I'm not leaving.
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rabid squirrel
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I'm not leaving.
This site is making me tense and anxious and frustrated.
LR makes me tense and anxious and frustrated.
I'm probably depressed. I don't know.
I love this site and the people in it.
I love LR.
I love creating things.
I have so many ideas.
I want to implement them.
I want to show them to people.
I can't finish a thing.
I can't find the motivation to send my unfinished tracks to rabid.
They're probably still on my Mediafire account but without the track listing/organization document.
I should probably be taking time off
of We Ride The Lines
of Line rider
But I won't.
This thought process happens daily.
Fuck.
Just, uh. Loop this thought process a couple dozen times. It gets pretty tiring after a while.
I don't know why I wrote this. Pressing the send button now.
LR makes me tense and anxious and frustrated.
I'm probably depressed. I don't know.
I love this site and the people in it.
I love LR.
I love creating things.
I have so many ideas.
I want to implement them.
I want to show them to people.
I can't finish a thing.
I can't find the motivation to send my unfinished tracks to rabid.
They're probably still on my Mediafire account but without the track listing/organization document.
I should probably be taking time off
of We Ride The Lines
of Line rider
But I won't.
This thought process happens daily.
Fuck.
Just, uh. Loop this thought process a couple dozen times. It gets pretty tiring after a while.
I don't know why I wrote this. Pressing the send button now.
hypothet- Member
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Re: I'm not leaving.
If you're looking to finish something, how about a collab with someone? I find that 10 seconds is a lot easier than a minute or so.
But I totally agree with a lot of this. Motivation is a real hard thing to keep up in this game. That's why SCG made his preview thread. And that's why I think collabs are easier to be motivated to do. Because you have accountability, and it's not all about you.
Don't completely know what I am trying to say, but yeah.
But I totally agree with a lot of this. Motivation is a real hard thing to keep up in this game. That's why SCG made his preview thread. And that's why I think collabs are easier to be motivated to do. Because you have accountability, and it's not all about you.
Don't completely know what I am trying to say, but yeah.
Apple- Moderator
Re: I'm not leaving.
rabid squirrel wrote:what's stopping you?HG42 wrote:I want to show them to people.
1. The need to seek personal satisfaction with my track and the fact that I'm never satisfied with any tracks I push myself to finish.
2. Uninspired and then I don't come back to a track I intend to finish.
3. Motivation to release an unfinished track (or lack thereof)
I still hate Comeback and wish I hadn't released it. I'm not satisfied with how it turned out, and it turned from a stress-reliever from making my collab with Splash to something I was pressured to finish.
I may have forgotten an additional point along the way.
I don't really expect everyone to understand, and it's fine if you don't.
hypothet- Member
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Re: I'm not leaving.
Tracks are never going to be perfect. Doesn't mean they aren't worth finishing/releasing. Learn to find satisfaction in things that have flaws.
Sometimes it's a good idea to work on stuff even if you don't want to at that moment, because it'll be worth it later.
I think it's shocking and saddening that you regret releasing comeback. I think what you should regret is that you haven't release anything since. What do you have to show for all the time you've spent since then?
If you are asking for advice, don't pull the "you don't understand" card. You are not that different from us.
Sometimes it's a good idea to work on stuff even if you don't want to at that moment, because it'll be worth it later.
I think it's shocking and saddening that you regret releasing comeback. I think what you should regret is that you haven't release anything since. What do you have to show for all the time you've spent since then?
If you are asking for advice, don't pull the "you don't understand" card. You are not that different from us.
Re: I'm not leaving.
You misunderstand. Really not in the mood to elaborate, but please recognize that I already have considered and accepted the advice you're giving now, and yet I feel as I do.
hypothet- Member
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Re: I'm not leaving.
Is it because of the release of all these good tracks right now? I have gotten pretty discouraged about my track I'm working on because of all these crazy amazing tracks people are releasing. Makes me feel like I will never be appreciated like they are because of the direction they are taking the game and how little I have to offer this community.
If that's why you are feeling like this, then you aren't alone.
If not then elaborate when you are in the mood please. If I can help any way, let me know.
If that's why you are feeling like this, then you aren't alone.
If not then elaborate when you are in the mood please. If I can help any way, let me know.
Apple- Moderator
Re: I'm not leaving.
Sucks to have such a problem man. It sounds to me like you're too focused on this community, do you have other hobbies besides Line Rider? Do you have friends you hang out with? You need to find some other hobbies or activities that you can put your mind on. Think of things you'd like to do sometime, don't be afraid to make them crazy. Join a soccer team, chess club, take Spanish lessons, go to the bingo at a retirement home, just do anything!
Something you might be interested in is getting a book about solving whatever the underlining problem is. It works for some people, so why not try it yourself?
Something you might be interested in is getting a book about solving whatever the underlining problem is. It works for some people, so why not try it yourself?
Rafael- Line Rider Legend
Re: I'm not leaving.
Mild interest in pharmacology and organic chemistry. Definitely something I've been looking into.
I'll consider the self-help/reading approach. Thanks for the feedback.
I'll consider the self-help/reading approach. Thanks for the feedback.
hypothet- Member
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Re: I'm not leaving.
I've been dealing with a bit anxiety from the community as well (which may just be a coincidence, I'm having anxiety over college at the same time), so I kinda know where you're coming from, maybe.
As frustrating as the community dynamic is right now, what keeps me on WRTL is knowing that no matter how tense it gets, the people here are, at the end of the day, way more interesting, accepting, and creative than any friends I have IRL. I can talk to these people and have actual conversations about things I find interesting, and I can vent here if something ever happens that I need to talk about. If, in the future, this was ever not the case, I'm sure I would leave.
I came to that realization roughly a month before I moved to Minnesota (so 3 years ago), and I thought to myself that for sure I would get friends that would share my interests and be as accepting as WRTL. But that wasn't the case, and I'm fairly certain that this will not be the case when I move to college in August either.
In sum, I'm staying because WRTL has so many great people that I can relate to, that I can talk to about life, or problems, or some cool YouTube channel on the art of cinema that a friend showed me. Whether or not you're staying for those reasons, or if you even realize that you're staying for these reasons, isnt my call.
And above all, remember that there are real people on the forum, not just text and a username. I forget that sometimes.
As frustrating as the community dynamic is right now, what keeps me on WRTL is knowing that no matter how tense it gets, the people here are, at the end of the day, way more interesting, accepting, and creative than any friends I have IRL. I can talk to these people and have actual conversations about things I find interesting, and I can vent here if something ever happens that I need to talk about. If, in the future, this was ever not the case, I'm sure I would leave.
I came to that realization roughly a month before I moved to Minnesota (so 3 years ago), and I thought to myself that for sure I would get friends that would share my interests and be as accepting as WRTL. But that wasn't the case, and I'm fairly certain that this will not be the case when I move to college in August either.
In sum, I'm staying because WRTL has so many great people that I can relate to, that I can talk to about life, or problems, or some cool YouTube channel on the art of cinema that a friend showed me. Whether or not you're staying for those reasons, or if you even realize that you're staying for these reasons, isnt my call.
And above all, remember that there are real people on the forum, not just text and a username. I forget that sometimes.
Re: I'm not leaving.
Yo feel free to skype meefrazable wrote:And above all, remember that there are real people on the forum, not just text and a username. I forget that sometimes.
Oh, also, I hope that does change at college. I felt the same way in high school and it did change. A lot. For the better.
Re: I'm not leaving.
I left until I found my own motivation, for about a week or so. The Avatar helped Zuko find his motivation in much the same way Sheldon helped me find mine.
For the longest time, the site, the community at large, the activity here was what kept me going. It was a dream come true that the site was still even active when I came back to LR a year ago. But then the site started becoming stressful and difficult and I wanted to leave. So I did, but I still felt obligated to finish things here. I found out how much less I love the game when I'm playing for myself. So when I play, I think "What would just shock the ever living shit out of someone/dumbfound them even if they play the game as avidly as I do?" and then perform accordingly. It's probably a more egotistical approach to the game, but as a whole I don't believe that's entirely unhealthy.
I love you, man. I'm always vent ready.
For the longest time, the site, the community at large, the activity here was what kept me going. It was a dream come true that the site was still even active when I came back to LR a year ago. But then the site started becoming stressful and difficult and I wanted to leave. So I did, but I still felt obligated to finish things here. I found out how much less I love the game when I'm playing for myself. So when I play, I think "What would just shock the ever living shit out of someone/dumbfound them even if they play the game as avidly as I do?" and then perform accordingly. It's probably a more egotistical approach to the game, but as a whole I don't believe that's entirely unhealthy.
I love you, man. I'm always vent ready.
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