Links View all MzAsh's friends Login Find all Posts by MzAsh Find all threads started by MzAsh Status N/A Statistics Profile Views: 134 Friends: 0 Files: 0 Last Update: 2008-04-23 Signup Date: 2008-02-06 Rating: N/A (info) Activity points: (info) Total Posts 0 Refferals 0 Last Forum Activity 2008-02-06 01:07:58 AM Forum Rank Junior Member Personal Information Name ashley amrull  Birthday 1988-01-01 Send a private message to MzAsh Gender Unspecified Orientation Unspecified Relationship Status Unspecified Religion Unspecified Location San Fran California ( Northern ) United States About Me No information available Recent blog entries    Blog 6: New Life    Blog 4    Blog 3: This one girl i know [view all 5 of MzAsh's blog] Recent Surveys No survey entries found Recent blog comments Its good you found a way to resolve it on your own. I know a lot of people that can't even make it that far. Everyone has some type or form of an addiction, we all just need to learn to control it. Don't let the addiction control us. I understand what you say about the job getting tiresome and not wanting to go to school because of the fatigue. I work about 30 hours a week and sometimes dread getting out of bed the next day...but i know i have to. Education is what is going to get me a better job then the one i am in now. same for you! and also let your friends in china be your motivation, an extra push to keep striving for your goal! (posted in Blog 6) I can relate, along with a lot of people around us. At my other college i switched my major twice (from international relations to sociology) and then when i came to CCSF i put down "undecided". and now that i am leaving San Francisco to go to LA i find myself taking a break from school to pursue my dream while im still young. It scares me though to know i will not be in school (my comfort zone). So no matter what major you decide on dont be afraid to let go and give it your all. Take classes, experience things, and find out what you truly desire. and dont be afraid to tell anyone. (posted in My goals (Blog #6)) I agree with you when you say addicition does not only pertain to a drug, but anything that takes you away from your daily habits, from friends and family. At keast you have pin pointed your problem now it is up to you to turn things around. You know how things will get if you continue down this route. It doesnt mean take your time away from you video game COMPLETELY, but just limit it a little bit. Equal out the time you spend with your fam and friends. and make them feel as special as this video game is to you...and everything will get better =) (posted in Blog 4) Recent Photos No photos found Friends No friends found Recent podcasts No podcasts found Recent movies No movies found Recent topics No topics found Signature(Forum)