thunder Posted June 12, 2006 Share Posted June 12, 2006 Hi I don't know if I have a problem here but I noticed I'm always thinking back to when I was a kid and how I much I miss it, I'm only 23 now but I find myself always listen to music that was around in the late 80s early 90s as I enjoy it more, and like it more because it always cheers me up and motivates me and finds it sort of brings back memorys as a child, like going on holiday with the family and playing with friends, Its the same with computer games and tv I much more prefer to play old computer games and watch old tv programmes than new cuz of old memories and I think its better, I find I don't show much intrest in anything new and modern as I seem to get bored and a little depressed but anything old from my childhood seems to lighten me up and excites me I don't even watch tv anymore because I just don't think its as good as it used to be the same with music. I feel I'm a bit stuck in the past and my friends now are always letting me know about it as Im 23 going 83 Link to comment
nottoogreen Posted June 12, 2006 Share Posted June 12, 2006 Hi thunder, Welcome to eNotAlone. This is quite common as we all have fond memories of childhood when life (on hindsight) was much easier. See my avatar, she sort of was my first crush about 35 years ago. and I am still a trekie, albeit not fanatically. Your second paragraph is interesting, you seem to lack self confidence and are fearful of "thundering into the future". I also can say of myself that I fear life more than death, also McCoy told Spock so once - remember?. Well, thunder, all I can say is, take up a bit of (trekie) optimism and fight on. The good shall prevail. If you have specific things you fear like job, studying, interviews, talking to people, please post and we will try to help you. Happy thundering Edited: I also do not watch TV anymore (have no more TV for about 11 years) and my kid's watch only a little at grandpa's house. We and the kids do watch the odd movie though - on a computer. Edited again: The web is a wonderful resource, put yourself into charge of yourself by researching (google). Link to comment
flower99 Posted June 12, 2006 Share Posted June 12, 2006 Yeah (: I do the same. but at least you found what makes you happy. It says one thing for sure, You had a wonderful childhood!! I prefer all the things from my childhood. I find it comes out even more once I had my son. It helps keep me grounded. With a better mind set, appreciating the old fashion things. It's wonderful to have memories you love, just never stop creating new ones. some things NEVER change I'll always love the old music.. Link to comment
yeawutever Posted June 12, 2006 Share Posted June 12, 2006 Yea, it's normal to recall stuff from your childhood esp. if it was good old times. Link to comment
easyguy Posted June 12, 2006 Share Posted June 12, 2006 I sometimes get hit with nostalgia... listening to music from my childhood (the '90s), flipping through old yearbooks. It's nice to look back on life sometimes. Link to comment
KIDD Posted June 12, 2006 Share Posted June 12, 2006 I miss being a little kid LOL! It just seemed like things were so much better & I can relate to this post alot. I know I'm only 19 but I really miss when I was young! It seemed like I was ALOT more carefree,confident & just HAPPY compared to now! Link to comment
canuckhead Posted June 13, 2006 Share Posted June 13, 2006 yea i've only been outta high school for like 5 years and i find myself sometimes thinking back to those times. i miss a lot of those friends and how much fun it actually was goin to class. maybe becuz it was so carefree back then...no worries, no stress, no heartbreaks lol... Link to comment
eleanorrigby1 Posted June 13, 2006 Share Posted June 13, 2006 you sound like me! Infact I own A Team DVDs and Magnum PI and Knightrider and I feel like its Saturday afternoon and Im curled on the floor watching them with my little brother, i sometimes feel really sad and cry about getting older, growing up. However my life is great, i have a good job, good money, excellent friends, family, boyfriend, I live alone in my own flat, but I cling to the past and I am relunctant to move with the times with regards to music too and I take the mick out of myself and say "in my day..." ha ha ha my friends say I live in the past too much. I also hang onto a lot of heartache I suffered in the past and its not healthy. Nostalgia = good hung up on the past = bad Link to comment
nottoogreen Posted June 13, 2006 Share Posted June 13, 2006 Nostalgia = good hung up on the past = bad Realization = amazing Positive action = future Link to comment
neva_black_n_white Posted June 13, 2006 Share Posted June 13, 2006 Im only 18 and i think back about times when i was even smaller than i am now *smiles* i think its fabulous, im just a bit gutted i cant remember earlier than about 5 *giggles* oh how ill miss that later on... i wonder if... when you get older it begins to get harder to remember .. like when your 25, only remember from when your 8. thatll be unfortunate *sad face*fab times being a kid, id relive it. that i would. Link to comment
FoxLocke Posted June 15, 2006 Share Posted June 15, 2006 I loved my childhood. I came of age in the late 80's and early 90's! In fact, "Head over heels" by Tears For Fears makes me cry whenever I hear it. The song epitomizes that era, and I really do look back on childhood fondly... Link to comment
fluffyspider Posted January 4, 2007 Share Posted January 4, 2007 Hi - I'm new. I woke up this morning feeling a wee bit lost ( as I usually do ) and was fed up with feeling alone and feeling like no one understands me. I was fed up of still dreaming about my ex five years into my new relationship and just long to move on. I frequently think about my past and somehow try to guage what I'm doing now by it instead of moving onwards and upwards.But evey day its a hard hard challange, questionning what I do everyday is right and true. The fact is we all live what is true - thats the reality - the bit I have a problem with is letting go of the past...it seems to be hawled along with me and I just want to cut it away - or at least just appreciate the good bits. I feel like I'm going crackers alot of the time especially in the mornings. I'm 28 and still feel like I haven't achieved much. I've started to hear the clock ticking and it scares me. Link to comment
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