shade184: Undertale - Dr Alphys (Kamina - Who The Hell)
In which I try to fix a friend's computer. Cut for rage and hatred. )

In the end, no, I didn't fix the other person's computer. I scribbled down some possible things to try and left them to fix it themselves. Knowing them, they won't be able to do it. But it's not my problem, and I do not want to waste any more energy banging my head against the wall. Yay, you all get a rant from me instead. There's no way I'm ever going to get into tech support professionally, not a fucking chance.

ETA: I hate that I get so angry and so frustrated over this stuff. I have a problem with this attitude, I really do. This shit does not matter, it is not my problem (unless they make it my problem, of course) so why do I care about it so much? Stepping back is hard enough normally, but when I'm trying to focus on one thing and am being hounded by another, maintaining a mindset as a third preoccupation is nigh-impossible. I am NOT a multitasker. So if you're about to lose your shit at me over this, save it. I'm having enough problems talking myself down as it is, and you would not be helping, not one bit.

I would very much appreciate constructive responses, though.


Final verdict? I want some alcohol, and I want someone halfway intelligent to share it with. :(

Learning.

Mar. 14th, 2011 12:03 am
shade184: Undertale - Dr Alphys (Default)
Learning something while still young is an incredible advantage. You worry less about your mistakes, since you notice them less, and you naturally improve as you grow. This doesn't necessarily mean that you will automatically be better than everyone else, but that experience has accustomed you to mistake-making, and has thus better-equipped you to roll with the punches.

Conversely, someone who learned from an older age may not have the mindset necessary to accept the mistakes they make and learn from them. Rather, they may become upset and frustrated by their mistakes, and be discouraged and unwilling to continue learning. Pressing on at this point may be a massive challenge for some. They are tired of their constant mistakes, and dearly wish for reward for attaining the skill they have have been slaving over for so long - a reward that they saw their early-learning friends enjoying, and decided they wanted too.

Simply put, they want proof that they haven't wasted all this time and energy for nothing.

But no, not today. Their dream is yet to be fulfilled, and more work awaits. They're just about ready to throw in the towel and write off all their effort in their (arguably justifiable) frustration.

At this point, they have to ask themselves a simple question, a question that applies to not only learning, but everything in life, and to which the answer may have far-reaching consequences.

"How much do you really want this?"
shade184: Undertale - Dr Alphys (Default)
Just got back from a day up in town. It's after 3pm right now - I haven't slept since about 8pm last night, and am currently in the middle of a caffeine crash. My bed, just to my right, is begging me to come lie down.

If I do that, however, I'm going to fall asleep and not wake up again till about 7 or 8pm, and the cycle will continue, which I don't want. Instead, I'm going to write this in an effort to keep my mind moving and see how long I last. I'm not sure if I'll make it, but I want to try and get to eight or nine o'clock before hitting the sack.

So, what shall I write about? I'm tempted to bitch about several different things, but that will only make me angry and I'll exhaust what little mental energy I have left. And I'm tempted to drop all this and draw, but if I do that I'll probably eventually lie down on my bed (where I'm most comfortable drawing) and fall asleep.

So... um... I actually don't know what to talk about. Whatever comes to my mind, I guess. Something that isn't self-analytical, because it'll likely wind up making me depressed.

Goddammit, I can't think of something. And I really want to go to sleep BUT I CANNOT.

(I would play Left 4 Dead if my fucking internet was working properly.)

Oh well. Maybe I'll just walk away from the computer for a bit. Actually, no I won't. I'll just struggle with Steam for a bit. Or, maybe someone reading this could suggest a discussion topic. :3

If I don't reply within four to six hours from now, I probably gave in and fell asleep.

Well then.

Jan. 22nd, 2010 07:15 pm
shade184: Undertale - Dr Alphys (Default)
This is it.

I'm finally on the verge of adulthood. In less than five hours I'll be eighteen years old, and legally a fully-grown human being. I'll be able to buy alcohol; I'll be able to vote; I'll be fully out of my parents' control, and fully into my own.

And you know what? I don't even care. I have this incredible feeling of apathy about it. I don't know why, but it's there.

Should it bother me? Bah, I dunno.




GOD I REALLY WANT TO WRITE RIGHT NOW. But it's not working. My pencil doesn't want to touch the paper, no matter how inspired I am. My fingers refuse to talk, regardless of how eager they are to pump out this journal. (That's actually part of the purpose of this entry - to see if the block is applying to everything written or just my stories.) I have ideas. But GARRRRHH!!!! I'm frustrated by the extreme APATHY I have about it.

Bloody hell. I gotta get my mind off this. Apparently my siblings are going swimming on one of their friend's pool tonight.... maybe I can tag along.


'Night all.

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