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Last day of the year... How are you going though this night?

AKA how are you surviving it?

Mom and her partner are going to a reunion with some neighbours, get drunk and whatever and invited me but i won't go. I know how those parties are and I hate being surrounded by alcoholic ignorant people and people I don't know... My little bro (16 yrs old) goes out with his friends. My other bro that is 5 years younger than me (he's 29 years old) Will pass the NYE with her fiance and her family in their families restaurant.

So I'll stay in my room alone again. There's no reason to go outside. The stupid fireworks won't let me sleep anyways so I'll play Xbox and watch some p*rn maybe. I know it can be seen as pathetic for some, but that's my reality and I can't do anything about it.

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  • Dude, staying in on NYE is the best.

    I'm going to have wine, read a book, and fall asleep with my pups next to me tonight. It's going to be glorious, and no lightweight drunks or cops around to ruin it.

  • Get hammered and whip some handbrake J turns in the gravel parking lot at the church down the road from here until about 2am.

    Same as every New Years eve.

    Hell, same as every eve.

  • In my sister's home

    Her baby is sick.

    The day has been a cavalcade of interruptions atop interruptions as more and more shit keeps happening.

    At midnight the sky will explode and the baby will screech like he is dying. (fuck fireworks and all people who make or use or enjoy them)

    No partying for me, but I don't like partying, so. Overall in a grumpy mood.

    At least after this is done with I'm going to see my SO in his place.

  • Researching and planning a trip abroad in preparation for moving out of this country.

  • I don't think your evening is pathetic. I've been in similar circumstances, and we do what we must to get by. I respect your pragmatic resilience, and your wisdom in your priorities; forcing yourself to be around drunken strangers because of feeling an obligation to celebrate with everyone else would be far more pathetic than your actual plans

    That being said, it sounds like you're not particularly happy with your life circumstances right now — it sounds like you're surviving more than you're living. On that note, I sincerely wish you the best for the coming year. Maybe you'll never find this an occasion worth celebrating, but I hope you have splashes of happiness across the year, where you can enjoy the things you care about.

    That same blind hope I expressed towards you is how I'm surviving tonight; it has been a pretty terrible year for me, and I'm trying not to reflect too hard on it all, nor think too hard about planning the future. I'm just grasping onto a desperate hope that maybe this time, next year, I'll have more things to reflect on fondly.

    Good luck in the year ahead, to anyone who is reading this. It never feels like it, but simply surviving is a hell of an achievement, and I'm cheering for you from the distance, because you deserve good things.

  • Too old to stay up. Been there, done that and I always regret it. Gonna have some top shelf Bourbon I got for Christmas from my boss and watch the east coast ball drop from another time zone with my family and call it a night. Kids can stay up for the real deal. I’ll be fast asleep and loving it.

  • I played poker with my girlfriend. Watched fireworks for maybe 10 minutes.

    Don't worry so much what everyone else is doing. I also don't drink on new years eve.

    The public is full of people who do what they are told by our culture. You can choose to follow or not. :)

    Pathetic would be to go out and hate it, just because you are afraid of what others will think if you don't.

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