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Good morning everyone.  [message #51554] Mon, 14 July 2008 13:18 Go to next message
Josh is currently offline  Josh

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Hey All.

Funny thing about me, (I think) is that when I post something, (to me) I'm actually saying it. I have somewhat a hard time talking to people (by starting the conversation) in 'real life.'

If anyone wishes to delete this post, then they may. I won't hold it against you.

We really do have some awesome people here, don't we? There's Timmy. (And yes, I still love you Timmy for writing Cris and Nigel. It's one of my favourite stories I've read on here. I do envy you're totally awesome writing skills.)

I do realize that, as humans, we all have limits. I have mine, you have yours and so on.

One thing I can say, is that life is not like the movies, where so and so falls in love with such a person and they live happily ever after. Life is not like that. Life's full of ups and downs.

I'm not mad right now, which I find rather nice. Of course, I could be, but I'm not. Truth be told, I feel rather happy and relaxed.

I am a friendly person, and I'm always happy to make friends with anyone. I like helping people. I'm am most definitely not perfect, as I have quite a few faults in my character. And if any such person does not want to be friends, then that is fine with me.

In 'real life' I often say "I still love you." Or, "I love you" to my friends and the like. I treasure my friends, perhaps more then I should. Friends are a wonderful thing to have in our lives.

It's my belief that everyday, we seem to grow a little. Not in height or size, but in a way that we are growing up. In our lives, we try to make good choices. For me, there's always a sense of (even if I don't show it) happiness when I know that I've done something right.

I was picked on a lot in High School, as I have (I'm pretty sure)said before. And even though I was, I'm a little glad for it, because that's made me into a stronger person.

I've said this before too, but I am truly grateful to have met all of you. And I hope that we can all be friends again. *hugs and love to all.*

~Josh~


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Love who you want to.

~Josh~
Re: Good morning everyone.  [message #51555 is a reply to message #51554] Mon, 14 July 2008 13:24 Go to previous messageGo to next message
acam is currently offline  acam

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Yes, Josh, I do think we are very similar apart from the 53 years and I was never bullied for being gay (and not much for being a little wimp).

The BIG difference is that I find it really hard to say "I love you" in real life and yet I'm able to sign my posts here with

Love,
Anthony
Re: Good morning everyone.  [message #51556 is a reply to message #51555] Mon, 14 July 2008 13:43 Go to previous message
Josh is currently offline  Josh

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Same with me Anthony. If it's someone I really like, then it's hard to say it.

~Josh~


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Love who you want to.

~Josh~
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