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I'unno, I thought it was kinda funny.​

First - Chris: Yeah, they're talking about the "I did use her to get close to a guy I liked".

I've been watching this thread for a few days, trying to take stock of what everyone else thought before I would say something.

When I originally read the post, I decided you were wrong for using her, however, I don't completely condemn you because at one point or another, I feel that a lot of us have - I have, I can tell you that. It's a bit critical of everyone to kinda harp on it when you feel you have an honest to good issue.

I agree with Chris, you befriend someone when they're interesting to you, but if she's extremely clingy [which is what it seems as] you need to talk to her about. This could turn into something serious, you really should watch where your stepping if you want to avoid serious trouble. You could try pulling yourself away from her little by little, come up with something that'll start consuming your life so that she won't do that for you - I'm not saying lie, because I doubt you'd be able to pull a long-running one off.

Also: You should be a bit more mature, I know I'm being a little hypocritical, but there's no good reason to call this girl an inappropriate name in front of all of us, who don't even know her.

And that's another thing, do you know what kind of life she's had - usually, girls like that have been abused in some form, or have had experiences like yours to make their personality up. Something bad may have happened to her as a kid. If she's been doing these things to everyone, she must have some sort of OCD, some sort of psychological disorder. You never know.

Also, I would like to clear up confusion - aren't you a boy? I can't be sure . . . I thought you were.​

"It's like Twilight for boys." - I firmly believe that there may be more female fans of Kingdom Hearts than there are male fans; however, this isn't to say that there aren't an abundance of male fans, there are just more female fans. And one other thing about this - I'm sure that more people like Kingdom Hearts than Twilight, and this will always be true, because let's face it - real men don't sparkle, and girls from Arizona are tan - not pale as fuck.

I'll also agree with the fact that Kingdom Hearts really needs to stop console jumping, my pocket is only so deep, and I'm sure a lot of people can say the same.

Is Kingdom Hearts a place? I thought it was a sort of objectual entity, not a location, sort of a special object, like the Keyblade.

The story of Kingdom Hearts isn't hard - not the main, main story. Everything was pretty clear from Kingdom Hearts to Kingdom Hearts II - I'll give them Chain of Memories, but taking out the fact that Roxas appeared at the end, it would have been a good transition. The more games they had, the more the story grows - but this isn't necessarily a bad thing, if anything it makes the story more appealing, and want for the player to understand.

To be honest, while valid points were made, the writer of this article and the article itself is just a bit immature, and was also quite critical, too much than the series actually deserves.

Kingdom Hearts is a good series, and it speaks for itself with its international fanbase.​

When she closed the door, Saxima leaned her forehead against it, sighing deeply.

"Please tell me you're Saxima." And Saxima jumped at the sound of another voice; she had assumed she had received a singles room - apparently not.

"Yes, I'm Saxima." she said, setting her violin case down next to what she assumed to be her bed, since the girl had taken the other one, "You're name is . . .?"​

"Hi, what's your name?" Saxima looked over her shoulder, just as she was about to go inside of her new room.

She observed this person who started talking to her quickly, not to be caught and deemed rude. She bowed her head slightly, "I'm Saxima." she said, rather quietly. The person seemed bubbly, happy, intrusive really, Annoying . . . she wasn't ready to talk to anyone yet. Her gripped tightened on the handle of her violin case, "Please excuse me, I should settle in before talking to anyone.

And she disappeared into her room, closing the door behind her.​

Username: Saxima
Nickname: I prefer Saxima, but am often called Sax, Saxxy, Sexyma, and Seximama.
Age: 18 7 forever.
Background (for security reasons of course): I live in Texas and drink an outrageous amount of Dr Pepper, so much that it's in my blood. You better hope you have an abundance of the stuff, otherwise your lofty thingie won't exist for long ~ ♥♥♥​

Saxima continued to walk down the hallway, looking this way and that, people meeting each other and all that goes along with it. She kept her eyes forward, glancing at the others when she felt they weren't looking.

She came up to a door, This must be my room, she thought, turning the lock. Were the rooms supposed to be designed to each's tastes?​

A totally late reaction to everything, Saxima buzzed through the many people around her, not really sure who to talk to. She was pretty awkward sometimes around people and so kept to herself and held a facade of being timid and shy until she got to know someone. ​

lol, Pokemon Marble.

I'm pretty surprised at the fact that this isn't being released on the 3DS but perhaps they didn't want to go through all of the nonsense of turning it 3D. Pokemon just isn't what it used to be.

/oldfag

They're just running out of ideas.​

/coming to the party late

There are many types of relationships, and friendship is an extension of relationship, by definition. A friendship is a relationship with a person to whom you share a few mutual interests with, enjoy their company, but it doesn't flow into the romantic area of the word 'relationship'.

To answer that first question, a lot of people have a clear and define line between romance and friendship, they are simply friends, and both of them are content with it. Then for others, the line is a little blurry, unsure of how solid to be - they're friends, for sure, but maybe they share so much in common that they each want more from each other, or perhaps it's one-sided, or both are to shy to admit their feelings. Then there's the line-that-is-so-blurred-it-may-as-well-not-be-there type. For most, this is the most frustrating, confusing, emotion-twisting thing about friendships. They want to be together, everyone thinks they should be together, why the hell aren't they together? Friendship can either be a fragile thing or a powerful thing. The wrong words can break friends, ruin relations, other words can turn it into something more.

I have had two very close friends - one of them, I grew up with, and the other I had become best friends with in middle school. With the one I grew up with, Things were . . . not hard, but we, even as children, were in this gray area between the black of relationship and the white of friendship. It wasn't complicated, per say, but we were very close and became attracted to one and other. My other friend, from middle school was purely just that, a friend, a best friend, I hadn't been as close to her as I had been to my childhood friend, but she knew nearly everything about me and I knew I could always go to her if I needed someone. I believe it is both possible and impossible to not become attracted to a friend, male or female, that you're particularly close to.

I've had a few friends that I was attracted to, in both physical and mental ways. But the childhood best friend would be my main story. A lot of things happened, and let's just say she was there.

Love is not a business, it doesn't have a owner, a tamer, it has no . . . solidity. Love can be just as delicate as a flower or just as strong as steel, hard as diamonds, soft as a baby's hands. It can make people more caring and more cruel than they have ever been in their life, it can change a person, bend them, flip them, break them. It is a storm on a cold night, a walk in the park during springtime.

Most humans are just that, humans, and will judge a person based on their appearances - perhaps you're walking outside, you pass many of them, you see people who are appealing to you eyes and people who you wouldn't look at ever again - a first impression takes place within the first ten seconds of looking at someone. For all you know, you just passed the person who was made for you, there's someone for everyone, but you didn't even pay a second thought to them because you were too busy judging them by their appearance, already deciding their personality based on their looks.

Society also influences relationships, this could be your family, your friends, your co-workers, they can influence, even change completely who you choose to be with, solely because you would like to please them, and by changing, you could lose true, pure happiness, because you're worried about what others thing.

Love doesn't judge, love doesn't care. Love is love, no one will change it, people will change away from it, they will change to it, they'll change around it. Win some, lose some. Perhaps you don't only love once, but why waste that first time worrying about what other people think?

Let me try . . . Say someone makes you happy, makes you happier than anyone else. No one has made you so happy. The thing about it is, this person isn't exactly . . . physically ideal. You talk about this person all of the time, your family sees that you're happy, but they haven't seen the person yet. You decide to bring them along, as a friend, to a family function, or perhaps a social function. You parents, or your friends talk to this person, they like them too, but wait - - - a few of your friends tell you that you shouldn't get close to this person, they look . . . not right, something about them. Not right? you think, what does that mean? It means your friends don't know the person as well as you do, and they basically deciding to call the person up as socially unacceptable to be with.

What do you think of that? This person that makes you happy . . . not accepted by family and friends.

I'll tell you what I think. I would cut myself from them. Love doesn't come in shapes or forms, it isn't something you can mold, create, it is there, just in different . . . levels. Weak, being friendship, strong, being love, head-over-heels-holy-cracker-jacks-just-let-me-love-you love. I wouldn't let myself lose a chance at happiness, what could be, just because mommy and daddy or Sally and Jill and Dylan think the person who makes you happiest isn't 'socially acceptable' to be with. You judge that for yourself.

Move past the physical looks, quickly, sure someone can be goddamn-let-me-just-fuck-you-all-night sexy, but their personality can be ****. And then there's vise-versa. This silliness of physicality is . . . well, silly, and shouldn't be lingered on so long that you lose sight of who a person really is.​

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Hehe . . . I'm thoroughly embarrassed, this original was so bad.

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Voted for Kites.​

Truth.

Truth or dare?*​

Looks like KHV is going through a major nostalgia bomb phase.

Next thing you know - nostalgia nuke.

Hey Vivi, Luka.​

Ahh, in the summertime, how exciting! I need one last good bang before I head off to college, this is just that ~ ♥​

So far, with all of the information we've seen, there hasn't been mention for the use of AR cards. I'm sure we won't need them. I mean, I hope we won't need them . . .

But all of this is wonderful, lovely. I hadn't noticed until now, I haven't seen Saix or Isa in any of this, so it leads me to wonder where he is.​

Snickerdoodles.

Nao.​