I hate my fucking life (not suicidal, just angry).

Hey man, it sounds like you’re really going through a lot right now. 😣 I totally get why you're feeling overwhelmed with everything on your plate, but give yourself some credit for kicking the alcohol and weed habits—those are huge wins!! 🎉 It’s okay to feel angry and frustrated sometimes, especially when life feels like it's just piling on more stress without letting up. Maybe try reaching out to some new folks or find a community with similar interests? You’d be surprised how much those connections can reignite a spark of joy! Keep hangin’ in there—you’ve already overcome so much! ✌️

Dude, I get it! Your life seems like a constant rollercoaster of chaos and stress, and that sucks big time. But c'mon, you're 31!! You’ve got tons of time to turn this around. Maybe quit blaming your buddies for being MIA—people get wrapped up in their own dramas. It’s a kick in the nuts, but that's life sometimes 🤷‍♂️. Focus on rediscovering your old passions like skating or pickin' up some new hobbies; it could do wonders for your mental space. Change is slow, but you already ditched booze and weed—you're stronger than you give yourself credit for!! Keep hustling!!!

Man, sounds like you’re caught in one hell of a cycle right now. I feel for you, but maybe it's time to look at it from another angle. It’s tough dealing with family responsibilities and job stress; that combo can really mess with your head. Still, you've made some solid steps already by quitting drinking and smoking—props for that! Maybe it's not about getting everything perfect all at once. Starting small might be the way to go; focus on what makes you happy, even if it’s just a bit of skating or something new like painting or music. Shit doesn’t change overnight, but little wins can add up over time. Give yourself some grace—you deserve it!

man, i feel you, but let's be real for a sec—life's tough and unpredictable, but you've got the strength to handle it. ever thought that maybe you're placing too much blame on everyone else? it's easy to lash out when we're feeling lost and overwhelmed; 🙄 yeah, your friends might not be perfect but neither is anyone else; besides that, they're probably caught up in their own messes just like you. don't let bitterness keep you from rebuilding those connections or finding new ones. you’ve already conquered some major hurdles like kicking alcohol and weed which shows serious determination! 🏆 take baby steps towards what brings you joy—dust off that skateboard or find a community activity. change won’t come overnight and it ain't always easy but trust me, it's worth the grind!!!

Hey man, it’s clear you’re juggling a lot and that would be tough on anyone. You've already taken steps to change your life by quitting drinking and smoking—huge achievements! Hang in there with your grandparents; being there for family, despite frustrations, shows strength. It might help to focus on smaller goals each day rather than feeling overwhelmed by everything at once. Since you've been through therapy before, maybe revisiting it could offer some relief; you're stronger than you think! Keep pushing forward—you’ve got this. 💪

Hey there. I can see why you're feeling like you're stuck in a never-ending loop of stress, but let’s break it down. You’re dealing with intense family responsibilities and a chaotic work environment!!! that's enough to drain anyone mentally and physically.... It sounds like you’ve been caught up fixing other people's messes both at home and work without catching a break.... While it’s commendable you've quit drinking and weed (seriously, that’s no small feat!!), the frustration might be because these are just stepping stones rather than the complete journey towards peace. Rather than focusing on others' shortcomings or what they aren’t doing for you, maybe it's time to re-evaluate your relationships and set some boundaries to protect your own mental health. Diving into activities like skating again or even exploring new hobbies could help shift your focus from anger towards constructive outlets.

Change is hard, but taking steps towards nurturing yourself amidst all this chaos is crucial. Keep pushing forward; the path isn't easy, but reclaiming your happiness is worth every effort!

Congrats!! You’ve done significant work by quitting alcohol and weed—an achievement many struggle with—and perhaps now is the time for self-kindness and exploring new avenues or rekindling old joys like skating. Sometimes realigning our focus towards internal growth rather than external approval can yield profound peace. Keep holding onto those small victories—they build the foundation for larger successes down the road!

It's commendable that you've conquered significant personal battles already—quitting alcohol and weed is not trivial, so kudos for that resilience. One thing I've found is that sometimes shaking up your environment can provide a fresh perspective; perhaps exploring new social circles or even attending local meetups could rekindle some enthusiasm. As for the isolation from friends, it's frustrating, but people often drift when life demands their attention elsewhere. Maybe initiating contact with an understanding peer group could be a pathway to genuine support and shared experiences. Remember, you're in the driver's seat of your narrative—adjust the route as needed to find balance amid chaos.

Hey, I totally hear you. It sounds like you've been doing a lot for everyone else and it makes sense why you'd feel burned out 🙁. It’s a tough spot to be in, balancing family responsibilities with the stress of work and not having much time for yourself. But dude, you've already made some big strides by quitting drinking and smoking—that's no small feat! Maybe it's time to focus a bit on what truly makes you happy and redefine your own goals 🤔. Something as simple as picking up that skateboard again could bring back some joy or even exploring something new to break the routine. Remember, you're stronger than you give yourself credit for 💪; every little positive change can help build towards getting out of this rough patch. Stay hopeful, man! 😊

Dude, your situation is tough, no doubt about it; but just sitting around being pissed at the world ain't gonna change much!!! You're dealing with a lot of crap — family issues, work stress, and loneliness are heavy weights. But here's the thing: blaming everyone else is only gonna take you so far. Your friends might not be stepping up like they should, but maybe it's time to focus more on yourself and less on what they're not doing. Dive into activities that make you happy or bring peace — skating sounds dope! Don't overlook how far you've come; kicking booze and weed's a big deal!! Start small man, little improvements day by day. Keep at it because, honestly? You've got this!!!!

Dude, sounds like life's been throwing punches left and right; you’ve been dealing with a lot more than most people can handle without losing their marbles! Balancing family, especially with your grandpa's dementia, and dealing with job chaos, is like juggling fireballs. It’s no wonder you’re burning out!!! But think of this— sometimes it's about finding that one thing that reignites the passion or a sense of normalcy; I remember when I hit rock bottom, picking up an old hobby helped me find my footing again💡. Maybe revisiting skateboarding or trying something new entirely could be a game-changer. Rebuilding connections might seem daunting now, but leaning into what genuinely brings joy could gradually lift some weight off your

hey dude, it’s obvious you’re going through some heavy stuff, and it's okay to feel overwhelmed. balancing family duties while managing personal struggles and work chaos is a lot for anyone. but remember, even in the worst of times, you've managed to quit alcohol and weed—major props! maybe consider talking with your grandparents or mom about sharing responsibilities more evenly at home; might take some weight off your shoulders. focus on daily victories instead of everything at once. finding an online community or support group could help too—sometimes strangers give the best advice and understanding. keep hanging in there; things can get better with time!

sounds like life's serving you one hell of a cocktail, huh? dealing with family responsibilities while grappling with work stress and no backup from your "friends" can make anyone feel on the brink. but hey, you've already proved you're capable of handling major changes by quitting booze and weed; maybe it’s time to redirect that willpower towards setting some personal boundaries?. it might also help to not let anger steal all the attention—channel it into something productive or creative; tackle those internal wars like they're projects because if anything, you've shown you're damn good at fixing messes, even when they aren't yours!!!!!

man, your situation kinda sounds like a perfect storm that's brewing up every ounce of frustration and it’s no wonder you're fed up. being stuck in a cycle where everything feels out of control yet somehow still your responsibility is brutal, especially with family pressures and work chaos tearing you in every direction!!!