Originally posted by alexstclaireYou probably need to study more. Forget about openings, you won't get to play this game more than once, and most likely you are already through the opening, so you can't do anything about that anymore. I would focus on the middle game and try to postpone the endgame as long as possible, although you should prepare for that, too, as it will inevitably come some day. Don't make random moves, think about what you want to achieve. Tactics are important, but you won't become an expert without long-term planning. I hope this helps. 😉
i suck at life, does anybody else or am i pretty much just a freak of the world?
Originally posted by alexstclaireGenerally speaking a lot of people feel like that sometime during their life-time. So you are not alone feeling like that. I occasionary feel that I'm not doing things adequately enough and that is very depressing as we all have a limited time to live. I naturally worry about all sorts of possible problem that may occur in doing anything, and that often gives me a hard time. I also often get paranoid feelings like there are theives around.
i suck at life, does anybody else or am i pretty much just a freak of the world?
I think the aim of living in people can be very briefly categorised into four types:
1) Living for experiences, observation and gaining knowledges in order to synthesise something new or come up with lots of thoughts;
2) Living to solve immediate or long-term probelms in the world;
3) Living, just for living, aimless, wondering, possibly pleasure seeking;
4) Living mainly for pleasure-seeking, getting self-esteems from materials, never care about strangers or the world s/he is living in.
The point 1) and 2) are related and can occur together in synergy, 3) and 4) are dangerously close. But when things don't go well, even a highly motivated people with good aspects of 1)2) can suffer to go down to the level of 3) or even 4), because people need comfort now and again when tired, and also depression can affect anyone by one reason or another.
Originally posted by alexstclaireI work in a coffee shop, and yet I somehow manage to afford a huge apartment in Manhattan. I also have lots of funny, goodlooking friends who all live in the same building. Man, you should see some of the wacky mixups that happen sometimes.
i suck at life, does anybody else or am i pretty much just a freak of the world?
Originally posted by alexstclaireYou are over thinking it.
i suck at life, does anybody else or am i pretty much just a freak of the world?
Life is a highway!
Just hop on and see where it takes you, and always drive 10 over the speed limit! That way, you see more people as you pass them by.
Originally posted by mlpriorLife is a highway
You are over thinking it.
Life is a highway!
Just hop on and see where it takes you, and always drive 10 over the speed limit! That way, you see more people as you pass them by.
I wanna ride it all night long
If you're going my way
I wanna drive it all night long
Originally posted by NordlysBuy yourself the best engine on the market and use that...
You probably need to study more. Forget about openings, you won't get to play this game more than once, and most likely you are already through the opening, so you can't do anything about that anymore. I would focus on the middle game and try to postpone the endgame as long as possible, although you should prepare for that, too, as it will inevitably come so ...[text shortened]... important, but you won't become an expert without long-term planning. I hope this helps. 😉
Originally posted by kyue5) living cuz you have to.
Generally speaking a lot of people feel like that sometime during their life-time. So you are not alone feeling like that. I occasionary feel that I'm not doing things adequately enough and that is very depressing as we all have a limited time to live. I naturally worry about all sorts of possible problem that may occur in doing anything, and that often gives m ...[text shortened]... fort now and again when tired, and also depression can affect anyone by one reason or another.
Originally posted by rbmorrisCoffee shops are good. They are like oasis in large cities, providing caffeines, warmth, and confort. I used work in a cafe and a few restaurant, and met lots of interesting people there. But I avoid going to Stxxbxxxx, 'cos a seemingly friendly stranger gave me a hard time by pickpocketting my purse from my jacket. Watch out for one like that.
I work in a coffee shop, and yet I somehow manage to afford a huge apartment in Manhattan. I also have lots of funny, goodlooking friends who all live in the same building. Man, you should see some of the wacky mixups that happen sometimes.