Sorry, I got them. I just forgot to mark you down. Got it now. xD Thanks.
Yep! This'll work perfectly. Thanks.
Your opinion is rightfully your opinion, but in general, deeming something 'fake' simply because you've never experienced it or you don't understand it isn't a very fair way of looking at it. Britishism has pretty much said what I would have, but yes. Unless you've experienced it, or you are somehow omniscient, you wouldn't have any idea that it was a 'hoax'. Just because you don't understand it doesn't mean it's not real. This is the case with most things. I don't understand why anyone would say they had a relationship with their inanimate object for attention, when (on a majority scale) the only kind of attention that gets you is negative. Not to say it hasn't been done before. I agree with you that in reality there are probably some people faking it. But on a grand scale, as Britishism also pointed out, object sexuality is reality. It is not a myth or a joke or a trick to be played. There are literally people in the world who are in love with inanimate objects, whether you understand why, or not.
Hey hey hey. ;) This solo opened up; "[I am the one hiding under your stairs Fingers like snakes and spiders in my hair]" I reserved...
Updated everything. :'D Starting the video process now...I don't have everyone's pictures, but I have enough to start now.
Hey, can I get a picture for the chorus? It has to be bigger than our avatars. Just big enough and HQ enough for me to be able to work with...
Hey, can I get a picture for the chorus? It has to be much bigger than our avatars.
My messages don't go through to you when you're appearing offline. D;
The first one you picked already has four people. Signed you up for the other one.~ By the way, yes. They're open again. You can have four lines in total, now. I'm keeping them struck out but yeah, just look. If it has three people singing it can have one more. Duets and solos stay the same, of course.
That kind of thing has always been strange to me. I wouldn't ever outrage about it, or protest against that lifestyle but...I've never really understood it. I feel like that's their life and I can't judge that. If I suddenly developed feelings for my lamp or something I wouldn't want anyone coming at me like I was a freak or something was mentally wrong with me. I suppose I would just feel even more isolated from everyone else if I were judged in that way. If you've never experienced it, I really doubt you could ever really understand it. So the least you can do is show compassion and tolerance for someone who does have these feelings for whatever reason. I mean...That's their business. As long as they're not hurting anyone or humping a car in a public place and being a disturbance or something, I don't think anyone has the right to judge, bro. There are other things mentioned earlier by Britishism; like bestiality and pedophilia that we should be worrying about. Who really has the time to care about someone having dinner with an inanimate object not bothering anyone when there are children being raped?
Separate just in case it doesn't work. And I can put them together, if you want. But I'd prefer them sent separately.
I cried. But only at the end. The inferno scene was like, ..."Really? ;____; wat?" But the ending-ending I just...Ah, so nostalgic. I didn't even LIKE the first two Toy Story movies like that. :/ I mean, I was never a big Toy Story fan, not to say I disliked them. But dat third movie reminded me of my life and entering adulthood and everything and...it was just...I cried. I cried and cried, and then when the movie was over, I was sobbing for about three hours after. It was beautiful.
You might want to do your 'tender lumpings everywhere' line over, because you got the words wrong and started doing gibberish and I can't line it...
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It's not about 'having the guts' or being 'brave enough', IMO. When it comes to be people around me, during high school I just blatantly didn't have any romantic interest in the people there. I've moved to a different school pretty much every year until my sophomore year of high school so I was used to being detached and everyone around me had grown up with each other/had no interest in me/vice-versa. It wasn't that I was ever too 'afraid' to ask someone out, it's always just been that the people surrounding me I am uninterested in. I happened to go to school in an area where drinking, parties, sex and weed was extremely popular. I mean, it was like -culture- and I wasn't ever apart of that sort of stuff. So naturally there was no one in that crowd I connected with. It's not as though I was desperate for a relationship so I was just going to go snag someone off the street and scream "LOVE MEEEE." I can't really help it if no one connected with me at the time, but someone over the Internet did, naturally. It's not something you control.
Broken URL. D; Alright. It's okay. Take care of yourself. ;n; Mmkay. Thanks for letting me know.~ For those of you who I need a picture from, get that in plz. I can't start the video until all of the pictures I need are photoshopped, etc, etc. So I need your pics. o;
Romantically; I'm not against them. However, I don't particularly like them either. Not in regards to other people, but personally. I'd prefer to have a face-to-face relationship and when I'm in a long distance relationship, it's always a temporary thing. I don't think I could ever be happy in a romantic long-distance relationship thinking that 'we're always going to be apart'. It's always been, "Someday we'll be together." I believe long-distance relationships can work, but it takes a lot of patience. I also believe you don't really 100% know someone until you've physically met them. For a personal example, I met Fuzzy Blue Lights over the summer and while he was pretty much the same as he is when we're talking on our own long-distance, he had physical mannerisms I wouldn't have even known about if I had never met him before. Obviously, there was nothing huge that I was just like, "lolno" about but meeting him was the time to experiment and see if we could get along with each and connect with one another physically like we can emotionally and mentally from a distance. I suppose, it was a...Are we physically compatible/do we have 'chemistry' type of thing. Holding hands, hugging, kisses, even just high fives or watching TV together/playing video games or cooking/shopping together. Riding the bus together, prom, even arguments....all of these physical things...If I had never met him I don't think I'd ever feel as...secure as I do now. Now that I can compare the before and after, we both have a greater sense of who we are to each other and what things may look like in the future and I'm grateful for that. It's like I know for a fact he could be miles away, or he could be right here beside me, but we'd be okay. He'd still treat me a certain way, and I him and that feels awesome. So yeah. I think they can work as long as you both trust each other and know what you both want out of the relationship. I know there can be a bond there, without having the person right there all of the time. But me personally, I couldn't just be in a long distance relationship for the hell of it with no goals. Friendship; Totally agree with it. Long distance friendships are <3. If I had never had long-distance friends, I...Well, I don't really know how I would have gotten through some things. I love all of you guys and everyone else. c':
This is the best thing ever. Never change your names back. c':
