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I Might Create a New Identity One Day

Tired of the Bullshit!

By: invizable
Written on June 15th, 2008
By: invizable
Age: 41-45
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  • britt4ever

    I just joined this community, just to see whats out here. Strange I find this discussion. The world we live in is so messed up right now that I wouldn't blame anybody for wanting to just start over. I am there right now. I am the President of a company and have just been the victim of life at its worse, or maybe just experienced what is becoming common in todays world over the past year or so. In any event, I am there. After extreme research on the subject, yes if can be done. At this point I kind of wish there was a small group of people that fit each other well enough to do it together as a group of people. An exclusive team of people that believed in each other, trusted in each other and could work side by side to make this dream come true. We all have our reasons. Unless its murder and your dangerous, then the reasons don't matter.



    I had the brass ring of all marriages. A true fairy tale for over a decade. Its a long horrible story. But got down to her dad getting suddenly ill, the passing away due to lack of medical attention. His choice and driven my religion. But it still did something to her. She made some mistakes and got sucked into a crowd of people that still have her. The things that happened after that are heart breaking on one hand and beautiful on the other. To sink the final nail, I was accused for something I didn't do and face prison if charges are filled. I have had enough, to say the least.



    You can change your identity. As stated my another person here, if you are clear, and the change will not leave others destroyed in the wake of your desire, then do it. If you have people that love you, and are not in some kind of danger, then I would really think hard about it, pray about it and go from there. If you have any of the above, then consider yourself lucky and blessed. As I once was. The advice given in the statement from another writer is very sound and really great advice!! Sometimes just making changes in yourself and not feeling bad about going for broke and pleasing yourself can save your life and change your outlook.



    If you want to run, change your life and identity, get a small group of trusted people that want the same. Start a business, run it together and make it happen. There is safety and happiness in certain numbers, as long as they are safe.



    Good luck with your venture.

    Jan 26, 2012
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  • britt4ever

    I just joined this community, just to see whats out here. Strange I find this discussion. The world we live in is so messed up right now that I wouldn't blame anybody for wanting to just start over. I am there right now. I am the President of a company and have just been the victim of life at its worse, or maybe just experienced what is becoming common in todays world over the past year or so. In any event, I am there. After extreme research on the subject, yes if can be done. At this point I kind of wish there was a small group of people that fit each other well enough to do it together as a group of people. An exclusive team of people that believed in each other, trusted in each other and could work side by side to make this dream come true. We all have our reasons. Unless its murder and your dangerous, then the reasons don't matter.



    I had the brass ring of all marriages. A true fairy tale for over a decade. Its a long horrible story. But got down to her dad getting suddenly ill, the passing away due to lack of medical attention. His choice and driven my religion. But it still did something to her. She made some mistakes and got sucked into a crowd of people that still have her. The things that happened after that are heart breaking on one hand and beautiful on the other. To sink the final nail, I was accused for something I didn't do and face prison if charges are filled. I have had enough, to say the least.



    You can change y

    Jan 26, 2012
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  • rocker6346

    Well, I can very much relate to what you are saying and I also understand your need to do this.

    It is called (now don't take this in a bad way...) the beginning of a mid-life crisis.



    During one's life, there are several points where one has the opportunity to 'start over': going to high school, going to college, moving out your parents' house, getting a new girlfriend/boyfriend, ...

    The older one gets, the less opportunities occur. At a certain point, when you feel a need for this change, you will want to create the opportunity.

    And that is exactly what you are doing now.



    I haven't lived through it myself so I cannot garantuee you this advice is sound, but here it is:

    If you have the ability to go on with this, if you're not married, don't have financial worries, don't have kids that still need you, ....

    Just do it!

    If you don't, you will regret it for the rest of your life (which will be painful and long)

    BUT if you do have a responsibility at home (wife, kids, job, ...) try to shift this desire.

    Don't just forget it, but alter it in such a way that you can combine your responsibilities and your desire.

    Buy an expensive car, throw out all of your clothes and start buying new ones, redecorate the house everyday for an entire month, start going out again, ... Be wild!

    Jun 15, 2008
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