Bradandez said:Not too long ago, I was chatting with this girl I liked a lot. And you know what? I thought we hit it off pretty well. We talked about life, entertainment, and anything in between. But two-three weeks ago, it was the last time I chatted with her. She hasn't responded since. I did respect her space and just put our chat aside. It was last week when I managed the courage to start a conversation. I typed in "Hello, how's it going?" and what I got back was "You do not have permission to chat with this person". I was heartbroken to say the least. My mind rushed with "Oh my God, did I do something wrong?" and related phrases, you know. I never stepped onto creeper territory, as I stated, I respected her privacy/space. I'm not one to hold a grudge, so I got over it pretty quickly. But I'm still curious why she blocked me. Oh well.
incognito said:Bradandez said:Not too long ago, I was chatting with this girl I liked a lot. And you know what? I thought we hit it off pretty well. We talked about life, entertainment, and anything in between. But two-three weeks ago, it was the last time I chatted with her. She hasn't responded since. I did respect her space and just put our chat aside. It was last week when I managed the courage to start a conversation. I typed in "Hello, how's it going?" and what I got back was "You do not have permission to chat with this person". I was heartbroken to say the least. My mind rushed with "Oh my God, did I do something wrong?" and related phrases, you know. I never stepped onto creeper territory, as I stated, I respected her privacy/space. I'm not one to hold a grudge, so I got over it pretty quickly. But I'm still curious why she blocked me. Oh well.
You should'nt have posted pictures of you naked, it never do the trick.
That always works for me. Get rekt.incognito said:You should'nt have posted pictures of you naked, it never do the trick.
My brother was actually close to one of them, that certainly wasn't funny.saerleiya said:Reminds me of my school, actually : we've had 2 suicides, an accidental death and a big coma in the span of one year.
Jewish Candy said:Lil' update about Bubbles the delinquent kitty. The neighbour further down has unofficially adopted him and made him a little house in their front garden. He has food every morning and evening and a warm, fluffy place to sleep at night. The baby is looking much, much healthier already.I am so relieved.
Update: I questioned him about it and apparently she's "scared of him" for some reason.iHeckler9 said:My sister just blurted out over Facebook chat that Hoodie (my inactive brother) and his girlfriend have split up...4 weeks ago.
Nobody mentioned anything to me.
Coupled with the fact that dad's suffering from a sudden outbreak of anxiety and mum's getting stressed over everything, the house is literally a fucking time bomb ready to burst.
My sister is now telling me to go up and hug him. This would likely result in the ENTIRE FOUNDATION OF OUR FAMILY COLLAPSING.
gaaaaaaaaaaaah what the fuck do i do
It is one of the most terrifying but also beautiful aspects of life: it has an end; we just don't know when it comes. One of my close friends is an incredibly lucky sod, having survived the most freakish accidents (think impalement, fire, drowning, falling - he could be the star of a live-action slapstick comedy film) and I'm all the more grateful (to whatever's been keeping him alive - I'd like to imagine he has an incredible will to survive) for it. I have friends who have lost parents... I recently experienced my very first death in the family. Death has been very present throughout my life, having had young kittens pass away and having walked away from some scary situations myself. And it's alright, you know? It's good to remember what you have and what you could lose. It's also good to know there is no eternal suffering, there is a peaceful final chapter.Jewish Candy said:The thing that scares me most about death is how it effects those left behind - the loss, the guilt, the sense of their own mortality.