This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.
Show posts MenuQuote from: Renny on May 17, 2012, 14:30Thankie
EPICNESS at its best!!
Quote from: Harrstein on May 04, 2012, 20:20~is childish when are grown up~
hmmm i do not hate that much. i part my hate over a big group so i dont really hate individuals
I hate people who
- cant shut the fuck up in trains
- dont use indicators while driving
- are ignorant (aka stupid and dont realize this)
- act childish while they are grown up
- "borrow" without asking knowing i need it
but yeah most of the times i facepalm and mumble a bit about them only fooling themselves
Quote from: L-Angel on April 08, 2012, 13:28Haha, well if you've pretty much gotten over it, then there's no reason to worry. Plus you had your childish satisfaction. When you find yourself getting angry about it, just remind yourself that you're better than that and him.
Hahaha, thanks Rayne! But that is never going to happen. He even mailed me that I shouldn't text or anything, since he wouldn't answer anyeay. I just snapped a bit at that moment and completely chewed him out. I felt better only after shopping my heart out. (and my allowance..) and talking to him now, after almost a year. No thanks, I sort of moved on and I just don't feel like going through the trouble again. I'm glad it worked out for you though. :) Besides, I heard he became ugly and fat after he dumped me, so I get my small childish satisfaction off of that ^-^
Ah, sorry for the rant! But explaining takes up a LOT of words... (a concept I'm sure you are familiar with.. ;) )
Quote from: L-Angel on April 08, 2012, 07:54I think the best thing for that, honestly, is talking to them about it. Like, I know it's probably not something that you particularly want to do, and it's something that can take a lot of courage to do. I was in a similar situation, he wasn't my boyfriend, but I liked him very much indeed, and he liked me, we just hadn't gotten to the whole "dating" thing. Anyway, apparently I did something to make him mad and he just like snapped and got really mad at me, and I didn't talk to him for a few weeks after that, but then I started to realize that every time I thought about him or the situation I got really mad. So, I decided to talk it out with him. And I have to say it was probably one of the best things I could have done. I felt better about it, he apologized and felt better about it, and while we never dated (We came close to again) he's still one of my very best friends and someone I can always readily depend on. Like when my car broke down 20 miles away and my boyfriend was out of town -.- He drove to get me.... Anyway, I don't know if it'll turn out the same way for you or not, but it can't hurt to try.
Love is complicated. Nothing more, nothing less.
2 boyfriends so far, none at the moment..
Last one dumped me quite harshly, though F****** facebook.. ROAR
My sister told me, I hadn't even seen it yet... Stupid bastard... I was very much heartbroken, since I thought everything was perfect and happy. We were together almost half a year... Almost a year ago now and I still get mad over it...kinda pathatic...
Any advice to stop getting angry over it?
Quote from: charmy on March 27, 2012, 11:12Well, my thoughts on the matter, is that you can still take things slow even after the said "leap of faith" Rayne may be very experienced now, but she didn't start out that way, I'm pretty sure I had a panic attack the first time someone confessed, and nearly fainted the first time I was kissed, but now it's nearly second nature. It's all about getting comfortable with the person. If you can't be comfortable then you won't work, but sometimes it can take time to get comfortable.
Ah never thought i'd be posting here but here goes nothing.
Well, I think I'm in love, but I don't know whether it's really love? I know this is something that many people are asking themselves, but I know too that many people who have found their 'true love' are sure of it.
I always see and hear from everywhere (especially in movies xD), that they tell you to follow your heart and your sixth sense or something. But how exactly do you "follow your heart" and actually know what it tells you? I don't want to sink too deep into this whole 'love' thing unless I'm sure it's going to be something fruitful. In other words, I don't want both parties to be hurt in the end -if- we actually start progressing and then spiral into a deep dark hole which could be prevented if I take a step back now and put some distance.
Somehow it feels like everything's progressing a tad too fast, and I'm starting to feel a bit of fear mixed with happiness? If that makes sense?
Sorry for being so pessimistic but I'm really not the type of person to take a leap of faith. And having almost zero experience in this doesn't make things any better. Oh, and having a heavy workload from school isn't helping either. It's like ARGH I wanna study, get out of my head!
Any thoughts?
On a side note, gosh I so feel like burying myself in a hole right now.
Quote from: Rioui on March 23, 2012, 06:34._. I have no idea....
He's a vegetarian..(why am I thinking dirty thoughts =.=)
Quote from: Ryu on March 23, 2012, 06:10Haha, It's nothing too be too jealous about. When I say 3.5 years I mean off and on. Lol. But he's helped me out a lot in life. Dug me out of my ditch when I was at my lowest, and I thank him everyday of my life for it. Lol, there's someone out there for everyone.
That is so CUTE~
Gah, you're making me jealous, Rayneeeee