Issac's Rants

[John Red Beard]

Darwin, it takes a lot of strength and maturity to admit a mistake and learn from it. I'm impressed. There's no need to hate yourself. Just learn, grow, and be better tomorrow than you were yesterday. That's all any of us can do.

[MrRazot]

*Guys, we're adults here. Take this somewhere else*

[Lord Isscarus]

Saph, I understand that what I did was wrong and I should learn more about disabilities and how they affect people, but like John said, nothing justifies violence unless violence has already been justified upon [Content removed]

[Ventus Fall]

Ok everyone, we decided to lock this thread. The purpose of this thread has been fulfilled, the OP has gotten his answer and knows now what to do.

[Lord Isscarus]

Hey guys, Issac here, I need some help and I think you guys could help with this.


I have this friend named Ethan, were best friends actually, and we have pretty good times hanging out. But he can be pretty damn annoying sometimes.


There are times where I'm watching a TV show and he shows me literally every single meme he sees and expects me to laugh at it. He's very loud and shouts a lot, and as a quiet guy, this irritates me, he has a very annoying laugh, and is also sensitive, if I tell him something he is doing is bothering me, he gets all offended and yells at me, it really pisses me off sometimes.


There's also times where he makes assumptions, if I do one thing wrong, he calls me an idiot, and he assumes my emotions by looking at my facial expressions, such as if my face looks blank, he thinks I'm depressed.




Like I said earlier, he's very sensitive, if I tell him he's annoying me he gets all pissy about it, he's also very ignorant, can someone help me tell him how to grow a pair of balls politely to him? And yes he's in puberty, and I know that can affect how he thinks and feels, but I still think he's being too ignorant and clueless to actually know what he's doing.

[Fable]

The best advice in any situation is to talk to your friend, tell them that you are being serious and you need to talk to him, even if he is sensitive you need to talk to him and explain that what he does bothers you.

[Lord Isscarus]

Hey guys, Issac here, and I know I talked about this before but it's bothering me again.


I'm a teenager, 14 and a half, started puberty at 11, I'm growing armpit hair and pubic hair, I'm growing faster than usual, everything seems normal, but it's my voice.


Literally everyone's voice seems deeper than mine, my friends say I have a deep voice but when I speak all I can hear is a ten year old, when is my voice going to change? I know it's random for everyone but it's really bothering me how I have this high, pussy ass sounding voice that I hate, I'm surprised no one at my school bullies me for it.


But really? When should your voice change? 15? 16? I just need some info on this.

[Albie]

It's hard to say.  Mine slowly changed from 15 to 20 so slow that I barely noticed.

[Josh]

Hey there. I'm 17 and my voice isn't deep yet either. I have a YouTube channel and when I listen to myself, I sound like I'm 12! I hate it. You're 14, nowhere near the end of puberty
You still have a while to go and your voice will only get deeper. Might I suggest however, joining choir. Our school has one and I joined it and apparently I'm really good because my voice is high. Plus it's really fun

So in conclusion, your voice isn't going to be super deep at the age of 14. Plus, everyone is different so no two people are going to have the same voice.
I hope this helps

Yours Furry
-Josh

[Lord Isscarus]

I know I'm not even near the end of puberty yet, but it's really pissing me off. I have the facial features and height of a 17-18 year old and yet I have this high pitched voice that doesn't match at all, it makes me so furious that I break things sometimes.

[Fable]

Everyone's body develops differently. It doesn't matter how tall you are or what you look like your voice will develop when it's ready/ when you are ready. breaking things and becoming frustrated will not make the process happen any faster. Puberty is a long process that you just have to accept and wait for.

[Blaiiine]

Speaking from being a late bloomer, my voice ended up dropping in pitch around 19 or 20 and it's still a little higher than other guys my age. It's honestly random but seeing as you started puberty around 11, you're probably due for some kind of voice change soon.


Mind you, it'll be a period of awkward cracking and pitch changes for a while. Luckily you're in school so it's not as out of place unlike me, where mine kicked in during a job interview. And if anyone gives you crap about your voice, just brush it off. It doesn't matter in the end, and it just makes them look petty.

[Lord Isscarus]

I know it won't help, but when your a teen with literally nothing to do every day, those years start to then into decades.

Post Merge: May 11, 2017, 05:47:13 AMMy voice has gotten deep at times, however no cracks at all, and the deep voice is only temporary, all my friends think i have a deep and masculine voice, I can't tell if they're just trying to be nice or if I just can't hear my real voice.

[Armalite_]

It was Grade 10 when I started to notice so I think I was 15 or 16? Everyone is different.

You're 14, if nothing happens by the time you're 18 then you should worry xP

[Armalite_]

I'm 24 and there isnt a friend I have that isn't annoying in some way, shape, or form.

I accept them for it, even though what they do sometimes frustrates me, I still put up with it as I expect them to do the same for me...because I am annoying too.

Nobody is perfect, being annoying is all in good fun and its usually how some people express themselves around those they're most comfortable with. I have friends who always play loud awful garbage music, friends who get so wasted I have to carry or drive them home, friends who talk loud and laugh at nothing, friends who never listen, etc. etc. but ALL of them would put up me when I did the same annoying things to them.

At the end of the day, you gotta accept your friends for who they are. Accept they are annoying but also remind them they are such and why. If you can't, then its as simple as not hanging out with that person. Friends come as packages, you get the whole deal. Generally people don't change on command, but they can at least apologize if you're getting really upset about it.