Diabolic

June 4, 2014, 1:42 pm

I can understand that, my father is actually the same way with me, always telling me to go see the world and other crap I don't actually care too much about. I'm sorry to hear you're in that situation, and I hope it works out so that you can all stay where you're comfortable. In my personal opinion, as long as one is able to make things work out so they have a stable living, they can live wherever they want. Of course, I'm not married or on my own or anything like that yet, so I can't say I know too much about other things to consider like living expenses or routes to work or anything of that nature. But I do know that comfort level plays a lot into decisions like this, and that if you decide to move anywhere at all, it should be someplace you actually want to be, considering that it'll be your home for however long you deem necessary. Bottomline; it's you and your husband's decision, no one else's.

Also, it's probably best you take it easy until your child is actually born, too x3 I'm no doctor, but I do have more medical knowledge than the average person. But that's besides the point, during pregnancy, the mother should take it as easy as possible until delivery and some time afterwards to recover, to ensure both the mother's and the child's health are good to go. And moving takes a LOT of time and effort, anywho, best of luck and I hope and pray everything works out the way you need it to :3

Oh definitely, I've been trying to stay happy and just relax, it's hard with the stress sometimes though. We did talk about it more though and he seems a bit more sure about staying here again, I think he was just having one of his worrying moments, which naturally worried me lol. I'm already not going to be able to help much by the time we move (baby is due in November) and I don't wanna be doing stuff like getting on a plane. Plus I'm terrified of heights and don't think I could handle it. Ahh, I'm sure we'll be alright. Thanks a bunch for understanding and for the good luck wishes we need as much as we can get.

superdubes

August 14, 2014, 2:24 am

I took the news of Robin Williams' suicide very hard. He was a hero of mine my entire life. I always liked doing voices and making people laugh so I looked up to him. I even knew that he was a very depressed man so as I grew up that was just one more thing I could relate to him with.

Then I find out that he killed himself... yeah.. I didn't want to believe it at first. He was, and still is, my hero. Everytime I thought about it I would cry as if a family member died. Even just typing this out I'm getting a little emotional. If even Robin Williams can't beat this beast that is known as depression how do I stand a chance? How am I supposed to do what my hero couldn't?

I want to point out that I'm not saying I'm thinking of killing myself right now. I just don't see this story of mine ending happily. I never truly did before, but now there's no chance.