HKBJ

morninggirl5

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Please go back to you WOOooooooooooooooooooooo thread and edit your title. It's fucking up the whole board for everyone.

Click on the thread, look at your original post there and click on EDIT. It's at the bottom, above the reply button.

Then change the title to WOOHOO or something. Something short and with SPACES.

Thank you.

I just edited this myself, to be sure it would work and IT DOES.
 
I just tried it on my own thread, and it didn't work. Damnit. I got so excited about it, too. LOL
 
MG,
I think that will only work if you edit your title soon after you post it. If he edits it now, it won't change the title, but it will change the small, bold writing in his initial post. Not sure, but I think that's what happened when I tired to edit a misspelling in the title of a thread I once started.
 
Well Hell.




Guess it's more posting like crazy to drive it to page 2 and hope noone else responds to it.
 
thanks for trying hardkore


it doesnt effect me though maybe because i have my screen in hi res or smaller font i dont know :)
 
Well, stop doing it! Stop fucking up the whole board with your long ass thread titles!

Stop it.

Stop it!

GRRRRR!
 
You know what, HKBJ? It's not my nature to be as flat-out cruel as some of the people on the Lit board. It's not pretty, and frankly I think you've heard that kind of stuff often enough. Doesn't seem to matter one bit...

I've offered to lend an ear several times if you needed someone to talk to. I hereby retract that offer. I honestly don't think I have the patience to do you any good.

It doesn't make me mad when you post nonsense things on the board anymore...it makes me sad. When someone craves attention this badly, especially attention in its worst forms, it's a plea for help.

Regardless of where you are, there are free counselors around.

I sincerely hope you find one who can help.
 
SexyGirl & BlondeBeauty

Well done.

:cool:

mm5, go kick a dog or something. You might feel better.
 
thanks for the kind words.it just makes me feel worse when people are mean to me.im just looking for a friend or two.
im truly sorry to everyone.i hope you all can forgive me.
 
HARDKOREBJ said:
thanks for the kind words.it just makes me feel worse when people are mean to me.im just looking for a friend or two.
im truly sorry to everyone.i hope you all can forgive me.


:rolleyes:
 
HARDKOREBJ said:
go ahead hit or kill me i don`t care.you can use my gun.

sorry HKBJ, you will have to find someone else. I'm a convicted felon.. it's against the law for me to possess a gun and vote.
 
No one wants you to die. We just want you to stop all the lying and whining to get attention.
 
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1) Feel Good When You Want
For times when you need a quick boost to your self confidence or self esteem, find 3
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Learn how to keep your attention off yourself - self consciousness is the No.1 enemy of
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a) If you notice you have become self-conscious, (you can usually tell
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find out if you like the other people in the situation
make others feel comfortable
find out some information
make business contacts
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It's easy to feel self-conscious if you have nothing to do, and much more
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Think how comfortable you have been with others when you're all working
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Challenge your own assumptions. For example, take note that:

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Building self esteem is not just about thinking good of yourself, it's about not
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d) Just because you have felt bad about yourself in the past doesn't mean
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This post says alot.
It could be taken to heart by several people.:cool:
 
nasty said:
Life is what you make of it.

Exactly.

Life sucks? Do something about it instead of whining to everyone about it.

I am sorry, I try to just ignore the "My life is horrible, I hate life, no one likes me, everyone hates me" threads, but I think telling people to kill you is a bit over the edge.

If you HONESTLY think about dying all the time, and what not, seek help. Get some therapy, get some drugs, or whatever is needed. Anti depressants. Just stop whining and expecting it to change if you won't do anything to help it change.
 
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