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Re: Have I helped you?

Kerrie B. Wrye — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 13:16:10 -0000

Brice, you must know that the film's website has no live links on it.

A little frustrating to discover this info about the topic at all, called TCK on the web, & run into dead-ends so quickly.

What can you update everyone about the release/access to seeing the film?

I have read that is was released in Japan, & just released in the U.S.A._ where?

Thanks,

Kerrie
I am a new TCK online community member, & real world TCK since the 1950's

Re: Rest if you must, but don’t quit

Alistar Earls — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 23:44:02 -0000

I think that its right to rest if you must but don't quit. You must be more persevere on every work that comes in your life. I think that if you can still do it, then you must not quit.

Re: The Joy of Belonging: 36-year old man recovered from 12 years of stuttering & depression after “making better friends”

ADHD Children — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 05:49:27 -0000

My son has ADHD and I know how frustrating it can be to get
help and support.Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is becoming one of
the most diagnosed disorders among children and even adults these days.

Re: (Pics) Largest And Unique Christmas Trees Around The World

USB 3G — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 20:25:48 -0000

I love it, Thanks again.

Re: The Joy of Belonging: 36-year old man recovered from 12 years of stuttering & depression after “making better friends”

Karentoday — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 03:06:15 -0000

Sorry, I didn't finish my thought of, "But recognize that not every thing in life is completely right or completely wrong; But the point is, respect the fact that..."

I was trying to make the point that we need to treat other people and their ideas with the same respect that we want for ourselves.

But by all means, stay away from people who show the type of disregard and disrespect that could bring harm to you or others. For example, if they do dangerous drugs or plan to break the law in some way and try to persuade you to join them in those activities.

And remember that whatever a person will do to others, they will do to anybody, including you-- whether it is hurtful gossip, serious lying, stealing, cheating, or hitting. I can''t think of any good reason to stay around people who can and will likely hurt us or our loved ones like that.

These are some of the lessons I have learned. I hope some of it helps you.

Re: The Joy of Belonging: 36-year old man recovered from 12 years of stuttering & depression after “making better friends”

Karentoday — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 02:46:17 -0000

Seppe, you said, "Many times it comes to a confrontation I’m so deeply hurt in my
believes, principles and values by these friends that I can’t be friends
with them anymore. The person in question does not even understand why.
Not all people think as much as I do and are therefore many times
unaware of what they are doing and why I can’t be friends with them
anymore."

The thing about beliefs, principles and values is that not everybody has the same ones. Every person sees the world a little differently--and at times, a lot differently--than anyone else.

Everyone is different, so no person on earth is going to think exactly like you. But that does not make them wrong. And it does not make you wrong. It just makes you all human.

If you want to keep friends, you must be flexible in your attitude. Recognize that everybody has a right and responsibility to think for themselves. You can "agree to disagree" about some things, such as politics, for example. But recognize that not every thing in life is completely right or completely wrong; But the point is, respect the fact that

Better yet, just accept people for who they are. After all, you want them to accept you for who you are, don't you?

Treat other people the way you want them to treat you. That is the most important principle of all. Some people call it the Golden Rule.

If someone hurts your feelings without meaning to (by not following the Golden Rule, for example), recognize that they may have simply made a mistake, and they may deserve your forgiveness. After all, wouldn't you want a friend you value to forgive you if you accidentally hurt them?

All of us are right about some things and wrong about others. And many things in life have no clear right or wrong. Life is complicated. Circumstances, ideas, actions cannot always be judged as good or bad, black or white, or right or wrong. There are a lot of gray areas in life. That goes for beliefs, principles and values as well as everything else. Including people.

You are intelligent, so read books about such things as how to have good relationships, how to get along with people, how to work with people, how to overcome difficult childhoods, etc. You may be surprised to learn that millions of us had difficult childhoods and had to raise ourselves, so to speak, to grow into mature, compassionate, understanding adults. We read related books, magazines and online articles; got counseling; took academic or religious classes; talked with close friends; and, believe me, thought just as much as you do.

Also, people who can keep one, two, or three really good friends for years and years are very, very fortunate. All of us have friends who come and go. It's normal. But if you really care about a friend, give them the same amount of room to grow that you need for yourself.

Also remember that you can have a certain belief or opinion today and change your mind about it tomorrow. That often happens as we learn. So don't be rigid in your thinking and judging. Be more flexible. Be open to new ideas. Be open to change. Give yourself and others a break. You deserve it.

And by the way, why not play snooker as a hobby? Just have fun with it. Where career is concerned, you will have the best chance of long-term success and growth if you work at something that you would want to do even if nobody paid you. (But certainly find a way to get paid for it, of course!)

Re: I am a failure, what about you?

champs kell — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 06:47:45 -0000

You may feel like a burden to your parents and be unemployed right now, but everything changes in life.

Re: I am a failure, what about you?

Yaso — Sat, 04 Jun 2011 14:38:18 -0000

i'm sorry.. i got so inspired by your story i almost cried. but im 13.. i always leave everything to the last minuite and never get what i want done in time.. i don't study a bit as hard as i should, even though my parents' undeserving trust in me.. im overweight but not that fat, and i can never finish anything or get anywhere i want or do anything i'd like because i always fail!! i know it sounds horribly pathetic compared to your issues which i might say i was amazed at how they turned out.. but even though i keep telling myself not to give up i fail again and again and i've just grown tired, no one can be so strong. i feel like i have literally nothing n my life but my friends and faith in god. i never ever talk to anyone about this.. not because im ashamed or scared of what they might think of me, but because i haven't just grown tired of this, i've also grown sick. no studies.. i have 4 days left of school and im in the middle of my finals and i still can't get myself going!! what the hell is wrong with me that i've been trying to lose weight since last year and i even ALWAYS eat healthy (seriously) but just can't do it till now?? i can never succeed in any of my goals and simply feel pointless. please help.

Re: The Joy of Belonging: 36-year old man recovered from 12 years of stuttering & depression after “making better friends”

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Re: I am a failure, what about you?

Brenda — Thu, 14 Apr 2011 12:06:59 -0000

Good day! I have read the websites profile and also the stories of different persons who have encountered failure in their lives. I would like to share my own story of failure...I was terminated from my work and since then I cannot get a new job.. I can't passed the psychological exams needed for application and I have taken an international exam twice last year but I didn't achieved what I desire. I don't know what to do because it's been year already...

thank you....

Re: I am a failure, what about you?

el29 — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 22:02:56 -0000

im currently failing my masters course with only one of 6 modules passed. i never seem to learn and continue to push and push but i never seem to come up with the goods. every year life gets harder and harder and its my own fault, im just a glutton for punishment.

Re: “people think I’m fat”. Brave girl shares story

Jennifer Leigh — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 12:11:39 -0000

Your not fat at all. You are beautiful and courageous and inspiring to other people. :) I believe god makes all of in beautiful in our different shapes and sizes, you are unique and beautiful, and when you learn to accept yourself as you are other people will too.

Re: Have I helped you?

Jennifer Leigh — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 20:09:01 -0000

Every time I open an email from you, in it I find a message I
believe god meant just for me. It helps, especially now when my home
life is falling apart. My parents are divorcing, My step father is
not on serious drugs, and we found he was also a drug dealer. I
finally was able to open up to my mom and tell her my step father
had molested me at one point in time, We cried for a while, and she
held on to me, and told me it wasn't my fault that that had happened
to me, she hadn't known and if she had she would have put a stop to
it. I tell you this only because I know your messages helped me over
come a lot of this, and come even closer to go, I don't know if you
realize how special your messages are, but you help people on a
deeper level than many of us could even comprehend. Thank you for
your messages, and I look forward to many more of them.

Sincerely,
Jennifer Leigh

Re: Birthday Hugs: Give someone a hug for my birthday and I may send you an iPod shuffle :)

Brice — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 15:24:46 -0000

You won! :)

Re: Birthday Hugs: Give someone a hug for my birthday and I may send you an iPod shuffle :)

Brice — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 15:24:29 -0000

Congrats Myra Dumapias! You're the random selected winner of the iPod shuffle. :) Your name was randomly picked from this name selector:
http://www.aschool.us/moodle-s...

I'll contact you to send your prize. Thx to everyone who hugged & gave to charity: Stefan Pylarinos, Erin Elliott, Takako Watanabe, and everyone! Hugs to all of you! =)

Re: Birthday Hugs: Give someone a hug for my birthday and I may send you an iPod shuffle :)

Daisybc — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 15:13:51 -0000

I hugged and donated to charity too :)

Re: Birthday Hugs: Give someone a hug for my birthday and I may send you an iPod shuffle :)

myra — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 15:06:20 -0000

Just coming back to say I hugged on ur bday! :)

Re: Duke University: The Future of Non-profits is Social Enterprise

adult services — Fri, 18 Feb 2011 05:05:00 -0000

Assessing 226 children aged 9 to 17, researchers at Duke University Medical Center said the findings could explain genetically why some children in problematic families manage to maintain enjoyable relationships with their parents while others are ...

Re: Birthday Hugs: Give someone a hug for my birthday and I may send you an iPod shuffle :)

Brice — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 20:07:31 -0000

Congrats Stefan, you won the $100 travel voucher! :)

Re: Birthday Hugs: Give someone a hug for my birthday and I may send you an iPod shuffle :)

pinkpyjamas — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 19:28:03 -0000

I'm in! =]

Re: Birthday Hugs: Give someone a hug for my birthday and I may send you an iPod shuffle :)

Amylmil — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 19:27:58 -0000

Possibly the most excellent idea I've heard in a long time!

Re: Birthday Hugs: Give someone a hug for my birthday and I may send you an iPod shuffle :)

EmilyH — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 08:50:10 -0000

I'm definitely a hug advocate! A powerful antidote to stress, depression, and loneliness!

Re: Birthday Hugs: Give someone a hug for my birthday and I may send you an iPod shuffle :)

Therese — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 13:57:05 -0000

You always amaze me. Happy birthday, Brice and belated chuc muong nam muoi! xoxoxo

Re: Birthday Hugs: Give someone a hug for my birthday and I may send you an iPod shuffle :)

Brice — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 15:40:21 -0000

Hey that's awesome Stefan!

Re: Birthday Hugs: Give someone a hug for my birthday and I may send you an iPod shuffle :)

Takako Watanabe — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 09:09:50 -0000

I am leaving a comment here. I will leave you a cat footprint.