A guy said he had his freak out moment because he could not figure out his next move. He can’t take a job for his issue: his interest is being an artist, but he got a job offer. Since he can’t see a clear path for his career, he doesn’t know what to do.  

A friend said he had bottomless sadness because he felt he was a failure: he was torn between going back to his former lover or moving forward. He left his hometown when he was young and always looking for what he left behind.  

A girl said she’s from a good family, but she made a mistake. Now she has a rough life: she has to work hard to support her kids because her partner left her; she tries to change her life, but still thinks when she met her guy and decided to live with him because they like sports is the worst deal.

A friend said her parents had a rough live and she wants to avoid it; since her high school let her have a rough life also, she decided to change herself. Now she’s a fan of makeup, she feels she’s pretty, slender, good looking.

Mad, angry, revenge, and move on? Some people said they got mad, angry sometimes, and they want to revenge. So, they asked: Do they have the right to grieve and feel angry when someone behaves badly?

My friend is angry and asked: “People have the right to be angry?” It turned out that when she saw someone treated the “little people” like dirt, some athlete got angry on TV, someone picking up samples with fingers in supermarket and others screamed for not using a cocktail stick, she didn’t feel personally; but when she chatted to her friend and a lady said she should stop talking, she felt angry and asked a question. #getangry #badmood #feelpainful