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• Open Question: poll: can anybody live their dream in life?

  yes or no: do you believe ANYBODY can make anyone of their true life goals come true? for example, if somebody wanted to be a famous singer, hockey player... comedian, could they become who they want to be? can anybody do anything they want to in life? (if yes, please explain why)

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• Open Question: Generally happy, yet unable to escape the thought of suicide?

  I'm seeking for any sort of advice, I've been clueless as to what to do for a while now. I have dealt with depression in the past (about 5 years ago) and I used to be seriously suicidal, but currently I believe I am the happiest I've been so far in my life, with great friends and a partner that I love more than anyone in the world. But I can't seem to change my opinions on suicide. I used to think of it as something that I could achieve infinite comfort with. I dislike the thought, but I still do think this way. I am generally an optimistic positive person, or I try to be. I'm doing fine in life. But it seems like the dark days I've had has been haunting me endlessly. I don't have the money nor effort to go to a therapist (I've been to a couple while I was going through my depression but I couldn't convince myself that it was helping, therefore it really didn't affect me much.) Overall, it's honestly as if somewhere along the way, one of the biggest goal in my life is to kill myself. I'm still young and I am completely clueless for my future, but I feel that if I keep on thinking this way I think I will eventually rid of myself at one point in my life or another. If you could give me any advice on my situation, it would be great. Thanks in advance.

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• Open Question: How to plan basketball workout?

  Hey guys, my goal is to practice basketball about 5 hours a day maybe 6, but i need some help breaking down the workout to incorporate everything in it, only basketball no cardio or weightlifting or anything like that just 5 hours basketball thanks alot

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• Open Question: Need people who have beaten Final Fantasy 7!?

  Okay first off, if you not a very expirenced FF7 player I don't want your help. I started a new game, and my goal is to get a perfect or near perfect game and to beat Emerald and Ruby. But I need help picking end three characters. The characters I want are Cloud (duh), Tifa, and Yuffie. I picked Tifa and Yuffie cuz I'm a prev and I really want them in my end party, however, although Tifa and Yuffie both have limit breaks that attack multipule times Barret and Cid have limit breaks that attack for more (I'm pretty sure). So as far as I know, there is no reason not to pick Barret and Cid over Tifa and Yuffie. I don't like that. So what I want to know is; is there any reason why Tifa and Yuffie are better than Barret and Cid. Any reason! I just need something to go off of, cuz if I don't I will be forced to pick Barret and Cid because they are the rational choice.

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• Open Question: Why will Chicharito succeed whereas Gio and Vela are still a work in progress?

  Chicharito Hernandez is a player like none other that Mexico has. His goal definition skills, footwork, speed, dribbling, and field vision are as polished as anyone on the Manchester United squad. He may look shorter than the rest of the squad, but no one can argue that his play conveyed that he belonged with the rest of the Man U team. The difference between him, Gio,and Vela has to do with their mental focus. Chicharito took this time off, not to vacation on beaches or go out to clubs like Ochoa, Gio, Vela, and Juarez did, but to workout on the fitness regiment that Sir Alex Ferguson gave to him. Chicharito stayed with his family to work on his conditioning and exercises to be at the same level of European players. Ferguson himself said after the game that Chicharito is already as polished as some of the best players in Europe and his only concern was whether Chicharito can adapt to the fitness training of the club. Gio, according to Harry Redknapp has improved a lot, but he is concerned as to whether or not Dos Santos will put more effort into practices than he did at the local nightclubs in England. Arsene Wenger doesn't make mistakes and he still believes in Vela, but Vela lacks confidence in shooting with his right foot. That being said, we will see if he improves. In short, Chicharito has the polish of a mature football player anxious to succeed and it is his maturity that already sets him ahead of Giovani Dos Santos and Carlos Vela.

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