Nihihi, Einsamkeit is freakin melancholy

... to be 'success' ah-ha-ha~ What would you and your rival most likely be competing for? like bother each other? I will get more collonies than that freakin stupid >;3 Would you taunt your rival openly? Who scares with that freakin stupid? Would you taunt your rival quietly or anonymously? When I can~ AH-HA-HA!! >:D Would you resort to dirty means to beat them? do you mean invide the vital...

Monday already...

... get the best health care, and doctors are fairly reimbursed for these services (NOT!!!) One of the other provisions that bugs the hell out of me is the abortion thing. It was written out, but it's been openly said that this is not a big deal, it will be put back in when they go to committee. You know, where it's covered under the government plan, where my tax dollars, and your tax dollars are a ...

... childish. 17. Would you mind if your parents work a lot or stay at home? I wouldn't mind their working a lot, but i always end up at home with them. It's annoying. 18. Would your parents be openly lovey-dovey or is that a no-no? I hate it when they are, so. 19. Would your parents be over-protective or give you plenty of freedom? The ones i have are over-protective & it sucks royally. 20. ...

Book 118: Troublesome Things by Diane Purkiss

... why she was bothering to write on this subject at all. She actually makes faeries and fairy stories boring and that takes some kind of weird negative talent. She also expresses quite openly her contempt for those who view fairies as anything other than imaginary and is extremely dismissive of contemporary fantasy. Given her limited references to works of fantasy, she obviously had scant exposure...

Life Among Ladies ~ Chapter One

... some part of her bristle at being told that she was becoming better accostumed to what she had once openly titled as a yolk. Her eighteen-year-old self would never believe it if she could see her as ... a reprimand for that. Everyone may have known that she did not get along with Magenta's betrothed, but openly voicing the opinion was something she was not allowed to do. It must have been a sign of ...

Distance Makes the Heart Ache (2/?)

... a slight frame and a small waist.   Her light brown hair was straight, but luxurious.   She had full lips.   She was shy, but not shy enough to stop from asking her boss out on a date and openly flirt with her.   Most importantly, she wasn’t Rachel.   Maybe that wasn’t a bad thing.                 “No, I haven’t eaten yet. I was wondering if you would like to join me.   That is, if you ...

normal application!

... younger? How so? I was a very inquisitive, open, curious, and bold child. I would say I’m still pretty inquisitive, but I’ve grown more conscious of my actions and don’t approach people as openly as I used to. How would your friends/family/others you know describe you? Most people see me as confident, reserved, slightly aloof. I can be enthusiastic about things, but I tend to bottle up a lot ...

the song

.... He stood on the left side of the stage with his hazel eyes locked on the moving figure on the stage. Matt never really liked Three Days Grace, they were just a band that he listened too and one he would openly admit that they were good, but he wasn’t a soul harrowing fan. He didn’t rush out to buy their music and he didn’t relate to every single song that they had. He didn’t sit with one of his...

Can A Boy Wear A Skirt To School?

... 17, dutifully tried on the traditional black drape, the open-necked robe that reveals the collarbone, a hint of bare shoulder. “It was terrible!” said Ms. Sturgis, an honors student, band president and soccer goalie, who has been openly gay since 10th grade. “If you put a boy in a drape, that’s me! I have big shoulders and ooh, it didn’t look like me! I said, ‘I can’t do this!’ So my mom said, ‘...

Your Sunday night news from Detroit (11/08)

...to steer the city through its most difficult financial crisis since the Great Depression. Time: Can Detroit's First Openly Gay Pol Save the City? By Steven Gray Just one week ago, Charles Pugh was poised to become not only Detroit's first openly gay elected official, but its city council president when voters here go to the polls Tuesday. But the flashy...