What do you do when you're unhappy? - Page 4

Kell_ee001 · 24-04-2008, 12:17

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Originally Posted by Bigstan

America's Next Top Model or whatever pish Kelly's watching

That's finished now

Salisha won btw!

Stan_Lite · 24-04-2008, 12:20

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Originally Posted by Kell_ee001

That's finished now

Salisha won btw!

Admiral Huddy · 24-04-2008, 12:32

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Originally Posted by Justsomebloke

I have sex with Myself

I've often tried this but I keep giving myself the cold shoulder and saying I have a headache!

Garp · 24-04-2008, 13:28

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Originally Posted by Haly

Good attitude

I tend to either talk it out with a few people or play games. It doesn't fix everything because it depends on why you're unhappy but most general things, it works for me. Often it's more that I just want to get away a bit from the problems and walk away, so games work well for that. Then I come out from it when I want to face the problem and deal with it. With the average problem, it's simple enough to fix then if I step away briefly.

I've a habit of playing games too when things are starting to get on top of me. Allows part of my brain to switch off and concentrate on something, in the mean time the rest of my head is able to more methodically work through whatever it is that is bothering me. Seems really weird to be playing a game at a good level of difficulty and still be able to wrangle away at something effectively simultaneously.

Haly · 24-04-2008, 13:29

I think that's what my brain does too. Multitasking ftw

I often find I play FPS games better if I'm stressed or worrying about something. I think I just go into autopilot so end up quite instinctive in the end

_dogma_ · 24-04-2008, 14:09

I'll have a cry or talk to the ratties. If I'm feeling really bad I'll curl up and sleep.

Goose · 24-04-2008, 14:25

I bottle it up and wear a fake smile. In my family, being open about these things is a sign of weakness.

Roberta · 24-04-2008, 14:29

Throw myself into work. There's nothing like chatting with other people and hearing their problems and worries to put mine into perspective.

Pebs · 24-04-2008, 14:34

I become a hermit and withdraw from all of my friends. Or try to talk about it and then brush it off with an 'ah it'll all be FINE!'. It's amazing how used to being unhappy you can become. I also find I avoid doing the things that I know will make me feel better, like going to the gym or eating properly. Basically I seem to do as much as possible to ensure I remain bloody miserable.

Chuckles · 24-04-2008, 14:40

From my experience, if chicks are unhappy about things, they tend to storm into the house in a big huff and sigh very loudly. When you enquire "Anything the matter?" you get "NO!" as a reply. You then carry on playing xbox for 5 mins before you get another massive sigh followed by them storming off to the bedroom and slamming the door.

Still, crappy 14" terrestial TV in there compared to a 42" HD plasma with Sky/Xbox attached in the front room - Who ends up the winner there?

24-04-2008, 13:29	#35
Haly Do you want to hide in my box? Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 14,941	I think that's what my brain does too. Multitasking ftw I often find I play FPS games better if I'm stressed or worrying about something. I think I just go into autopilot so end up quite instinctive in the end __________________ Halycopter

24-04-2008, 14:09	#36
_dogma_ Long Island Iced Tea Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Kirkcaldy, Fife. Posts: 278	I'll have a cry or talk to the ratties. If I'm feeling really bad I'll curl up and sleep. __________________

24-04-2008, 14:25	#37
Goose The list is long, but distinguished Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Århus, Denmark Posts: 1,643	I bottle it up and wear a fake smile. In my family, being open about these things is a sign of weakness. __________________

24-04-2008, 14:34	#39
Pebs Easymouth Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 6,716	I become a hermit and withdraw from all of my friends. Or try to talk about it and then brush it off with an 'ah it'll all be FINE!'. It's amazing how used to being unhappy you can become. I also find I avoid doing the things that I know will make me feel better, like going to the gym or eating properly. Basically I seem to do as much as possible to ensure I remain bloody miserable. __________________ ...faster you naughty little monkey! Running through hell, heaven can wait!

24-04-2008, 14:40	#40
Chuckles '09 sexual conquests: 4.5 Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 1,075	From my experience, if chicks are unhappy about things, they tend to storm into the house in a big huff and sigh very loudly. When you enquire "Anything the matter?" you get "NO!" as a reply. You then carry on playing xbox for 5 mins before you get another massive sigh followed by them storming off to the bedroom and slamming the door. Still, crappy 14" terrestial TV in there compared to a 42" HD plasma with Sky/Xbox attached in the front room - Who ends up the winner there? __________________

24-04-2008, 14:29	#38
Roberta Pole Model Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 5,986	Throw myself into work. There's nothing like chatting with other people and hearing their problems and worries to put mine into perspective.