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[hops]

Has I mentioned before that every time someone say that they are bad at life and that they're not going to be successful I have to resist the urge to say something about it, due to me obviously not having experience?

But I feel that if you feel like you are bad at what you do, then it's maybe time that you think of actually having fun. I don't mean the procrastinating kind, though, but I mean the kind where you do something productive because you /want/ to do it, not because you feel obligated to do it. This may come off as hypocritical from me, who nearly stopped doing art a couple of times on the notion which basically boils down to "i'm not perfect and best at everything waaaaaaaaah", but maybe the key to being good at doing something, is that you can't force it. And no, if you have fun from practicing and training for it then that means you aren't forcing it and so you're good.

tl;dr: those who think they're inadequate, chill.

[LordSlowpoke]

my fun is vaguely illegal and socially obstructive

so i'm stuck here faffing about

thinking of quitting my job and moving someplace hopefully less shit actually but nobody i ever asked delivered info on that country's immigration practices so

open prod to mooselords: how the fuck do i enter your syrup and horton's filled wonderland

[Yoink]

I wonder where babby came from...

Well, when a man and a woman love each other very much...
Dangit, why am I having to explain this stuff to a med student?!

[Skyrunner]

open prod to mooselords: how the fuck do i enter your syrup and horton's filled wonderland

Assuming you're talking about Canada, if you have professional skills and maybe even a job offer in Canada, you can apply for employment immigration I think. There's a set number of slots per job though.

[Yoink]

I didn't have any spinach, pineapple, jalapeņos or onion to put on this pizza.

[hops]

Not even jamaican mustard? D:

[timferius]

open prod to mooselords: how the fuck do i enter your syrup and horton's filled wonderland

Assuming you're talking about Canada, if you have professional skills and maybe even a job offer in Canada, you can apply for employment immigration I think. There's a set number of slots per job though.

If you just want to visit? Just need a valid passport, then come on up! Used to be you didn't need a passport to cross the US/Canada border, but I guess too many Moose were slipping across the border or something, so now you need a passport.
(I am assuming you're American, because? If not, then you'll probably want to fly).

[JoshuaFH]

I'm just thinking of calling to cancel my bi-weekly therapist appointment, just because I ONCE AGAIN haven't made any appreciable progress towards any goals whatsoever. I just want another week, even though I've gotten two weeks, to do something, and when it comes to that I don't even know why I try or care anymore.

Should I cancel? I just don't know, and I need to decide right now.

[Dutchling]

I'd say going to the therapist in the first place is a form of progress.

Assuming they're any good at their job

[Rose]

I'm gonna go ahead and join the bandwagon of people who can't motivate themselves to get out of the rut they're in.

[Spehss _]

Pre-cal test today. Tried studying. Still nervous about it. Will probably do terribly and die of seppuku.

[Tiruin]

I wonder where babby came from...

Well, when a man and a woman love each other very much...
Dangit, why am I having to explain this stuff to a med student?!

It's called etymology ;p

Has I mentioned before that every time someone say that they are bad at life and that they're not going to be successful I have to resist the urge to say something about it, due to me obviously not having experience?

But I feel that if you feel like you are bad at what you do, then it's maybe time that you think of actually having fun. I don't mean the procrastinating kind, though, but I mean the kind where you do something productive because you /want/ to do it, not because you feel obligated to do it. This may come off as hypocritical from me, who nearly stopped doing art a couple of times on the notion which basically boils down to "i'm not perfect and best at everything waaaaaaaaah", but maybe the key to being good at doing something, is that you can't force it. And no, if you have fun from practicing and training for it then that means you aren't forcing it and so you're good.

tl;dr: those who think they're inadequate, chill.

This is actually experience.
May not be the best worded or whichever you'd like to attribute to it, but it is experience with the prospect of development.
Which is great experience.

[Arx]

Standing made head spin. Got to watch all the pretty lights. This is vaguely worrying.

[Graknorke]

I wonder where babby came from...

Well, when a man and a woman love each other very much...
Dangit, why am I having to explain this stuff to a med student?!

It's called etymology ;p

Baby → Babby

It's pretty simple.

[Eric Blank]

Babby came from memetic yahoo answers parody video, Tiruin. I wish I could link it, but I can't on my phone. Is dumb phone.