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My mind is like yarn and squishy things and cute animals with a bunch of blood and skeletons over in the corner.
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All right. Bio. Let's do this.
Started RPing when I was about 12. Since then, I've become exceptionally more literate. I like me some SciFi, some spooky horror, and any sort of Dystopian setting.
In the real world, I'm a moderately interesting person. I'm majoring in Microbiology and minoring in philosophy. I sew corsets, knit warm fuzzy things, and never have enough money to travel to the places I want to see.
Started RPing when I was about 12. Since then, I've become exceptionally more literate. I like me some SciFi, some spooky horror, and any sort of Dystopian setting.
In the real world, I'm a moderately interesting person. I'm majoring in Microbiology and minoring in philosophy. I sew corsets, knit warm fuzzy things, and never have enough money to travel to the places I want to see.
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I'm good to skip ahead to the next day. :)
That was excellent. Great post, you guys. :D
Sektor is just so adorably awkward with his timing. Love that little robot.
Sektor is just so adorably awkward with his timing. Love that little robot.
Sounds surprisingly familiar to my case, Rose. I'm pretty sure that our parents are going to be one of our bigger roadblocks. His probably slightly more than mine. He's really religious, and my mum has this fear that he's going to try to 'convert' me. Now, religion is something we've discussed numerous times before. And it's always ended with a joke that someday we'll be walking down the street together, him wearing a cross around his neck, and me wearing a pentacle. I'm not worried about him, but I am terrified that his mother won't approve of me. She's a fantastic woman, but very protective. It'll be a slow process, making sure that I don't do anything to worry her.
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Woah. Crazy technowhatsits.
Might try to get another post up for Vander yet tonight. She'll probably be pretty sick the next morning...or afternoon, depending when she sleeps until. XD
Whoo! Collabs! :D
Well, basically everything to be said has been said...but I'm gonna go ahead and state my opinions anyways.
I'm 18, and I've been in a long-distance relationship (2000+ kilometres) since June last summer. This is the only relationship I've ever been in, but I love it so much. I met my boyfriend online when I was fourteen. We had a crazy amount of stuff in common, and became pretty close friends over the next few months. Then we exchanged Christmas gifts. And birthday gifts. And basically friend-zoned each other for about three years before he asked me to be his girlfriend.
It's definitely something that can work, as people have said, depending upon the couple. We're both very easy-going people. So things that might annoy or frustrate the other person in an online relationship, they don't affect us quite as much. We're both incredibly accepting of each others differences, and on the few things we don't see eye to eye on, we agree to disagree. Someone also mentioned how a level of honesty was required in order to maintain trust....he once told another girl she was 'cute', after she had first complimented him, at some event where he was working. He proceeded to tell me about it the exact same day, just to be sure that I knew. I did the same thing when another guy flirted incessantly with me on the bus during the 16 hour drive home from a track competition. We're about as honest as it gets. XD
And yes, there definitely has to be that feasibility to meet up in real life. A friend of mine had an amazing relationship going with a guy a year older than her, until he graduated and went to school in the city. It was only an hour and a half away. But at the time, she didn't know if she would end up in the same city as him or not. There was too much uncertainty, and they mutually agreed to end it.
So there's my thoughts on the topic. :)
For interest's sake, I'm meeting my boyfriend this summer. He's coming up to Canada for my graduation.
I'm 18, and I've been in a long-distance relationship (2000+ kilometres) since June last summer. This is the only relationship I've ever been in, but I love it so much. I met my boyfriend online when I was fourteen. We had a crazy amount of stuff in common, and became pretty close friends over the next few months. Then we exchanged Christmas gifts. And birthday gifts. And basically friend-zoned each other for about three years before he asked me to be his girlfriend.
It's definitely something that can work, as people have said, depending upon the couple. We're both very easy-going people. So things that might annoy or frustrate the other person in an online relationship, they don't affect us quite as much. We're both incredibly accepting of each others differences, and on the few things we don't see eye to eye on, we agree to disagree. Someone also mentioned how a level of honesty was required in order to maintain trust....he once told another girl she was 'cute', after she had first complimented him, at some event where he was working. He proceeded to tell me about it the exact same day, just to be sure that I knew. I did the same thing when another guy flirted incessantly with me on the bus during the 16 hour drive home from a track competition. We're about as honest as it gets. XD
And yes, there definitely has to be that feasibility to meet up in real life. A friend of mine had an amazing relationship going with a guy a year older than her, until he graduated and went to school in the city. It was only an hour and a half away. But at the time, she didn't know if she would end up in the same city as him or not. There was too much uncertainty, and they mutually agreed to end it.
So there's my thoughts on the topic. :)
For interest's sake, I'm meeting my boyfriend this summer. He's coming up to Canada for my graduation.
You definitely granite, Roman.
The Roman07 said
It seems like james was more upset that she slept with Deon as opposed to losing the fight. If you think about he lost the fight... and the war. At least that's how I would feel if a girl I liked slept with the guy who kicked my ass.
You basically nailed how I've been viewing this. I feel terrible for James. >.<
Wasn't just me! Gonzo contributed to the length at least as much, most likely more. XD
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