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SophiaGrace
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Peaches said:
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wolvesjr
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i'm about ready to call it a night. been a long evening and it will be a busy day tomorrow
Tealeaf
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Bad writing... bad writing everywhere... someone put me out of my misery as a viewer, fast.
The last couple shows I've tried to watch have had things like a triple Disney death and dead characters coming back to life for 5 minutes to save an episode before disappearing again.
It's almost physically painful to bear witness to.
The last couple shows I've tried to watch have had things like a triple Disney death and dead characters coming back to life for 5 minutes to save an episode before disappearing again.
It's almost physically painful to bear witness to.
TheRealCallie
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I'm used to it happening every month, but it still sucks.
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SophiaGrace
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Tealeaf said:
Please tell me which shows these are so I can avoid them.
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AmytheTemperamental
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Dead inside.
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SophiaGrace
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AmytheTemperamental said:
*puts electrodes on your chest*
Clear!
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Rosebolt
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^ I was actually debating putting a pic of that as a response...
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Cavey
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I don't mind getting older, but does my body have to fall apart along with it?
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SophiaGrace
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Rosebolt said:
Great minds think alike, Rosebolt.
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Rosebolt
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SophiaGrace said:Great minds think alike, Rosebolt.
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Mouse
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Hoping my best friend will have a safe journey.
Mr Seal The Albatros
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(Not directed at anyone on the forum)
Well, I tried, but it looks like you don't want me around. Fair enough. It was a pleasure knowing you. You are erased to me.
Well, I tried, but it looks like you don't want me around. Fair enough. It was a pleasure knowing you. You are erased to me.
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SophiaGrace
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Mr Seal The Albatros said:
(hugs) Sometimes it is best to let go.
Mr Seal The Albatros
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SophiaGrace said:Mr Seal The Albatros said:
Yeah, just wish the goodbye wasn't so silent. Thanks dear. *returns hug*
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Mr Seal The Albatros said:SophiaGrace said:Mr Seal The Albatros said:
Yeah, just wish the goodbye wasn't so silent. Thanks dear. *returns hug*
Yeah.
(hug)
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nibbysaurus
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sometimes life is just too overwhelming. I need to sleep
Solivagant
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My cousin was raped and murdered when she was 11 years old.
I had wondered why my aunt never moved back here from Alaska afterwards to be with the rest of her family, but assumed it was because she wanted to stay close to her other children. I learned tonight that I was wrong, and got a family story.
After the murder, my aunt went mentally defunct, and later began cutting herself. She never recovered all of her mind; some of it is still lost. Their marriage fell apart, and due to her mental state, her sons were not allowed to live with her. Instead they lived with their father, who remarried and spent most of the time on the road, working as a trucker. Their stepmother was a horrible woman who treated them much like you'd imagine Cinderella's stepmother treating her, while favoring her own children. They could not take it for long, and left the home as soon as they were able, each moving far away. They have little contact with either their father or my aunt.
What struck me most when hearing this story, I suppose, and what I've been thinking on all night, was the domino effect; the chain reaction that started with one man who decided to rape and murder a child. No one can say how differently things would have turned out had it not happened. But because it happened, it destroyed a young girl, a mother, a marriage, and two other children who I'm sure are still very much affected by these events as adults. It doesn't just stop at one person. When you destroy one life, you destroy others. When you hurt one person, you hurt others. The pain spreads, and spreads, and spreads...
And for what?
I guess, what I'm thinking, is... Please don't spread pain.
I had wondered why my aunt never moved back here from Alaska afterwards to be with the rest of her family, but assumed it was because she wanted to stay close to her other children. I learned tonight that I was wrong, and got a family story.
After the murder, my aunt went mentally defunct, and later began cutting herself. She never recovered all of her mind; some of it is still lost. Their marriage fell apart, and due to her mental state, her sons were not allowed to live with her. Instead they lived with their father, who remarried and spent most of the time on the road, working as a trucker. Their stepmother was a horrible woman who treated them much like you'd imagine Cinderella's stepmother treating her, while favoring her own children. They could not take it for long, and left the home as soon as they were able, each moving far away. They have little contact with either their father or my aunt.
What struck me most when hearing this story, I suppose, and what I've been thinking on all night, was the domino effect; the chain reaction that started with one man who decided to rape and murder a child. No one can say how differently things would have turned out had it not happened. But because it happened, it destroyed a young girl, a mother, a marriage, and two other children who I'm sure are still very much affected by these events as adults. It doesn't just stop at one person. When you destroy one life, you destroy others. When you hurt one person, you hurt others. The pain spreads, and spreads, and spreads...
And for what?
I guess, what I'm thinking, is... Please don't spread pain.
Skid Row 89
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It's depressing how socially inept I am and today has just made me realise how awful I am in this area. I want to be confident so badly.
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SophiaGrace
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Skid Row 89 said:
You can be, I think. Wondering if I am figuring this out myself.
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