Aletheia

D'aww. Thanks. I'm fine, though, I'm more worried about her. Plus she has to pick some stuff up on Thursday and it's going to be awkward as hell.

Since I was six, I have eaten one hundred and twelve deviled eggs. Unless I missed a journal entry or forgot that I had them at some point when I didn't have access to my journal.
Anyways, they aren't all that messy if you simply pick them up and plop them in your mouth in one bite, but if you bite some off, yeah, messy as messyness.

Hmm.
... I like deviled eggs. At one point, I was considering changing my user title to "Bad days? I have deviled eggs instead."

Oh.
... And apparently your last activity was at 3am in my timezone. So I suppose not.

I also must leave. I suppose we're in similar timezones, or something.

Hmm. I'm playing a browser game and SGRUB RPing with Sigg on Pesterchum.

... Okay? That's very... Interesting.

doing the same
I know the feeling.

Yay!
So how are you doing, my dear rival?

*Pokes back back*
*Is slightly confussled by your user title*

*Poke*

Agh I wish my best bro wasn't in another state with no phone. I can't wait for a letter back from him to know whether or not to end the relationship.

What I usually do is not care. I'm everyone's verbal punching bag because that's what everyone needs most of the time. You'll find that if you can put up with other people no matter what, they'll grow to like you more and more. Which is actually kind of twisted if you think about it.

Don't reinvent too much. If you change who you are, then you're not really yourself anymore. You can find a flaw here or a flaw there and mend a little, but don't go overboard. There's always someone who will accept you for who you are, and those people are the one that are worth being around in the first place.

Right. Forgot about that field. I'll keep that in mind.

Mature is good. But going back to feeling soft, you have to remember that weakness is a part of humanity. An important part.

I use words with negative connotations a lot, but in positive ways. Also vice-versa. I find it interesting.

You'd said "love and live with" so I assumed you were older O.o My bad bro.

Those are the best kind of friends. You almost never meet true friends on purpose. Life's greatest moments are entirely whims. As for women, you need to start up a conversation with them, the intention to at least nab their phone number. It's a lot easier to be charming over a text message, though you need to be careful about sincerity, on both ends. What you need to realize is that no matter how badly you may or may not look like a fool, the woman in question will not be around your life enough to pester you about it if it goes badly. The hardest part is introductions.

I'm assuming it's women we're talking about? Wouldn't ask, but the forums seem to be rampant with homosexuality, not that it's bad or anything.

I love being soft. I love when you can act like you're not soft, but everyone knows you are soft. I just love emotion. Except anger, because I hate my temper.

I love making new friends. It's nerve-wracking but that's half the fun. The worst thing is meeting new girls that you know nothing about. Yu have to find something to talk about to ease into the conversation. It helps if they're working at the time. It usually works that way with most people; you'll find something you have in common, or you'll be in an activity together, and that's how you'll make new friends.

The Omskivar is basically the wolf from Little Red Riding Hood, as told by the main character of the play The Foreigner, as he recounts the tale in his "native tongue" which is actually complete bullshit gibberish, since he's from a country that doesn't exist.

That's exactly how I feel! I can't say selfish things, ever.

But by all means, I'd be glad to distract myself with other people's woes. What's eating you?

Oh haha it's completely insignificant, I think, I don't plan on posting in name-change threads or antyhing. It has to do withthe origin of the name.

Wallflower is a good word, but it implies someone who is more comfortable not adding to a discussion, instead leeching off of other people's conversations. Which isn't me, I'm the totally crazy out-there outgoing fella who is rarely ever upset, outside of home. I find that what people need is a person to make them smile, so I shoot for making them laugh until they cry.

With meaningful relationships, other than my best friend(s), I run into problems. Mostly the kind mentioned in the thread. But I've never dated anyone...experienced...before.

To which article do you refer?

Ugh, I hate my problems because usually they're unhelpable. I analyze everything that I can think of extensively and people almost never have anything more to add, which isn't their fault. My birthday's coming up and she wants to "give me a present" which has a large probability of being sexual intercourse. My best friends are mostly out of the state until very shortly before then or after then, so i have few people to talk to. It sucks.