Always looking for something new

Whow I feel better already. What great replies, however it seems that my process is to try to get others interested in things I am interested in which is the way to frustration when they look interested but then cannot be ar**d to put effort in.
If I look at this as a therapy issue I can see it is about the child in me trying very hard at whatever I do but my parents not taking much notice. My lesson perhaps is to do it for me rather than others.
Hope this makes sense.

I do think that many people are talkers, many are suggesters but very few are do-ers and its unfortunately only the few that make things happen......sadly resentment usually settles in and people give up and move onto something new.....I find this at work with my service users who want this and that but wont contribute to making things happen and want it done for them. Sad but true :-(

I don't think you are alone Juneh. I live in a small community and try to involve myself in local groups to try and keep some life in the village and what I have found is that the people who moan about 'lack of this' and 'lack of that' seem to go very quiet when the time comes when they could get involved in making something happen.

Then I think to myself 'sod it' why should I bother ... then on to something else ................ change is good

I've spent my whole life 'mastering' one skill and then moving on to a new challenge. Likewise, I have moved house (and area) more times than I can remember.
Some of us are just made that way juneh
Just think how many amazing skills we have amassed!