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Welcome to the first entry of my journal. Let me first introduce myself. I'm Roxas, a 17 year old, gay male. As I write more entries, you will learn a bit more about me.

Today was a rather slow day for me. I slept practically all day, and didn't do any of my homework that was supposed to be done.~ After I woke up, which was about 12 pm, I got on gaia, which was what side tracked me from doing any of my work.

I'm easily distracted if I find something that interests me, which my friends, and people in general, interest me. I might seem a bit... antisocial at times, but if I do, it's most likely because you, or someone in the conversation is annoying to me.

People who do not use proper grammar, and Tlk lyke Dis, piss me off. I don't speak retard, so if you're going to talk to me in that language, expect to not get an answer from me at all.

I am very protective of my friends. Now, if your a person who is on my friends list, and I don't talk to you often, then I DO NOT consider you as my actual friend. I accept all friend requests, but this does not mean your really my friend, unless I know, and talk to you for a certain period of time.

Anyone who messes with my friends, messes with me, and you DO NOT want to get on my bad side. No, I do not get into a swearing fit, and no, I do not get upset. Rather, I keep calm, and mess with their minds a bit, until they stop.

Trying to insult me directly will do literally nothing. I will ignore the person doing so, without a word, which in most cases, pisses off the person doing so even more. Even if someone calls me a f**, or a homo, or some other rude name, I just don't give a damn. People who do those sort of things have very low self esteem, and are just trying to drag me down, too. It doesn't work on me.

Once you get to know me a bit better, I don't seem as cold as I do when I'm talking to people in general. When I'm talking to a person who is actually my friend, I let my guard down a bit and relax. In other words, if you want to see a side of me that isn't always acting all tough, talk to me often, and become my friend.