch over the holes, and I'm now the toughest person I know!
The trick is to just let the past go, and swagger on..
God said- "Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past.
See, I am doing a new thing!
Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?
I am making a way in the desert and streams in the wasteland"
(Isaiah 43:18 )
Romeo said: my self-confidence was shot to pieces, it took me years to patch over the holes, and I'm now the toughest person I know!
Frank Apisa replied: In all seriousness, I suggest you spend more time thinking about what you wrote there, Romeo.
I'm not sure you have been as successful as you suppose.
I do wish you good luck, though, on completing the patchwork!
Quote:Romeo said: my self-confidence was shot to pieces, it took me years to patch over the holes, and I'm now the toughest person I know!
Frank Apisa replied: In all seriousness, I suggest you spend more time thinking about what you wrote there, Romeo.
I'm not sure you have been as successful as you suppose.
I do wish you good luck, though, on completing the patchwork!
Which part of this don't you understand mate?- "I'm now the toughest person I know"
Check out my swagger vid again and try to tap into the awesome power and confidence emanating from it, then perhaps it'll help you to stop wearing out the W-R-O-N-G letter keys on your keyboard..
"On several occasions I have been shown to be wrong...and I acknowledge my mistakes without trying to gloss them over....And when proven wrong...I simply acknowledge that I was wrong."- Frank Apisa 17 Nov 2013 in 'Morality,Drugs,Existence' thread
"I often am wrong...and I have no problem with acknowledging when I am"- Frank Apisa 17 Nov 2013 in 'The Half-Life of Facts' thread
"When I am wrong, I acknowledge that I am wrong"- Frank Apisa 20 Dec 2013 in "Scientific studies: Religious people are less intelligent than atheists" thread
Quote:Romeo said: my self-confidence was shot to pieces, it took me years to patch over the holes, and I'm now the toughest person I know!
Frank Apisa replied: In all seriousness, I suggest you spend more time thinking about what you wrote there, Romeo.
I'm not sure you have been as successful as you suppose.
I do wish you good luck, though, on completing the patchwork!
Which part of this don't you understand mate?- "I'm now the toughest person I know"
Check out my swagger vid again and try to tap into the awesome power and confidence emanating from it, then perhaps it'll help you to stop wearing out the W-R-O-N-G letter keys on your keyboard..
"On several occasions I have been shown to be wrong...and I acknowledge my mistakes without trying to gloss them over....And when proven wrong...I simply acknowledge that I was wrong."- Frank Apisa 17 Nov 2013 in 'Morality,Drugs,Existence' thread
"I often am wrong...and I have no problem with acknowledging when I am"- Frank Apisa 17 Nov 2013 in 'The Half-Life of Facts' thread
"When I am wrong, I acknowledge that I am wrong"- Frank Apisa 20 Dec 2013 in "Scientific studies: Religious people are less intelligent than atheists" thread
You are a true piece of work, Mick.
Put this in your pro column, Romeo.
Quote:You are a true piece of work, Mick.
Which part of this don't you understand mate?- "I'm now the toughest person I know"
Check out my swagger vid again and try to tap into the awesome power and confidence emanating from it, then perhaps it'll help you to stop wearing out the W-R-O-N-G letter keys on your keyboard..
Which part of this don't you understand mate?- "I'm now the toughest person I know"
Check out my swagger vid again and try to tap into the awesome power and confidence emanating from it, then perhaps it'll help you to stop wearing out the W-R-O-N-G letter keys on your keyboard..
I'm sorry to have to tell you this, but people who have real self-confidence... never talk about it, and they never swagger because of it. People who constantly claim to be confident are usually in denial of deep insecurities.
Neologist unwisely entered the fray with: No need to tell Romeo twice, Frank. He still won't pay attention
