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Was on track with someone from BF. 3.5 year LTR. Just fell out of love was mutualThought you meant met and married off BF not skit a pal lol
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Was on track with someone from BF. 3.5 year LTR. Just fell out of love was mutualThought you meant met and married off BF not skit a pal lol
Funny you say that lolWas on track with someone from BF. 3.5 year LTR. Just fell out of love was mutual

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I rememberI met R&S years back . He's a good guy![]()
That was fun. Jimmy (Tigerland) now lives in England, he left a while ago now. He's also engagedI remember
Thanks.I met R&S years back . He's a good guy![]()
Thanks.
How have you been?
same pretty muchGet rid of all of itI got suckered back in because my family chats on FB Messenger. I'm weighing up the pros and cons of keeping it just for that purpose or ridding myself of it entirely.
Sorry, but what a ****ing idiot.Was reminded today by a workmate how little people understand about mental health and depression. We were talking about Troy Selwood and suicide and he couldn’t grasp the concept of why someone like him could potentially end his life. He’s said we live in a great country what have you got to be upset about.
Personally I find it baffling that people don't feel that way regularly - I'm always confused when people get super nervous about it and I'm sitting there thinking "I feel like this pretty darn often, I've gotten pretty good at sitting in the same room as the thought, it's not really that big a deal." Having said that there's been times when I've actually felt it was a risk and had to be particularly careful. It'd be amazing to live your life and not be able to comprehend anyone having those thoughts. Lucky bugger.Sorry, but what a ****ing idiot.![]()
I sincerely hope you told him that.
The loneliness gets me. I live alone and have literally lost all my friends- every single one of them have either ghosted me or we've just fallen out of touch naturally.Personally I find it baffling that people don't feel that way regularly - I'm always confused when people get super nervous about it and I'm sitting there thinking "I feel like this pretty darn often, I've gotten pretty good at sitting in the same room as the thought, it's not really that big a deal." Having said that there's been times when I've actually felt it was a risk and had to be particularly careful. It'd be amazing to live your life and not be able to comprehend anyone having those thoughts. Lucky bugger.
Yep, loneliness is actually a big ballcrusher than suicidal thoughts in the end. Never try to work out exactly why others actions are what they are. It's hard enough working out why you do the things you do yourself. Trying to keep hobbies/interests alive is the best thing, keeps your mind active and interesting and friends can tumble in when they can, in the meantime you can keep self occupied (and potentially interesting to anyone who wanders into your world).The loneliness gets me. I live alone and have literally lost all my friends- every single one of them have either ghosted me or we've just fallen out of touch naturally.
Keep going over and over in my head what I did.. but **** em. I'm a good person and was a good friend. Very good friend actually.
It truly is an awful feeling.Yep, loneliness is actually a big ballcrusher than suicidal thoughts in the end. Never try to work out exactly why others actions are what they are. It's hard enough working out why you do the things you do yourself. Trying to keep hobbies/interests alive is the best thing, keeps your mind active and interesting and friends can tumble in when they can, in the meantime you can keep self occupied (and potentially interesting to anyone who wanders into your world).
Good or bad?The contrast between my 30s and my 40s so far is just astounding tbh. I still cannot believe it sometimes.
30s- greatGood or bad?
I do not understand selwood or the life he lived but completely understand how he hit the skids (and media did report he took his life). Life is no longer easy and to spite what's said and to spite best efforts support is weak. There is no awareness or will to solve the problemsWas reminded today by a workmate how little people understand about mental health and depression. We were talking about Troy Selwood and suicide and he couldn’t grasp the concept of why someone like him could potentially end his life. He’s said we live in a great country what have you got to be upset about.
ATM on the outside I’ve been putting on a massive mask but internally I’m struggling bad with very dark thoughts. I’d give anything to just be able to wake up and feel great all the time. **** me I’ve got a wife, three great kids , dream job, how could I possibly think about ending my life yet every ****ing day these thoughts are there. Some people just don’t get it, I don’t even get it. I just put on this ****ing mask and push it back in for another 14 hours until I go to sleep then the cycle starts again.
This is my life it seems, each day blends into the next. Can’t beat this darkness but not letting it defeat me either. Just wish people had more compassion and understanding.
Same 30s best years of my life. Better than 20s30s- great
40s- bad/average
Nah I'd say 20s better.Same 30s best years of my life. Better than 20s
40s going backwards