Hello everyone!
I guess i lied and said i'd never come back to this website again. Shame on me! BAD ADRIAN! oh well, i just feel i came across a bit harsh last time. So i just wanted to say that i feel really bad that life has shit all over you guys. I personally was given a oppritunity to turn things around while in aarc. You see, i was fucked, hooked on crack and headed towards some pretty unhappy places and situations. But i was able to turn it around (one day at a time)

so why havn't some of my group members, oldcommers and old graduates who have been out for years but still come on this website to complain, not get the same experience? So i came to a conclusion the other day. You were all born with bad luck! I'm sorry that life hasn't treated you guys right. You never really had an honest shot at anything. I think i'm beginning to understand that now. It actually WAS everyone elses fault. It seems so clear! perhaps even i should convert to dwelling in pity. It seems to make you guys pretty happy and feel worthwhile. You all have one thing in commen. Life sucks and there is nothing you can do about it. With an additude like that you don't have to take responsibility for anything! Ok, now i'm going to try and talk like you guys to see if it makes me feel better. Here it goes.
"Yeah, aarc sucked, really sucked. Just a bunch of losers who believe in bad things. The Doctor is full of nonsense. I wonder if he even went to school? What a bad place. It ruined my life. I am now traumatized and have to post bad things on the internet about the place so people can feel sorry for me. PLEASE! respond and give me sympathy. If i was thinking clearly i would just forget about the place and go on with my life but NO! i can't do that. This is a great oppritunity to blah blah blah blah..."
You know what, it really didn't make me feel any better. I started to actually feel really depressed. I don't know how you guys do it day after day. Well my hat is off to you! Good luck living, if thats what you like to call it.
Adrian Morrison