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I got friend-zoned (surprising, I know) by this one girl who turned down my romantic advances because she doesn't want a relationship right now, but then I realized that just chilling with her and being her friend was pretty cool too.
Maybe because I like having something pretty to look at when I'm talking.
Maybe because I sort of fantasize in the back of my head that maybe one day we'll be together.
Most likely because I genuinely enjoyed her company.

And I mean, can you really blame anyone for getting bitter about the friend-zone? Rejection is such a huge hit to the ego, after all. To think that someone can take such a huge rejection and instantly be ok with it is a bit naive. Getting over it and seeing the value of just being friends takes a lot of maturity and emotional strength.

EDIT: OH WAIT, now I remember what else I wanted to say in here.

Perhaps if we were all open about our intentions from the get go, then perhaps we can let go of this idea of the friend-zone. Hence why every time I first meet a girl that I'm interested in (after a brief convo), I always say something along the lines of "I think you're cute, and I'd like to get to know you better. Can I get your number?" to illustrate that I'm interested in her, make sure that there's no misunderstanding, and make sure I'm not "wasting my time."

It is, but can you imagine what kind of legend this app will have in the future?

Our kids will talk about this app like it's some type of urban myth, and we'll be all like "Yes, son, I was one of the chosen ones." It'll probably go for even more in the future.

Quick, start drinking Four Lokos in a 7/11 parking lot. That'll make you feel young again.

I'd change the website to kingdomofhearts-videos.net

I feel like that's most Final Fantasy games, though. At least that's the impression that I get.

Mostly because the games (or at least XII & XIII, the only two stories that I even vaguely remember) like to start in the middle of the story for some odd reason. Yeah sure, it's a different way of story-telling, but that doesn't necessarily mean good.

I was also talking about Twilight.

Oh really? I could've sworn she said that the books were based off of her middle-aged housewife wet dreams.

How exactly was Twilight an adaption of Romeo and Juliet? Are you implying that Romeo and Juliet was the first "tragic" romance?

And we can even go as far as to say that Romeo and Juliet was derivative as well.

For some strange reason, I get the impression that as long as you're not making money off of it, you can use other people's resources in your creative project as long as it's not completely ripping anything in particular off.

As far as actual characters go, Master Xehanort is probably the most interesting and best developed of them all. What with him being an evil mastermind planning **** YEARS in advance in order to get to his end goal of bringing darkness back in balance with light.

As far as best boss battle, I'd say Xemnas was the most fun boss battle.

Why ello thar.

I'm not an 80's music buff, but these songs are pretty nice.

80's alternative was pretty sweet, too.

What's even more surprising is that no one responded to the Cheerios Superbowl commercial, which had an interracial couple AND an interracial kid.

I consider it a good thing, both to to the Cheerios commercial and lack of backlash. Hopefully that means we're at least making SOME progress.

It's funny, because that's exactly what she did to me: make herself hate me. Our relationship was perfect, and after the breakup, it seemed as though she wanted to demonize me in a way to sort of get over me. So, she found whatever way she could to have us fight post-breakup, and not just remain friends so that she could easily get over me, it seems.

C'est la vie, right?

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