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03/22/2004: "Another year closer to death."
I've recently turned 28. I've a steady job, a reasonable disposable income, am in comparatively good health and seem to have become intellectually and emotionally disengaged from life.
I'm not unhappy, depressed nor suicidal. I'm just bored. I need to find something that makes me want to get up in the morning to study, interact with or be a part of. I can't think of anything that fulfils these criteria.
Is it normal for people to feel like this? Or does it only happen around birthdays?
Replies: 7 Comments
on Monday, March 22nd, DaninVan said
Why do you think we keep women around?
Yes to the b-day question.
You need a hobby, have you thought of maybe making a 1:50,000 scale model of London?...with working lights? Or, how about going around to all the peeler bars and doing personal profiles of all the strippers for a Tourist book you're writing? You'll meet all kinds of new and interesting people...
on Wednesday, March 24th, COCKLES said
:(
You need some creative outlet Idgaf. Perhaps weekend writing classes or something?
on Saturday, March 27th, CurlyVIII said
I know how you feel matey. I've not long turned 28 myself (must be a funny year :)) but every hobby I take up just gets boring when I try to find a relevance for it rather than it being a distraction from life. Think I'm just searching for something different...
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on Tuesday, July 20th, lisa said
Cheer up,
How about finding a new career. I believe Patientline pay very well!
on Tuesday, July 20th, lisa said
OOPS!!!!!!
Forgot to mention, I also understand or have read somewhere recently - work in the NHS environment is very rewarding and sobering!
on Wednesday, July 21st, IDgaf said
I'm trying to get a new career. Wouldn't touch patientline though. They were even in the newspaper for that flashing light thing.
I'd work for the NHS. I've been turned down by them before, though.
