Monday, April 2, 2007

pretending to be harrrrdworking

It would appear that at this particular time of your life you are going through a tough time. You are feeling (or have recently felt) miserable and depressed and perhaps you are still feeling that way. Maybe all the trials and tribulations just aren't worth it. Your present anxieties could have been associated with either your 'private' or 'business' life - whatever ... what you really need at this time is to get away from it all, maybe a vacation - alone, or better still, perhaps with someone that you know really cares for you, someone who appreciates you - not for what you have but for who you are. A short vacation may be all you need to afford you the time to recover and to get back to your normal vital self.

You are a leader in every sense of the word. You know where you are going and you know what you need to do in order to get there. You exercise an inherent initiative in overcoming obstacles and difficulties. You either hold, or wish to achieve, a position of authority by means of which full control can be exerted over events.

Many people will consider you egotistical and full of your own self importance. On the surface you could well give this impression and perhaps the reason for this complacent attitude is because at times you indeed have that 'short fuse' and are quick to take offence.

You are feeling really bogged down and extremely stressed. This is perhaps due to the desire for personal independence which has been evading you for some time now. An existing situation or relationship is causing you to be extremely restless and you feel that you are unable to change the situation without co-operation. You are unwilling to expose your vulnerability and therefore you consider it inadvisable to display affection or be over demonstrative. You regard this relationship as a depressing tie, but although you want to be independent and unhampered, you do not want to risk losing anything. All this leads you to react touchily and with impatience, while the urge to get away results in considerable restlessness: your ability to concentrate may suffer.

You would like to break with the present and move on, searching for new conditions and relationships. Your anxiety and stress are results of unfulfilled emotional and perhaps physical needs. You feel that you are not really understood by your nearest and dearest and it is this that prompts you to move on, searching for that so illusive peace of mind.


I don't believe I'm depressed or miserable. It's kinda hard when I am too tired from whatever it is I do in a day to be depressed and miserable. Oh wait, if it's about money then yes. Hmm. In any case, I do want a vacation. Do I really have a short fuse? Hahah. I'd entertain myself more. but I got a call from some PR company and they're gonna invite me for some press conference next week regarding some adventure race. SYKE!

I saw the cutest andro girl ever at Starbucks PS. And she's Kat's friend. *insert huge happy face* I'm glad that she's happier than she was before, than she was ever. We both are. :)

By the time I'm done paying my bills I will be left with 300bucks for the month. Gah. Nevermind. I'd entertain you all more with random shit but I have to pretend to be really hard at work.

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