Comments on: I am bored with my life

By: Doris

Mon, 19 Mar 2012 23:58:41 +0000

Gul, you say that you are getting bored and are not satisfied with your life. What is it that you are craving? May I suggest that you watch this video, http://powertochange.com/itv/spirituality/crave-the-documentary/ ?

All of us have cravings in our life that can only be satisfied by the Creator Himself who created us. As long as you do not have a personal relationship with Him, you will not be satisfied with your life. Please take the time to watch this video and consider what your next steps might be. Having a personal relationship with God through His son, Jesus Christ, has given my life meaning…I know that it can do the same for you.

By: Gul Alvi

Gul Alvi — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 09:06:03 +0000

i am getting bored…i am not satisfied with my life..i am a student, my age is about 20,…actually i have fall in love…ago someone have love me but i did not give her time and….when i realized it ..she left me alone..now she does not want my company…
i have some friends but does not feel well…i need her…
please suggest me ..what i can do…? my life is full of darkness…lonely.

By: Jamie

Fri, 09 Mar 2012 23:01:40 +0000

Hi Mihin, depression is terrible thing to deal with. How long have you been feeling this way? Has there been anything that has happened to you that has contributed to your depression?

By: mihin

mihin — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 15:50:36 +0000

i m an engineer. i have government job. i get enough salery. but there is something that always depressing me . i dont no what it is.i dont know why this happen to me. i become so lazy. i dont like anything. since some time my behavior is totally negative. i dont understand what to do. my mind just hang up. i am doing this job just because i want to help my family. plz suggest me something as soon as possible ho to get over from it

By: Sharon

Tue, 10 Jan 2012 05:18:02 +0000

good article but i feel like this sometimes because i want to help people, i feel this is my gift and its not happening

By: Julie8

Julie8 — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 18:17:09 +0000

I know this submission is old, but I still wanted to suggest an idea.

You say you do not have enough time, and all you do is cook, work and sleep.
If you have a husband and childrenover the age of 15 (you said at least one is 21) there is no reason they cannot help out with the cooking!

Chores for kids isn’t a bad idea at all. I would discuss things with your husband, and tell him that you just need more evenings to relax, because you are feeling drained. If everyone can chip in, you can all take turns cooking dinner each night. One night you, one night your husband, one night you 21 year old (if they’re still at home) the next night another child. And maybe on Fridays have delivery night (if money allows). Each week a different theme (italian = pizza friday, asian = chinese food friday, etc.)

Try and turn it into a fun chore. Lay down rules (no ice cream for dinner, etc.), but tell the kids they can have fun witht their meal plans. If they want to subject everyone to Ramen noodle night, or Mac & cheese + hot dogs night, then they’re in their right to do so!

It will be a good learning experience for them anyways. You wouldn’t believe how many young adults leave the nest, and never learned how to cook for themselves! The boys can learn recipes to woo their future girlfriends (since women love a man who can cook).

Believe me, I know what you’re feeling. I come home exhausted every night from work. And sometimes all I have energy to cook is a microwavable meal! You need time to sit down and unwind some days.

I hope that this can help alleviate some of your stress.

By: Lisa

Lisa — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 21:10:07 +0000

Alot of things can be at play in our life to make us feel that we’re in a rut – not taking care of ourselves physically, lack of support, our emotions can be out of wack. God promises to give us a fulfilling life and to give us the desires of our hearts, but if we’re not daily feeding ourselves spiritually from His word, then we are going to be malnurished spiritually – make sense? So, and I’m preaching to myself here, the best place to start is by reading your Bible daily and seeking Him in all you’re doing and asking Him for direction. I would suggest that you start to take baby steps in exploring those things that appeal to you. I wouldn’t make big changes until you are in a better place emotionally, just start off small. It could be, too, that all you need is a simple vacation. Emotions are contagious and if you’re not in a good place, that will affect the relationships around you. Now the tempatation is to read this and then go back to the same rut again, but you must start TODAY!! Just start making a list of micro goals and then work up to macro goals you want to accomplish. I admire your dedication to your family and they are blessed to have you as a mother.

By: Ahmed

Ahmed — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 05:19:19 +0000

we always heard about some one who creates Accomplishment from something other people did not give it # Attention
may this your moment to do it
N.B . always be the Judge because this your live you are the one who win or lose

http://www.beconvinced.com/archive/en/main.php

By: Katrina

Katrina — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 01:20:11 +0000

How do you know what to do with your life when you’ve never had aspirations. There was never anything I wanted to grow up to be. When I was 11 both of my siblings left for college and my parents divorced. Since then I have spent all my time trying to keep my family together despite the distance and hate. I am now 33 and the family is what it is, we are all grown up now. Both of my siblings have gone on to get married and have kids. I feel as thought I grew up fast and at some point I stopped. I feel like I lived a better life when I was in my 20′s then I am now. I guess that is to say I feel like I’m going backwards. I know the answer is find what you love to do and do it, but how do you figure out what that thing is? I just feel so hopeless sometimes. Are there any exercises I can do to shake off the feeling sorry for my self’s?

By: Dr. Muriel Larson

Dr. Muriel Larson — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 20:26:44 +0000

Hi, Daryl–Well, how about making your life count for God and other people who need help and encouragement? That’s what I do with my talent and training. I became affiliated with this mission nine years ago, and ever since, as “Dr. Muriel” I have had the rewarding privilege of counseling troubled hurting people all over the world for these Truth Media e-zines.
(This is a mission, so I do this for free.) And for years I have written helpful articles for publication in print and on the net. I can tell you that there is nothing more rewarding than serving God and others! And the Lord leads me in everything I do. You don’t know what to do? Well, get a relationship with God, and He will open the door for you as He did for me.
This website can help you have a wonderful relationship with God: http://powertochange.com/discover/faith/discoverpurpose/
Peace, purpose, and joy in the Lord!