Current Events > Was 2018 a good year for you?

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How was 2018?
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Oh, most definitely yes. I got most of my shit done this year.
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Yeah I've worked hard and had plenty fun :-)

Good I've finally landed a job with the Feds that I've been trying on and off to get for the past 3 years. The shutdown sucks but it will pass.
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Average. I did well in school while balancing it with work.
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Bad, bad year despite trying my best. I'll give it another go but this is getting old.
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Best year.
Won a championship belt in mma.
Found my soulmate getting married and have 3 kids.
First ever place.
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it had its low points but on the whole it was a good year :3
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Bought my dream house so yeah
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Eh. Pretty much. Better than 2017
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My 2018 can be summed up in one word.

Meh.
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I think that this might have been the best year I've lived so far. Just maybe.
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Not really. Every year that passes seems to be worse than the last one. I find it increasing difficult to care about things, I see my true friends less and less and instead mostly just hang with my alcoholic neighbour. My own drinking problem keeps getting worse and my relationship with my daughter becomes more and more distant.

Woe is me.
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bump
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there was good and pretty bad. I'd say overall it was a bad year for me
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yeah I got a well paying job and moved to the city from my parents'
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No, but 2019 will be.
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Much better than 2017, and I feel like 2019 will be even better.
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I'm seeing a lot of people posting about how tough this year was for them and how glad they will be to see it end. But honestly, looking back, 2018 was pretty good to me. First of all I got married, which is something I never in a million years thought I would do. That my romantic partner also happens to be my best friend is a rare gift which I thank the universe for every day. It is also the first calendar year in about four during which I did not need a surgery, a treatment, or some other bank account-draining medical procedure. In fact, I am officially cancer free one year this month. I exercised my creative endeavors by writing another book about my paranormal passions (which will be published in the spring) and, of course, am thankful for the continuous everyday comforts of a house, car, job, and cupboard full of food. Not that the year wasn't without its challenges or tears, but the fact is we came out of it in one piece and I think that's pretty neat.
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