 to diagnose than mental illness.
Still, that's no excuse. Look, I've been on (at least) an SSRI anti-depressant for most of the past 8 years. This is emotional botox. The stuff is still going on somewhere inside, but I am frozen on there surface. I don't spontaneously smile at all and I rarely laugh. I can rarely cry anymore- only when I'm exhausted, angry and hopeless. In other words, only over nothing, over myself. I certainly can't cry over books or movies anymore. Worse still, I struggle to mourn family and friends who have died over these years. It's like needing to yawn for ages without ever managing to get the oxygen to satisfy it.
I have flattened out so much that one moron actually diagnosed me with schizophrenia on the basis of all my negative symptoms. But the truth is that between the drugs and the depression, I no longer have any interests nor can I sustain anyone else's interest. I've also slowed down and pulled back from society quite a bit, so it's pretty unlikely that I would ever manage this entire comeback in a timely manner in real life. So I'm posting it here, for nobody to see it.
Don't fucking tell me to smile. Especially in line at the food pantry.
Just so you know, I read this and I promise if I see you on the street I will not tell you to smile.
But I do think you are an amazing person and a great writer.
--andi
You're quite a specimen yourself. Work on the preservation thing, chica.Prevent Falls

We were a post hardcore band from the late 90s/early 00s from NJ. We were signed to Equal Vision Records. Our 2002 album is on Spotify and we just started an IG to catalog the band's history. Give us a listen and follow us if you like what you hear or remember us. Hopefully we can re-release some old music or post some un-released tracks.

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Explore a gallery of a sampling of Kristin's personal work from Gainesville and beyond.Depends. If I just hated the commute, that would simply put me on a path towards selling the business.  Wouldn't be the end of the world at all. Hating living in/near Miami would be much worse, since I went through all the trouble, costs, etc just too have to figure yet another move. Worst of all of course would be my wife and kids hating living in Florida.  

I go to Florida a lot but it's always as a tourist and I'm on no real schedule.  Living somewhere is a completely different beast, and I've lived in the northeast my whole life, so I really don't know what to expect.I relate to this post so hard it hurts! I literally didn't know how to tell my mom that I had gotten my period when I was younger and dealt with it on my own for a few months until an incident where I needed her help. But I also didn't understand dating boundaries and would seriously overshare about previous relationships on early dates. 

All this to say; I don't have any suggestions that haven't been mentioned in this thread already but I can elaborate on some ideas I've seen:

1) asking people about what they did on their time off/ weekend. This often can give you an idea of their hobbies which might give you something in common!

2) anyone with kids or pets loooooves to talk about them. Try to learn their names (I suck hard at this) and then ask 'how's so and so doing' 

3) adding my voice to the chorus of people saying 'preface a question you're unsure about with "if you don't mind my asking"'  and adding a note my therapist gave me: if someone is hesitant after a question like that, even if they're answering in the affirmative sense, steer the conversation away, to avoid them being polite and you not noticing.Nathan Brink
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Something in the rich fertile Georgia soil must be feeding creativity. Every year or so it seems the most exciting and popular new artists in America emerge from somewhere in the state. Making the big time after years of footwork in every honky tonk and party town across Dixie, Mableton’s Zac Brown Band has broken through into that next big level – the national stage.
From a tentative start playing in his hometown Dahlonega coffee shops to winning the 2010 Grammy for Best New Artist, along with three recent CMT and four Academy of Country Music award nominations, Brown and his band have already achieved a lifetime of dreams, and they are just getting started.
It is an insult to call the Zac Brown Band an overnight sensation. Their still-blooming career was honed one night and one town at a time. The first big crowning moment came when the catchy single “Chicken Fried” was picked up by country radio, and became a smash hit.
One career factor that Brown acknowledges is his high level of participation in all aspects of the business. “I am very involved in the business end of things. We have a lot of great help, but we are still clearing our own path through the woods, so to speak,” he said.
Brown’s business acumen is well-documented, having owned a restaurant for a few years in the Lake Oconee area. A self-admitted foodie, Brown used his own recipes, which were recently pulled together into a cookbook entitled “Southern Ground: Recipes, Images, Lifestyle, and Lore”.
“Food, like music, is a southern tradition. Good meals are memorable things, it’s what pulls us together… like music,” he said.
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