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First and foremost, you are going to be fine (and trust me when i say, I know how annoying hearing "it's going to be fine" can be). Nevertheless, you are going to be okay. I can assure you that.


As for coping with a relationship ending, the best thing I can recommend is to get busy. You don't have to look for other people right away, but getting a good hobby or keeping yourself on schedule (get up around the same time every day, eat healthier, work out if you can). All of these things will help you significantly The worst thing you can do for yourself is bottle up emotions (or even worse, bottle them up and assume that doing so is an okay thing to do). This can (and in my experience, as well as many others) and will make things way worse for you. Try to realize that just because sadness and anger can hurt you, doesn't mean they are bad emotions. If you let things run its course, you will heal.

The worst thing you can do while healing emotionally or even physically is to concentrate on the problem. I mean, imagine if you broke your arm and all you thought about is how bad it sucks to have a broken arm. Until you heal, you will be miserable because all you can think about is what is hurting you. This is why doing things like that is a bad idea. Also realize that there are people all over who are more than willing to help you in the ways that they can. People on here may not have a ton of spare time, or might just flat out not know you at all. However there are a bunch of good souls here (despite the edgy spamzone posts) and I am sure somebody is willing to tend to your emotional wounds.

Try to stay strong, you'll be in my thoughts :D

I don't know how someone can have a relationship with someone else and not communicate with them. This is usually the fault of both sides, but it makes me laugh because its like "lets have a relationship, then not". Ya know, considering without communication the whole thing kind of falls apart.

And the fact that he enjoys the Spyro games past the first three just makes me want to puke on everything I love in the world, but hey at least he sticks to his guns. Gotta respect that.

You missed the point by a long shot.

I really don't want to be rude here or anything, but if you really don't like the job and it takes you the point where it is making your life miserable, you are doing yourself a major disservice by not looking for a different one.

Now before anyone assumes that I do not understand the day to day struggles of "needing" a job. It should be made aware that for years I've been doing everything in my power to keep my best friend from being homeless. He has a job he hates because he is treated poorly, but even someone who has had to sleep in his car, has no parents to go home to, and is plagued by bills, has done everything in his power to find a better job.

If this is just a "complain about 'x' thread" then try to remember that the way you look a things in life changes everything. This miserable job pales in comparison to how some people have it, and sometimes it helps to just count your blessings. If you are looking for something to complain about, you will always find, because you want to.

I see no issues with this

"x" who owns company "y" is bad because of "z"

To each their own, but they didn't really provide that much depth. A gigantic button appears on the screen, you push it, good stuff happens. I mean in terms of a short break from the action of a battle, it could be useful in that regard, however other than that they never really did anything for me. I either want to be in an intense battle, or sit back and enjoy a cutscene.

More like unnecessary nit-picking. There isn't going to be complete 1:1 realism in your magical square enix/disney game. This really shouldn't come as a shock, especially because (as displayed in previous games) you wield the Keyblade and have magical powers, whereas my keys only open my house.

Still looks like a fun game tho, glad everything is going smoothly.

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to PM me or send me a user message. Rom hacking (specifically gba era) was at the height of my "hacking career". Haven't done much since but the memories of all the stuff I have done are still there.

As for links, check this stuff out

Most Rom hacks for popular games (specifically gba era and below, and specifically Pokemon) are fairly easy to pull off as most things that you can change (with ease at the very least) have pre-made programs built for them already. From my experiences (as I have made several custom roms with Fire Red/Leaf Green) there are programs that can fully edit the maps / their attributes (such as making certain tiles capable of having wild Pokemon in/on them), editing which Pokemon can spawn where/how often/how many. You can edit the overworld and in battle sprites. The list goes on and on.

Basically as long as you have the skill-set (artistically), and are willing to learn, then projects such as this only really just takes time.

edgy/10

I know the question wasn't directed towards me, but I feel like Injustice has semi clunky controls (which was my only gripe with that game).

Jimmy Page is the master.

"I'll stick with soda because 'x' is unhealthy" is broken logic at its finest.

Yo that KH3 analysis video was solid, keep up the good work man.

You should probably work on that.

Well since it is extremely popular, questions are of course going to be asked about it.

Yeah unless you can provide some form of proof.... this ^