I am not even close to having a full life. Does anybody have enough friends or relationships, and have a job.(at the same time)
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not really, i read sometimes, and do things here and there at home, but most of the time i sit by myself or visit my parents.
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I have a lot of friends, most online but a couple off. 1 friend lives a few miles from me and I see a lot, another a few hours from me and has visited once, but qe talk online a lot.
I have a big family, 6 kids, 5 still at home. 3 grandkids. A husband I adore. A small part time job I love.
We’re very poor, but other than that, it’s a good life.
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I think online friends are equal to ‘real.’ How is online not considered ‘real’ when you build a relationship? In some cases online can be more authentic.
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I don’t have a job, but I have a great family and a home. So I consider that a full life
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I have a full life but no job. I replace the time I would spend doing a job with this forum participating in peer to peer support to better my mental health and reading about current events and taking care of day to day activities like banking and bill paying. Then I have my kids and grandbabies and my ex and my sister daily to interact with. I have other good friends that I keep in contact with sporadically that enrich my life.
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Life is What You Accept And Deny That Sleeps in Your Collective Solitude or Gathering
Be it Good
Be it Bad
It’s Your Decisions Based Upon The Stage of Freewill
I Walk Among The Thorns, And Give Thanx to The Sky
Sincerely,
Nosferatu Bat Beam (sleepoptimistic)
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I think I do. I’ve got a lot of good friends, I have a family and hubby. I have no job other than being a stay at home mom and I homeschool and also online school. Once my kids are more independent I will get back into the work place.
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Full life? What does it mean? I’m content
I have a good life. The rents always paid - home for life. Decent rig to play games on - and always got food in the freezers.
That will do me. Im happy with that.
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A full life means if you socialize enough, and you have enough to do.
To Do as You Please?.
or
To Please The Normal Standards of Society?.
Sincerely,
Nosferatu Bat Beam (sleepoptimistic)
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The more I think about it, a full life can mean that if you are content with how much you socialize, and you have enough to do.
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I Sometimes Find Talking to My Voices Can Be Quite Stimulating Company.
Not as You Are Doing Now, Talking to Yourself an All.
But!, With That Aside, Being Content With The Gifts From Mother Nature, is a Great Way to Socialize I Agree.
Sincerely,
Nosferatu Bat Beam (sleepoptimistic)
Oh, I consider online and offline as real friends.
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I wish more people would see it that way.
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I don’t have a full life. I am 36 years old, still live at home, single, no friends and jobless. I am too scared to be alone so I stay living in the family home. Plus I wouldn’t be able to afford rent on my own. I feel stuck for many more reasons also. I guess hard times are not forever. Everything ends.
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A full life is contentment. I wouldn’t say it’s how many friends you have or how much you do. My current friend count is zero. I’m happy with that. I don’t want friends. I’m happy with chatting with you folks.
As far as being busy. I’m gonna be real busy soon. I don’t think my life is any fuller because I’m busier.
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I’d rather have one good friend than a hundred crappy one’s.
But sure. I have an interesting and unique life. It’s my own and I don’t compare it to others. When you try to keep up with the Jones’s it will lead to nothing but suffering.
-Skunky
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oh, ok…I understand 