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Tomorrow night huh.. just as soon as I figure out when that is for me... maybe I'll just be online as much as I can and after like 12 hrs or something I'll start asking you if it's tomorrow night yet. Lol.
I apologize for not responding the other day to a large comment you wrote on my profile, I rely on the notification system too much it seems I never actually check my profile, it didn't alert me to your reply.
In response; it's good to know we can both go off on rants that are completely understandable to the other person. I suppose I could agree that being more social online than IRL has made a change on my personality, as a gaian, it also means my working knowledge of world events, and what other cultures are like is often more vast than most people I talk to, living in a small-ish town in rural Australia, there aren't too many people here, if any, like me, who would be a member and use some online communities, or even bother to make purely online friendships. In a way I guess this makes me a bit of a social outcast, not that anyone would really have any idea how much time I spend on online places like this anyway.
Port of Gambino?
Personally, I'm very introverted, and not overly confident, or at least that's how I still describe myself even though I probably haven't fit that description for a year or two now. The only difference since then is.. well I'm not really sure how it happened, but choosing to talk to more people, just openly and honestly and if they don't like me move on to someone who does. I suppose it's partly due to a friend I had art class with last year and the year prior that. He always appeared to be a bit over-confident, and talking with everyone and anyone etc, but in reality he was just joking to himself, being that way cheered him up so he felt better about everything, and made everyone else think he was more of the socialite, like them, which allowed him to shift into that position because that's how people accepted him.
I don't know if this relates to your conversation at all now I've typed it, but I think it's a nice story that's at least partially-relevant. You don't strike me as the kind of person that doesn't have a large friends-list because of any particular reason except having standards, you remind me of me.