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 Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2010 8:57 am
@Ane- Nah Im not to well hehe
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Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2010 9:18 am
Aneyana -Mizu teh Artsi- Pirate Captain Sushi -Mizu teh Artsi- Pirate Captain Sushi -Mizu teh Artsi- >w< weeeeeeee!~ <3 <3 <3 <3 <3  
Is Moosh an official pairing now?
@Kam: if that's a result of overworking yourself...don't overwork yourself mad
and go see a doctor....collapsing is not good.
;D <3 yus. We is nao Moosh @Kam: D: DON'T HURT YOURSELF YOU BUM
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Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2010 9:23 am
Im not hurting myself
I m just sick with this silly thingy and It drains me completely at times ;o;
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Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2010 9:41 am
Kamilio Im not hurting myself I m just sick with this silly thingy and It drains me completely at times ;o; ;o; <3 Take a day to yourselffff
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Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2010 10:00 am
Aneyana -Mizu teh Artsi- Pirate Captain Sushi -Mizu teh Artsi- Pirate Captain Sushi -Mizu teh Artsi- >w< weeeeeeee!~ <3 <3 <3 <3 <3
Is Moosh an official pairing now?
@Kam: if that's a result of overworking yourself...don't overwork yourself mad
and go see a doctor....collapsing is not good.
THIS ONE MUST BE DISPOSED OF.
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Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2010 1:34 pm
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Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2010 1:43 pm
Jon said he wanted to still be a part of my family so I told him about my sister's Halloween party. My friends backed off the "I'LL KILL HIM" when I asked them, hopefully my family will too. I love the people in my life, I really do. But threatening to harm Jon just makes it worse.
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Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2010 1:50 pm
Shiori Miko Jon said he wanted to still be a part of my family so I told him about my sister's Halloween party. My friends backed off the "I'LL KILL HIM" when I asked them, hopefully my family will too. I love the people in my life, I really do. But threatening to harm Jon just makes it worse. In my experience, trying to be friends right away is a really bad idea because you don't have a break to fully get over the person first. The most successful post-romantic-feelings friendship I had happened when I didn't talk to the guy for almost nine months after he moved away. If this works for you (and I hope it does), that's wonderful - but I had a hell of a time trying this myself.
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Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2010 1:57 pm
Dystopian Lover Shiori Miko Jon said he wanted to still be a part of my family so I told him about my sister's Halloween party. My friends backed off the "I'LL KILL HIM" when I asked them, hopefully my family will too. I love the people in my life, I really do. But threatening to harm Jon just makes it worse. In my experience, trying to be friends right away is a really bad idea because you don't have a break to fully get over the person first. The most successful post-romantic-feelings friendship I had happened when I didn't talk to the guy for almost nine months after he moved away. If this works for you (and I hope it does), that's wonderful - but I had a hell of a time trying this myself. I agree with her. When me and my ex broke off we tried being friends right away, and it got really complicated. So we broke of comunications like completely. We only talked to each other during our b days, and when we needed it the most (like when my grand father died, and 10 days later her grandmother). So now that we had our big break we can actually talk with out any problems. It's nice.
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Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2010 2:00 pm
Dystopian Lover Shiori Miko Jon said he wanted to still be a part of my family so I told him about my sister's Halloween party. My friends backed off the "I'LL KILL HIM" when I asked them, hopefully my family will too. I love the people in my life, I really do. But threatening to harm Jon just makes it worse. In my experience, trying to be friends right away is a really bad idea because you don't have a break to fully get over the person first. The most successful post-romantic-feelings friendship I had happened when I didn't talk to the guy for almost nine months after he moved away. If this works for you (and I hope it does), that's wonderful - but I had a hell of a time trying this myself. I know what you mean. If I were giving advice to someone I'd say the same thing. I've always done the same thing with my exes. My friend thought I was insane when I said I needed to talk to Jon just a few days after we broke up. But he was my best friend. I lost my boyfriend, I can live with that. But losing my best friend is gonna hurt a hell of a lot more. And once he leaves in January, it may be years before I see him again.
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Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2010 2:51 pm
I guess I should wait for a relationship in college... I keep crushing on guys I just found out I can't have. I kinda feel selfish wanting... whatever, at least it clears up some things for me to concentrate on ^_^
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Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2010 6:39 pm
So apparently I'm still a "manipulative" b***h since I'm now you're ex-best friend that didn't want to talk to you online so you ignored me for 6 months then flamed me. I can live with that.
But I'd appreciate it if you didn't tell that to every person I have class with. It's a bit counterproductive to the "hoping you have other friends" pity party you were trying to pull off being sincere about. Of course, then again, while typing that you claimed to "not be angry" and I was so "naïve" yet still "manipulative."
No wonder no one seems to want to talk to me half the time. xD
God, I can't ******** wait to leave this school now. I prefer online friends to real life friends for a good reason. Thanks for reconfirming my faith in not having friends much.
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Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2010 7:09 pm
'Grats Moosh!
@Shiori: just saying...my brother and his girlfriend broke up last year but stayed friends right away...and now they're a couple again.
(Though I think the break-up might have been partly just a result of the fact that she was at college and he was still in HS
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Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2010 7:57 pm
Can you seriously SHUT UP AND LISTEN!?! I told you I wanted that costume. I told you to put money on your card so I can order that costume. Instead you waste time getting an ugly a** black one and because of your time wasting the one I wanted is sold out. Oh the one you bought was cheaper? I didn't expect you to pay for it in the first place. I was gonna buy it myself until you offered. Just once, listen. I'm ******** sick of people trying to "surprise" me because they're ALWAYS wrong! Then they expect me to be all "oh thanks!" ******** THAT! I knew you would screw up, I told you not to. You didn't listen so you don't deserve me lying to protect your feelings.
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Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2010 9:52 pm
I'm not sure if this belongs in the SD, but I couldn't think of a thread to really put this in. Smaller font for less scrolling.. Why am I so sensitive about race? It shouldn't matter what anyone looks like or their nationality or race or what ever you want to call it. Yet still, I feel uncomfortable when others feel comfortable talking about it. For example, 2 of my friends were talking (friend 1=American, white, girl; friend 2=Italian, derp, male.) and he was telling Friend 1 about how Girl A talks differently when talking to different people. How Girl A talks "normally" when talking to white people but talks "black" when talking to "black people." Then he goes on to mimic her talking to different people. Friend 1 just laughs. Is it bad for me to feel awkward (just standing there not in the conversation)?
Then the past week, Friend 2 and Acquaintance A kept telling me that I should just become an American citizen. (I have a duel citizenship atm.) *Because I was complaining that I can't get my driver's license due to my picture on my Greencard not being updated when I was 14. The two argued that I should just become a US Citizen because a) I don't exactly know where I want to live in the future, so why not the US; b) It'll facilitate paperwork with the government. I guess they don't realize that naturalization process is long and there are so many little holes that can trip you up on the way. Last year, in government class, we were told to take a sample of the naturalization test. No one in my class passed it. And they STILL expect that becoming a citizen is "easy as *snap fingers*?" Are they just being inconsiderate? Or am I just being too proud of my nationality?
While I was thinking this all over in my head, I realized something weird about myself. I used to get kind of mad when someone would just call me "Asian," and I would argue/tell the person I was Japanese. A few years later, I remember overhearing that Japanese people hate being called Chinese. (Huge stereotype, I know, but regarding that point) I realized that it was kind of true for me when I was younger. *I don't really care being called "Asian" but the whole "What kind of Asian are you" question still irks me...
When people ask "Where are you from?" It kind of puts me in an off mood. I try to throw off the question by answering "Do you mean where I was born?" When I answer "Canada," they get mad at me. Exactly what do they expect me to say? "I came from my mommy's tummy when daddy had fun one night?" I mean, wth?
They say the US is a "melting pot" and race doesn't really matter anymore after the Civil War. (haha, BS.) How do they expect me to feel when I'm sitting next to people who say "Go back to where you came from." or "This is America, speak English/American." I always just end up sitting/standing there, quiet, feeling awkward. Sure, I'll joke around time to time, but only regarding myself and no others.
Am I just thinking this way because I ended up living in the US? Because I was always so different and the only Asian in my elementary/pre-k classes? Is race really just what society labels others?
I'm sure there's a few people who may read this and think "wtf, you're too sensitive, just deal with it. You're over reacting." But am I? Would you still feel the same in my shoes?
-x- Just a rant.. When I say get off the f****** flute/stand, get off the f****** flute/stand and get away from the area/my wrath. Her flute was already crushed by a fat mother slipping and falling on her flute, and you think I want the flutes to be crushed by a falling, stupid freshman? When I'm screaming at you to GET OFF, it means GET OFF. I don't show my anger often (At least to people I don't know that well...) so please respect my screaming and GET OFF. Alright, now that I'm a little calm, let's be logical here. You're standing on one foot, trying not to touch the person next to you and you have another foot on the flute. Are you touching the flute? Yes. Is there a chance that you could step out to try to catch your balance when you fall? Yes. Get away from the f****** flutes.
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