Is there something/someone that changed you completely as a person???

Question

my case: I was depression for many months as my first love did not turn out to be I wanted to.. but I didnt go to a doc or a rehab or anything..

I pulled myself up and started going to a gym and read books and yes helped people on YA!

that changed me as a person both physically,mentally and spiritually...

your case???

Answer 1

My father was murdered by one of his employees 3 years ago, and ever since i've had huge trust issues and social anxiety. I refuse to take medication or go to therapy. Best thing is to just try to talk about it as much as possible, and sometimes yahoo, like in this case, is the perfect chance to do so

Answer 2

Using drugs changed me. Just the fact that I started doing them changed me forever. My life will never be whatever it would or could have been had I never started them. It's a crazy thing to do to ones own life. Don't ever start!

Answer 3

No ! I'm still a person and want to b remain so.

Answer 4

You focused on living fully in the present. That is the key.

Answer 5

My boyfriend (:

Answer 6

There has been a moment in time when I thought my life was going to change, but didn't, but in a weird way that experience has changed my life in ways that I never wanted to know/ feel:

Auditions. ..Call backs... Read through- actually no. I was in a stuffy gym walking a round in circles waiting to hear and then the first name. Nope not me, maybe I'll be second... third... fourth... tenth. Crying. I was so desperate to be in. I didn't make. I I was too tall for my age group. Sad. More tears. Hope was lost that day. I have never been back there. It hurt me in a way that I can't go back there. But then I remember- somebody was given a light and for every darkness there are 2 lights...

No matter what it was, I think that everything we do will affect our lives. It could be simple or outrageous.. so if you read all the way through there is a little soap opera for you.

Answer 7

Seven years ago I was in an auto accident. My wife who I loved dearly was killed. Our last conversation was how far we had come and how our lives had finally come together. I tried to resuscitate her, but I knew she was dead, I could hear my breath bubbling in her lungs as they filled with her own blood.

For the next two year I raised my 4 month old son and 4 year old daughter. Being a single Parent and working was difficult; the grief was unbelievable and oppressive. Watching my daughter looking out the window, with that magical 4 year old thinking, believing that if she wished hard enough mommy would come home. Those were dark days. I came through it as very different person. I see people now, not as Tom, d**k and Harry’s, but as souls and humans hiding behind egos and barriers erected to protect themselves from each other. I see humanity in all its wonder and all its gore.

I thought I would never love again. I did however, I met a wonderful woman. I thought the hole in my heart would never be filled, but the chasm was crossed and a light was lit.

Yes, I am changed completely.

Answer 8

i went to church and re opened my heart to God and he has helped me threw everything and has been my backbone.

he is an amazing man!