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How have you changed in the past year?

positive: I've been a participant in a flourishing "e-br :rainbow: mance"

negative: my participation in said "e-br :rainbow: mance" has been from teh bottom :(
 
Positive (I think): I've learned to be just the right amount of selfish. I learned this year I need to focus on making myself happy before others and not let other people affect my emotions to the extent they have in the past.

Negative: I'm realizing I'm kind of jaded or burnt out in regards to the dating scene. I say I want somebody but no matter how great a guy I find lately, I just can't seem to be or stay interested or want to put in the effort. It's bothering me.
 
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positive: I've been a participant in a flourishing "e-br mance"

negative: my bottom in said "e-br :rainbow: mance" complains a lot :(
 
Those work, but I was going for how you have changed, not how your life circumstances have changed.

Either way, thanks for sharing.

I used to get up at 11:00 AM and go to sleep about 3:00 AM. Now I get up at 7:00 AM and go to sleep at 11:00 PM. There, is that better?

Well that's still not how "I" have changed, just my habits. Okay, I think maybe I'm even more introverted and inhibited than before. At work there are so many people who know more than me and have more experience than me, I just shut up unless I have a question. Also, I'm surrounded by hard-core Christians, including most of my superiors, so as an agnostic-bordering-on-atheist, I just keep my mouth shut on that issue as well. So far I have successfully avoided even being directly asked "where do you go to church", because answering "I dont' go to church" would be inconceivable to them.

You decide which is the positive and which is the negative.
 
P: i successfully climbed the ranks of my corporate ladderr at an accelerated pace
N: some ppl had to get canned so i could get there job hahaha
 
I don't know about the past year but in the past 6 weeks
Positive- lost almost 20 lbs due to diet, been hitting the gym everyday, feel sooo much better about myself , energy has gone thru the roof. Quit taking some of the medsI've been on for almost 2 years , feeling Great. Found elite fitness forum,an with the knowledge abound here, will continue to improve myself one day at a time!!!!
Negative- just wish I had more money, to try out more supps.


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Positive: I'm stronger and more independent. I've accomplished things I never thought I could.


Negative: I don't trust people. Im always looking for alterier motives.

Trauma and prolonged abuse of any kind changes ur brain. You will scan your environment and analyze people for signs of danger. Could be a touch of PTSD, any type of trauma can cause it not just combat.

A good video on trust

How Can I Trust Again? - YouTube


Me: Last year this time I was depressed and didn't know it. Funny how you don't realize those things until you're normal again. So, the positive is that I'm my normal self again. I feel great on the inside and it shows on the outside. I'm glad I made it out of the rain. Though I have my eye on the horizon for storm clouds, I'm enjoying my time in the sun. :D

I can't think of a single negative right now. Lol.
 
I used to get up at 11:00 AM and go to sleep about 3:00 AM. Now I get up at 7:00 AM and go to sleep at 11:00 PM. There, is that better?

Well that's still not how "I" have changed, just my habits. Okay, I think maybe I'm even more introverted and inhibited than before. At work there are so many people who know more than me and have more experience than me, I just shut up unless I have a question. Also, I'm surrounded by hard-core Christians, including most of my superiors, so as an agnostic-bordering-on-atheist, I just keep my mouth shut on that issue as well. So far I have successfully avoided even being directly asked "where do you go to church", because answering "I dont' go to church" would be inconceivable to them.

You decide which is the positive and which is the negative.

Wow, really. I am in the Midwest and you'd think I'd run into that. I don't. I have no Christian friends at all, especially hard core bible-thumpers that would talk about it in a work environment (which is totally inappropriate btw) They are no where to be found. I am around city and countyoften and no one asks me that, ever.
 
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