Hmm..., Sorry if it gets too emotional : P |
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Jun 16 2009, 03:05 AM
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As someone else who "wasted" some time away from music (about 6.5 times as much as you did) let me say this resoundingly clear and loud:
IT IS NOT TOO LATE You are still quite young and it is very likely that your depression is causing you to feel that you've lost an opportunity. That same depression may also prevent you from believing all the encouragement that GMC is about to lay down in this thread but please try to listen. It is not too late. As you are still only 19, I will even say that it isn't late at all. It is "slightly less early" and you can choose to accept or deny that on your own  -------------------- ::jafomatic
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Jun 16 2009, 06:15 PM
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Three years is nothing mate, you are young and they might seem like a lot, but believe me, you have plenty of time to learn, you are young, just go for it
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Jun 16 2009, 07:12 PM
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Hi Molgan, I remember you since you use the nice of a radio show person.
Has it been that long??? Nice to see you back. Don't worry, playing the guitar is for fun for most people and it's fun wether your 19, 39 or 69 yrs old. I _started_ on guitar when I was 20 and soon that's 20 years ago, it's still fun and I enjoy it more now than before. So you lost nothing imo, just pick up where you left. Get back into our community and have fun 
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Jun 17 2009, 12:14 PM
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Don't be afraid to get too emotional, emotions are good, and sharing them with people is an important part of being a good and mature human being. We all have some problems at one point or another in life and at those crossroads thing can really look black and out of our reach but just stay focused on what you really like in your life and work your way completely out of depression. It seems to me that you are not quite free of it yet which is perfectly normal cause depression is NOT something you can just say one day:"OK I'm out". It just takes a lot of time to people get on with their lives and really start to feel joy, and depression can kick in in any hard moment again in life but you have to remember that you have the power to stop it now, you have been there and don't want to look back - you just want to look forward. No regrets - only hope. Good luck man and never give up the things you love to do in your life.
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