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Actually both of these things that you guys mentioned helped me as well, so I totally agree :)

Ooh, ok, so Everything's Not Lost :p LOL. And I was wondering why you were one of the only people doing that. I thought it was coming from the app.

For those of you who want to see what Coldplaying looked like "back in the day", this really cool tool called "The Way Back Machine" gives you snapshots of the website for certain days in the past. http://web.archive.org/web/*/coldplaying.com

Hey dear. I've learned that basically the source of this kind of pain comes from the fact that a person thinks that s/he's "not good enough." This source causes people to do many things that they wouldn't do if they fully accepted themselves as they are. It manifests itself in many ways. For example, here are a few off the top of my head: workaholism - you work at every opportunity to try and alleviate this feeling "I'm not worth it" and to prove to yourself and others that you are complete perfectionism - you try to be perfect at everything you do to alleviate the nagging sense there is something wrong with you; you think that being perfect will finally solve the dilemma of you being incomplete anorexia / body dysmorphia - both are a result of believing yourself to not be enough; you believe that something about your body is making you incomplete There's probably more that you can come up with yourself. Another way it manifests itself is how you react to something negative that happens to you. If someone embarrasses you, for example, that is something that affects your reputation and sense of identity. You become angry at that person because "how dare they" poke at your fragile identity. The reason they aren't allowed to poke around at you is because there is some insecurity there. The insecurity is that deep down you feel that you aren't enough. (BTW, I'm not singling you out. When I say "you" I speak in general since this thing is extremely common.) When did this all begin? Well, part of the problem is that from early years, our parents and/or society instilled in us the idea that we aren't good enough unless we prove ourselves. They wanted us to be good at academics, sports, etc. and they would get disappointed with us if we didn't do well, i.e., they would make us feel guilty for it. I think that to the degree that one's parents or society made someone feel guilty about that sort of thing, that is the degree to which one feels incomplete later in life. For some reason, parents & society don't really trust that children will do well in life without punishing them / making them feel guilt at some point. Of course, there are kids that don't buy into all the guilt trip BS from their parents, and they end up doing great emotionally later on because of it. The way to fix the problem is to change the thinking patterns that you are used to. You need to be able to transition from the thought "I'm not enough - I need XXXXX" to "I'm enough." I'M ENOUGH is a powerful belief that will set you free. When you know you're enough, you don't need to prove it with any kind of actions. You don't need to prove it with your reputation or any external displays. Anything that people do to you doesn't affect your self-worth; there's no need to ponder over what people might think about you. You are your own being and you know that you respect yourself and that's all that matters. You don't take anything personally. The interesting thing is that when you do things like the bullet points above, you are actually reinforcing the belief that you aren't enough because you are doing that thing to cover up the feeling. If any girls reading this use makeup as a way to alleviate the feeling of incompleteness, I would suggest you use that makeup to write on your mirror in large letters, I'M ENOUGH. Hang some posters of I'M ENOUGH in your room to remind you of it. Then you must remind yourself of this every morning, day, and night, and every situation until you know that it is indeed true. Hope this helps.

I recently realized that it's summer in Australia right now haha

"It doesn't really feel like Christmas at all" Perfect lyrics for Australia, where it's summer right now ;D

You have to follow this link then.

All I want to do for Christmas is smile XD This might be a stretch, but perhaps someone has them stored on their computer, such as a Mr. Coldplaying before you or one of the users...

Are the emojis coming back anytime soon?

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I love how pointless that is haha The twenty-third time I listened to TWTUD

I was hoping you'd go back and edit them lol. 66763

Unsalted cashews

Yeah, pretty much matches the description of a mushroom trip :O :p "For the past 3 years, thank you for your ______"? What does he say there?

Oh yeah, I hate that feeling lol. Have you ever played Risk (board game)?

Sage

One of my favorite Coldplay songs and I never knew what the title meant ;) Seriously, that was a good one, Brooke! We have some creative people here.

It might be Crests of Waves... crest = a comb or tuft of feathers, fur, or skin on the head of a bird or other animal

Um, No More Keeping My Feet on the Ground?

Quinoa

Go back and look at every number since 66754 and you'll see what I mean :) 66761

I think you're going backwards @Gideon_Mx I'm just going to pretend you've been posting the correct numbers. 66759

It looks like they are being reported, judging by the fact that all of the fake songs embedded in this thread are no longer available. However that doesn't stop people from posting new ones. These are all the SAME EXACT SONG posted on different channels. Pretty insane, isn't it?

Whew! Finally sent mine off today. I did take a picture of something you'll see just in case it will not make it. I sent it to...