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Thumbs down Dec 01, 2010 at 12:19 PM
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This year is more than important for me, and it is imperative that I work hard, yet... I'm not doing that!

I'm procrastinating, perhaps falling behind in my work, and I've become lazy. I have a big paper due on Monday, and I have yet to start. However, I'm not as stressed, which is great.

I can't admit my feelings to myself, or I'd probably get depressed about all I haven't done or could have done. That's the thing. Depression. I don't want to stress myself out to the point where I'd be stuck in the dumps.

I'm capable of much greatness, but I don't want to. I'm disapointed in myself because I want to do all that I can in my life.

I can't find that happy medium, everyone. How can I get my mind out of the gutters and working again?
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Default Dec 01, 2010 at 12:32 PM
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Sometimes you have to thrust yourself in the work. You may not feel low now, but when the consequences come... are you ready to face them and be calm?

Channeling emotions or living with them... this is so important.

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Default Dec 01, 2010 at 01:21 PM
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I see..
I guess ultimately, I'll suffer. I haven't suffered much at all, but I guess all the lazyness will hit me hard and knock me down in one blow, eh?

Thank you!
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