View Poll Results: How do YOU cope?

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  • Bottle and ignore

    29 46.77%
  • Tell everyone / Ring radio station / Annoy friends

    13 20.97%
  • Pay WAY too much money for a shrink

    2 3.23%
  • Take mind altering substances to help

    18 29.03%
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Thread: Life and Stuff

  1. #1
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    Life and Stuff

    So here I am wondering about life

    ... No I haven't been smoking anything

    ... If you don't have a bike to take away your worries, what do you do?

    I ask cos I'm interested.

    My usual take is to talk about my problem to death, so I can then bury it and move on. But sometimes that really doesn't seem to be the best option.
    Makes things worse.

    I know there is no set formula for these sorts of things, but I'd be interested to see what you guys come up with to fix / change / sort out your problems.

    Remember, we're pretending you don't have access to a bike ....
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    Talking has got to be the go, even just socialising with other people and seeing whats is happening in their lives gives you a bit of perspective on things, makes you see your own problems in a different light. Sucks if you don't have friends though...

    Other than that, as I was told the other night (and no I am not maori) "kia kaha, be strong, walk tall"
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    Sounds like you need a break, Slipstream. (BTW - I didn't tick any of your options, because none of them are good solutions).

    The biggest thing is someone to share problems, gripes, fears, etc. with. Although talking about things doesn't always help unless you resolve to do something and actually do it, it is better than internalising.
    Sometimes small things can help - going for a quiet walk, having a good laugh at summat silly (comedy movie or whatever), having a good time with friends (if you have them - some of us don't...), just enjoying a special moment, like a beautiful sunset or whatever.

    Ultimately, we're on our own, so I guess the key thing (hard though it is) is learning to accept our foibles, weaknesses, the dark and ugly things only we know about ourselves, and just be content with who and what we are.
    Wish I could....
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Doing stuff with my boy. It's real hard to stay stressed with the little guy around. Or just getting busy doing something mind-dead like painting bits of the house or dare I say it - weeding gardens. Getting busy has always helped me in stressy times. Busy doing something unrelated to the stress-causing situation.

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    Don't think so much about shit. Especially that which you cannot control.

    Be motivated and have goals and ambitions.

    Try not to hurt too many people.

    But ultimately roll with the punches and go with the flow.
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    I ticked one of you responses, while I use it I can't say it is the ideal solution.

    Unfortunately time is the one thing that helps - and you can't buy bottled time.

    Talking with others is the best bet, puts different perspective and solutions to you 'problem' plus getting it off your chest helps heaps.
    Winding up drongos, foil hat wearers and over sensitive KBers for over 14,000 posts...........
    " Life is not a rehearsal, it's as happy or miserable as you want to make it"

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    i do wheelies and stoppies....wrks every time, not that i can recal the last time i felt like you do, but i prctice lots just incase ,


    i see u have no bike, y dont ya get WT or one of the other Welly boys to take ya for a blast and do a few wheelies? have ya feelin like new in no time or you will just shit ya pants....eitha way i bet ya forget all about ya troubles..

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    In the immortal words of Homer (Simpson), not the philosipher (sp)....


    "Dont over think it"
    Not even with yours!!!

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    with or without the bike (had 3 1/2 months of without recently!) I find the best one is 'pray'. Not one of the poll options tho

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    Excercise, excercise, excercise...

    Is not only a great way to relieve stress and help you forgot about a bad day, but it has the added benefit of being good for you and releasing natural chemicals to make you feel better.

    Whether it be a walk/run/pushbike around the block/park, or a session at the gym I find it to be a great way to unwind.

    my 2c anyway,

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    Don't worry about it - only dogs worry (sheep) & they get shot for it. Write your troubles down, then let go of them by burning the paper they were written on. GET A BIKE
    Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deano
    Don't think so much about shit. Especially that which you cannot control.

    Be motivated and have goals and ambitions.

    Try not to hurt too many people.

    But ultimately roll with the punches and go with the flow.

    Now this is bloody good advice mate, I'd give ya a "rep" point if I bloody knew how!

    But I have to emphasis the need for or two. . . .
    Always helped me
    Boredom, the root of all evil!

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    Share the issues, and exercise is great for working some out (running or the like)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maximus
    Now this is bloody good advice mate, I'd give ya a "rep" point if I bloody knew how!
    See the scales in the top right of each post?? Click that for the post you want to rep
    Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?

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    Ah ha!

    Quote Originally Posted by MSTRS
    See the scales in the top right of each post?? Click that for the post you want to rep
    Thanks for that mate, my first time giving rep points

    Ya'll have a good weekend, im moving the work meeting to the pub . Joy's of being "the boss" (well kinda)
    Boredom, the root of all evil!

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