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[sadguy]

what's the worst you've ever felt in your life? i'm 28, and i'd have to say that breaking up with someone you were in love with seems to be consistently the most difficult thing.

the whole experience just drags on and on.

[dongjak]

death of a parent. nothing else even comes close.

[NYC_Gal 2.0]

Having to put my pet rat down at home because the vet was closed for the evening (a mere few hours after taking him to the vet for more meds, and having begged them for some sort of inhalant to put him down gently if he took a turn for the worse after hours [they refused, as they don't do that in Korea]).

I sobbed for hours.

[Louis VI]

My dad died, a friend of his tried to steal a land development project of my dad's meant for me, and I lost the only person approximating a good friend in Korea (he moved back home and we had an argument at the end).

2008. That was the worst summer/fall season ever for me. I finally understand murderous rage and what motivates someone to put a fist through a wall. It was a learning experience. Otherwise it was hell.

[sadguy]

[nero]

[Skyblue]

The best way of forgetting a girl is finding a new one. Anyone will do for the simple purpose of mood elevation.

The most depressed I've ever been. I stared at the walls for hours and hours. I really wanted to kill myself but I couldn't bother getting out of bed.

[sadguy]

[nukeday]

I think the 2 month period where I quit a job, moved to the States, broke up with a girl of two years, and faced unemployment for half a year was probably a pretty major dip in my happy-o-meter. When it rains, it pours.

[schwa]

[sallymonster]

I've had a lot of low points, but I think the lowest was the summer before my senior year of high school, when one of my friends died in a freak accident. He was only 17 and had such a bright future ahead of him. RIP Liam.

Other low points include getting dumped, losing a job, and having to move back in with my parents (not all at the same time).

[sallymonster]

[mgafunnell]

the death of my inner-child.

[debinoxford]

losing a younger brother this last summer in a car accident. Getting that international phone call was the worst moment of my life so far. I wanted to puke and scream and cry.

The aftermath has pretty well decimated my family, it's the most horrible thing I've gone through and took me to a new low the last few months. I am coming out the other end though, slowly but surely. But man, the death of a sibling is the last thing I'd wish on my worst enemy.

[schwa]

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