When was the last time you REALLY felt happy/excited about something in your life?

[st_99]

Something that stands out.

Move to different state?

New girl?

New Job?

Discover new hobby?

 

[Wiesman44]

1) and 3) 2 weeks ago.

Good times

 

[Ganondorf]

Almost every day of my life lol

 

[OzyBoy]

I am feeling pretty good at the moment and it seems to be getting better as time goes by.

 

[Hughman]

I'm feeling pro as we speak.

Had a great week where I controlled a frame against this stupid little ***** and her whinny friends because I had been upfront and a jerk with them. Then me and my buddy managed to open a 4-set. I got 2 numbers but looks like I've lucked out on them, but my buddy might get something from one of them. That's in my thread about me becoming an *******.

Then yesterday I was part of a flashmob. From there I got 5 numbers, and it looks like I can score with one (I knew her beforehand, and I'm getting mad IOIs from her) and I might get with another one. I'm still to try the other 3 numbers.

And from next week, it's my results day (which decides if I get to go to uni to become a doctor), then my birthday party, then my night out with my best buddies as a VIP at one of the best clubs in town.

 

[taiyuu_otoko]

My first trip to Bangkok. Jesus Christ.

 

[Taviii]

When I drink, and that is becoming a problem.

 

[virginat40]

when I stole a bible from an ex-gf who cheated on me and shredded it 14 yrs ago, she read her bible daily but common everyone knows the bible full of crap, she found out and left me an angry message, good christian she is, ha

man oh man I felt good

 

[comic_relief]

I got a new girl and that has made me feel happy, but the last time that I felt truly excited for life was:

when I took a 350 mile bike trip across Northeastern Pennsylvania. :rockon: :rockon: :rockon:

- comic_relief

 

[speakeasy]

Last March when I was packing my back about to engage on a 2 month adventure across S. America. The combination of excitement, anticipation and fear was like nothing I've ever experienced.

 

[st_99]

Reason I brought this up is because I haven't felt that good feeling (in a lasting way) in a long time.

I've felt pockets of excitement, happiness, contentment here and there but its always fleeting, never lasting. Its here today, gone tomorrow.



Meet a girl, turns out she's a ho

thought career advancement was up ahead, false alarm

you get what I'm saying, nothing lasting has happened in a looooong time.

I just feel very stagnant. Not progressing.

 

[synergy1]

when? right now.

I have a great opportunity being a part of a start up company which I will have some ownership stake in. What makes this so exciting is that it is 100% up to us, the engineers, to make this thing happen. I feel confident that we could be millionaires before age 35 if we do it right - but this is more than about the money. Its about doing something new and challenging outside the safety of a corporate desk job.

We start in one month, but I am already doing design work and literary research before the funding comes in and our start dates are 'official' . Reading journal papers and trying to re-learn thermal systems analysis and design reminds me that my engineer skills need a lot of polishing!

 

[st_99]

when? right now.

I have a great opportunity being a part of a start up company which I will have some ownership stake in. What makes this so exciting is that it is 100% up to us, the engineers, to make this thing happen. I feel confident that we could be millionaires before age 35 if we do it right - but this is more than about the money. Its about doing something new and challenging outside the safety of a corporate desk job.

We start in one month, but I am already doing design work and literary research before the funding comes in and our start dates are 'official' . Reading journal papers and trying to re-learn thermal systems analysis and design reminds me that my engineer skills need a lot of polishing!

yeah, thats what i'm talking about, cool.

 

[synergy1]

yeah, thats what i'm talking about, cool.

I am sure there will be the lows, the times I want to quit and run to the sanctuary of safety and comfort of a corporate job. Its easy to get excited over something like this, but I am well aware that there will be low points getting there. I signed up for the ride, not just the high points.

Before that though, I was living in a stale predictable existence that you mentioned. While its nice, it is very boring and it makes you wonder...is there more to life than just this?

 

[Unbridled_Phoenix]

when? right now.

I have a great opportunity being a part of a start up company which I will have some ownership stake in. What makes this so exciting is that it is 100% up to us, the engineers, to make this thing happen. I feel confident that we could be millionaires before age 35 if we do it right - but this is more than about the money. Its about doing something new and challenging outside the safety of a corporate desk job.

We start in one month, but I am already doing design work and literary research before the funding comes in and our start dates are 'official' . Reading journal papers and trying to re-learn thermal systems analysis and design reminds me that my engineer skills need a lot of polishing!

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