(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Sometimes, something happens that draws you up short and makes you realize how easy it is to misjudge situations in life. It's like a mental slap in the face, showing you how wrong you can be.

My life changed completely when my father died in an car accident.
It's still hard for me.. I know what I'm telling now is not exactly about the same thing of the topic but. yeah,
Btw if I'm going to my family or something we're always going with the bike. We are now a bit scared to go with our car.

Yes thanks m8, yeah indeed it was hard and unexpected.

hope you cope bro

Moving house; i used to live in a urban area near my friends but now i live in a rural area 4 miles from anyone :/

Facebook/NGU/Gaming; ups and downs all these have caused me to waste time and my social skills with girls are shit because of it.

Addiction to gaming; it's gone now, about 6 months ago actually O.o but i became incredibly pale and i looked at myself in the mirror and thought 'wtf am i doing...' i hardly ever game anymore, i just laze around on the internet or play football (soccer) in my back garden. Not much to do where i live.

When people die usually.

My first was when my parents went through there divorce. It still effects me to this day. Kids who have never felt divorce are fortunate. The pain it has caused me is tremendous.

My second is when I moved to Palm Springs. It effected my life in a way that did not last long. Technically, I embraced Christianity at this time and went to school at a private middle school.

Next, making the decision to move in with my father for high school as I did not wish to go to Palm Springs High. This decision took much thinking and was hard emotionally as when the divorce took place I hung to my mom.

Probably one of my largest was when I questioned my faith. It has caused me to become an atheist, I'm not bashing anyone's beliefs but this change in my belief originally caused me to tumble into an almost depressed state. Eventually it has led to me enjoying life and not regretting over mistakes but learning from them.