solution to a loss of passion (and caring) ?

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<p>Perhaps there's an underlying issue you can ignore on some days and not on others? I had this a lot last year, and my grades would reflect this, my scores would go up and down. For me, it was a circumstance beyond my control that hindered me unfairly. I simply learned to live with it, accept it and move on atleast symbolically. The coke thing is funny, but maybe on your bitter days you are so ****ed at life in general that every little thing ticks you off? Also, I read somewhere that anger and sadness are very easily interchangeable, so you might be mad that your coke itsnt cold, and then cry to express that anger. </p>

<p>I think its the idea of adulthood that scares us. Adults dont understand-can't understand because they have accepted all that comes with adulthood so long ago, that they think it should come naturally to teens. But the transition takes time and a lot of thought, and involves tremendous confusion. Personally I think it's more stressful being a teen than an adult. We have to deal with our future, college, our identity, our parents, siblings, friends, love, sex, whereas they just go to work and worry about their children and retirement. We have expectations to fulfill, our own happiness to deal with. In the end I think it comes from an unfulfilled need, like being more successful or aiming higher, or maybe just being more social or feeling a sense of danger and thrill or anything really.</p>

<p>Thanks lh0pitalrules
Yes, crying was used as an emotional release. After crying, I felt good.. it was as if I was letting out all my stress for the last 2 weeks.
And I agree that adults can't understand. They know what they are doing.. they're there to support their chiildren - emotional and physically. But even with their presence, I feel very lost in the world sometimes.</p>

<p>I always thought I was strange because of the whole crying thing. But now, it feels good to know that other people are like me too.</p>

<p>NOfx, I've cried my self to sleep on many occasions since I was 5. For no reason at all or because of the horrible feelings I had (nothing like daddy didn't get me a pony or whatever) and I think its not unusual. The mood swings you get is part of being a teenager.</p>