Praying for both you and your dad. I know that it seems the same for me and my life- I can only be a certain amount of happy/content before the universe decides that I've got to get off my high horse >.>" And often I'm then kicked when I'm down. You're still going strong, so give it time! I'm sure things will get better. Is it possible to contact the site that published that article and have it recinded/taken down? Sometimes they'll do that.
Atria35 (post: 1502970) wrote:I'm sorry to hear things have been rough. I'm sorry to hear you've left your boyfriend, but I'm sure you made the best decision for yourself. Praying that things get better with your friends and that the year will get a lot better!
Hope you made the correct decision, I hope you feel alright
Atria35 (post: 1503993) wrote:What he said isn't true. Depression isn't something you can turn off or make not happen, and if all Christians were happy then it would be kind of sick (seriously. Starving Christians in Africa have every right to not be happy). And hiding it can be worse, since then you can't get help for it.
Atria35 (post: 1504041) wrote:I don't think you're being pathetic and un-loving at all. You have a big heart, and that seems to be why you get hurt so much.
Of course, being depressed literally all the time isn't healthy, so depending on how often you feel depressed, there are studies that show the expression on your face can affect your mood slightly (so if you're only feeling a little down, a smile might help). But for the most part, it's just how you feel, and that's how things are.
Hey, there's no set time period for when you get past feeling down or anything of that nature. What matters most is getting through it, even asking for help and support if you feel you're no longer able to keep it up on your own. There's no shame in admitting you might need help and asking for it .
Change the way you think, whenever you think; "This sucks," instead think; "God, I need you, please be with me." I had to start doing that, otherwise I felt sick that I never talked to God, even though He is always listening.
LOLangelo (post: 1505049) wrote:Hey! i just wanted to say a few words to hopefully encourage you...i know how it is with dealing with relationships that go bad one way or the other and like the world just gangs up on you for some reason...but you keep being strong and have faith that gods got his hand in your life working behind the scenes preparing something amazing just for you...im sure jesus and god smile upon you from above. i hope you start to feel better about your situations! Always remember that god loves you dearly
,Angelo
Atria35 (post: 1505075) wrote:Daaang. I'm so sorry to hear that. I think that if he's being cruel, then avoidance is the best option. Was the study at your church? Talk to the pastor or whoever's in charge- they should speak with him and make it known that that behavior is unacceptable. If it was just you and him, don't invite him there again. He's just going to be mean and petty, from the sounds of it.
Atria35 (post: 1505114) wrote:No, I can get that. However, if he's mistreating you at their youth ministry, your parents should be behind you and telling him that's unacceptable behavior. That's what parents are supposed to do. And you also have a right to mention to your pastor what's been going on. Someone needs to set him straight, and you need a safe place to escape to.
K. Ayato (post: 1505250) wrote:Hey, Maka. It's completely normal after a breakup (speaking from experience some years before hubby and I got married) to look back and ask "Where did things start to go south?". Still, it's not always a healthy outlet for what you're feeling, especially when it's been recent. If you don't catch it, soon you'll be beating yourself up with questions like "Why didn't I handle this a different way?" or "How was it that I failed to notice this?".
Right now is not the time to be looking back, hon. Praying for you .
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