Life changing moments

[crudemood]

What are some things or events in your life that has turned you around completly, something or someone that has defined or influenced what you are and what you will be for the rest of your life?

Cmon, let it out.

crudemood Reviewed by crudemood on 03-07-2007. Life changing moments What are some things or events in your life that has turned you around completly, something or someone that has defined or influenced what you are and what you will be for the rest of your life? Cmon, let it out. :) Rating: 5

[BabyFacedAbortion]

My parent's divorce changed me,
the day I got arrested,
the day I first smoked weed,
the day I met my exboyfriend
the last day I saw my exboyfriend,
12-01-06 (the day my boyfriend asked me out),
hmmm
A lot has changed me/made me who I am.
I'm still experiencing shit too,
I'm only 17!

[Nochowderforyou]

In junior high someone pulled down my pants, but not only did they get my pants, my undies came with it. After that everyone called me the Anteater. Due to not being clipped and having an odd shaped penis. It changed me forever.

[slipknotpsycho]

not having parents
having my brother murdered
having my son
having to watch my wife lay in pain with a broken leg (femur of all the bones... the fuckin hardest to break) after being slammed into a brick wall by a car
growing up
working (kinda goes along with growing up, learning what my actions ended up costing other people)
getting married
going from rich to poor (we were never really 'rich' as the money wasn't technically ours, but when i was way littler my grandma had over 10 credit cards... then a bunch more like the jc penny's card, sears card, conns card, lowes card, home depot card that type of shit, credit cards that only work in said store)

just a few.

[The Figment]

Going to a Charlie Daniles/Marshall Tucker concert back in 1977 at Raceway Park in Englishtown NJ, I turned the corner and saw Shakedown St for the first time...my friends did'nt tell me that the Dead was going to be there. Never Been the same.

[thcbongman]

I guess there's a chain of events that will forever change the rest of my life. I'm still going through the changes, but 2006 is a year of great joy, and deep sadness, but this is the year I discovered what it's means to really suffer, and finding gratitude of how life is wonderful and precious.

It all started back with falling back in love with my ex-wife, who has a deep impact on who I am. There is no other woman that knows me better than I know myself, and probably will never find another like that. After about 4 months, we parted ways. The things she said, it foreshadowed things to come, in a way, became true. I headed on a destructive path of partying, and stop looking at anyway to move forward in life, By then lost a clear view on life through doing too many psychedelics. I quit going to school, my work-ethic at work started to deteriorate. I started getting consumed by issues that weren't important.

The 2nd event was getting arrested in another state for poss. of marijuana and cocaine with a couple of friends and my brother. It couldn't come at a worse time since I needed my clearance for my job renewed. About 3 weeks later, the government found out about my charges because I forced to admit them filling out the form, and escorted me out of the building. My company put me on administrative leave without pay, which I thank god everyday or I would've been screwed because of what happens next.

I find out I have cancer a month later. Living through it, chemotherapy, spending all this time recovering gives me a newfound appreciation on life. I discovered peace in myself, and has given me an optimistic outlook on life. I stopped doing other drugs, just sticking to the ganja. It has given me an idea of where I want to go next, when all this is over, I'm going to find a way to help others, to make a difference even if it's a small one. Some way, some how, that's my direction.

[BabyFacedAbortion]

Figment = uber lucky!

[thcbongman]

Going to a Charlie Daniles/Marshall Tucker concert back in 1977 at Raceway Park in Englishtown NJ, I turned the corner and saw Shakedown St for the first time...my friends did'nt tell me that the Dead was going to be there. Never Been the same.

All I can say is, man you are lucky!

[Matt the Funk]

Uhhh some things off the top of my head
Parents working all the time-not seeing them much
First time I go high changed me a lot too
2nd time I did DXM-really fucked up my head and landed me in mental/drug rehab
3rd time I did acid kind of changed me.
Uhh I dunno a lot of little shit changes who I am completely everyday, i'm just not stable

[BizzleLuvin]

1. when i ran away from home for two weeks and ended up at Amber's Arms, a shelter for troubled youth. i realized that no matter how bad i feel, there's always someone who has it worse. and always someone who has it better.
2. my first 'true' acid trip when i relaized that its okay not to believe in god or have a religion. i've never felt more satisfied about my beliefs.
3. my senior year of high school when i met Beth, a janitor in my school. sshe taught me about socialism, marx, the economy, and utopia. she definetly wasnt a janitor, she was my sense. she taught me how to be an activist.