Brent

I think you're a nice person, but you get offended too easily. Not that anyone's trying to offend you, but that you either misunderstand it or are looking for a reason to be offended. And I think you're close-minded with a lot of music stuff, but that's kind of a stupid thing to be opinionated about. But you're fine. I mean you're clearly very concerned about our opinions of you. In the end, it shouldn't matter, because you are who you are. Who cares what I think?

What?

...and don't consider this a "problem." The fact that you call it a "problem" implies that it's a bad thing. It's not.

Synthesis of cellular inhibition pathways and the transmembrane drugs that create organometallic derivatives Enjoy your youth

What's a mudkip? I just like the picture.

Let's do ALL the days

We should do Thursday

Saturday I'll be drinking alone

I love you

I'm posting on here because hey

This is confusing We're grateful for your benevolence.

Oh yeah. *crickets* I love you because you're very honest and sincere. I get good vibes from you.

I think that "gender-neutral" or "asexual" is something that is less of a shock for parents than someone who is lesbain/gay/transgender because it is 'normal' for someone to choose to be by themselves as opposed to with the same sex, or as a different sex. So they just picture you as someone on their own. And most of the time they won't much care because you'll be happy. I came out to my parents in a way I'm not too proud of: I dragged it out over about a couple weeks. Do not do as I did. Be direct, blunt, assertive. I was like "hey I uhhh might be gay or something I don't know mehhhrrrrr" and it was just awkward. My dad called me "curious," asking if he should have "raised me differently" and it was just really embarrassing and confusing. I was just uncomfortable, and as a result, my relationship with my father took a blow. So I guess the first step is to be comfortable with yourself before you expect other people to be comfortable with it, because it's a lot of work. I'm still not "out" with a lot of people, and in fact, I think this is the first time I've addressed it directly on here although I've alluded to it in the past. People on the internet can be kind of cruel, and I still don't really speak freely about it because it's not really a defining personality attribute. I used to even switch genders: Like, if I were talking about a boyfriend or something I'd address him as a "her" so that I wouldn't be hit with labels and stupid stuff. But it doesn't much matter. That being said, you're very young, so you can probably wait a little while before doing it. I don't really know your specific situation, and I don't know if it's a nagging presence in your head or if it's something you can wait until you're more comfortable with. Because it seems to me that this is a very recent development in your life. If I "came out" to my parents or whatever at that age it wouldn't have ended well because I was in the midst of ~blossoming~ into ~manhood~ which was weird. Bottom line: Don't rush it. But if you need someone to talk to about it, drop me a line.

I'm doing well. I have to memorize something about medicine or something. How are you?

Oh my god Dee ;__;

omg lol!!!!

Yes please I have an older brother but he sucks

Je t'aime parce que je peux parler en français pour vous I love you because you're like the older sister I never had. And you play softball and stuff, and tend to injure yourself. I also love the idea that you would have let us pick your cast color. And you're super nice And thanks. I love my dog :) Wanna be his friend on Facebook? I don't know who you are but I love you because you were not the blue Honda Civic in front of me on the way to class this morning. Some are, some aren't. You're cool. And I love you because you deal with me making fun of you and yours. Tammmi I love you because you say such random things and they're always funny. You coined the word "homogay" which I use almost daily. And your k-pop obsession is hiarious. Kat I love you because you have a weird sense of humor. I miss your old avatar I loved you for that And I still love you because I know that person is still inside you I love you because you are my penal And I am also bad at it. We're like two peas in a pod! Is your address still the same? I'm gonna send you something. I love you Joel because you're so naïvely optimistic which makes me happy I love you because of your gumption and your social media presence in my life. Mostly the random pictures you put up, which are so so confusing. I am not I love you because you would be sad if I died. I love you because you frequent the Coldplay sections I love you because you're the nicest person on here. You're hella nice. I love you because you are so out of character for someone your age: Smart, witty. And I love you because you make sure that we know that.

I love you because you're like the calming presence on here. You're always relaxed and chill. And you have excellent taste in music ily :heart:

When we did a game night thing is was at 12am greenwich time and it seemed to work out fine But I will not be there, for I will be drunk after boards week

I love you so much. I really do. Coldplaying is the best. You make my day better. Comment on here and I will tell you why I love you.

If I even whisper the phrase "car ride" around my dog he freaks out

Radiohead All I Need The Butcher Wolf at the Door All I Need The Butcher Wolf at the Door All I Need The Butcher Wolf at the Door All I Need The Butcher Wolf at the Door All I Need The Butcher Wolf at the Door All I Need The Butcher Wolf at the Door Encore: Talk Show Host WHY IS THIS SO FUNNY TO ME?

NO-ONE UNDERSTANDS ME UR NOT MY MOM *SLAMS DOOR*** **WRITES AMATEUR POETRY***

Her new stuff is just so tortured and static and angsty and AHHH Random Fiona thoughts (this is how I fanboy about stuff, I know I'm weird but shut up) - Wordplay man WORDPLAY - Charlie Drayton is a kickass producer: TONS of respect for stepping out on this girl. All the crazy percussion is his doing - Love the homemade instruments (a la a "truck stomper" in Jonathan and that weird shovel thing in Anything We Want) I could go on and on but it doesn't matter I saw her live in St. Louis in July and she was so hilariously awkward when she would talk to us, adjusting her eyeglasses as they slid down the bridge of her nose, shaking her body around as she'd belt out a croon. But she's a HELL of a performer.