Okay, really, really look at Mr. Mime, it's pure nightmare fuel.
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I couldn't watch anything on my phone, even if it were capable of that. The screen is too small!!!!! T.T
Lol, true.
Lol. Sometimes I make KH-related jokes, but we really talked about it more when we first joined. After a while we just kind of stopped and started talking about everything else. Plus, I haven't played any of the more recent titles.
@Mynny: Sorry! I'm done bragging anyway.
@DM: Ugh, I hate trainers who dress like their Pokemon.
@DM: Ugh, I hate trainers who dress like their Pokemon.
No, I don't mind your bragging. Tbh, it doesn't really bother me.
Yeah, I'm weird, I flip-flop between being really spoiled, or really down to earth. Although I think it'll help if I ever get back to my job training so I can actually earn my own money.
I think a lot of us who are in that between - that not-yet-an-adult, not-quite-a-child - stage are the same way. Like, I have a job interview coming up, and my mom is like "let me take you to the salon and buy you a new outfit and shoes!". But I'm thinking "I want to do it myself, which is why I want a job." I hate asking her for stuff now. But sometimes I kind of act entitled, like when I demanded tickets to the midnight screening of Avengers...
But I don't like being spoiled, it's what's messing me up right now.
Yeah, I try not to ask my mom for a lot of stuff. But on my bday and christmas, I put the most expensive stuff ever on my lists, and I'd like to buy these things for myself. Plus, I'd like to get her some nice stuff too sometimes.
But at least it's not like we want to be spoiled and like we're trying to stay that way. Some ppl mooch off their parents forever without even a second thought.
Yeah, I try to get my mom nice stuff whenever possible. But I still feel guilty when I ask for stuff.
I'm strangely independent, I mean, I live with my parents, but they need my help as much as I need theirs, and for birthdays and christmas I typically don't ask for anything in particular, the few exceptions being a tv one year, and skydiving for my 18th birthday.
My parents don't buy me things for birthdays and Christmas. I've never had a birthday party aside from a get-together that I arranged for my Sweet 16th and I've never gotten a Christmas present. The only things I've asked for in recent years were the Avengers ticket, a concert ticket, and tuition/book money for school. Other than that, if I can't afford it, I don't get it.
Dang, not trying to offend here, but unless you're poor, that almost seems a little harsh.
My mom just doesn't see the point in celebrating holidays. I still got all the toys and video games a girl could want as a child, they just didn't come gift wrapped and they didn't come on specific days. *shrugs* I don't really care, though.
Oof, yikes. Well at least you weren't deprived.KaiSparda1018 said:
I missed out on those crucial believing in Santa Claus years, I guess. Hahaha. And the ironic part is that my mom's birthday is on a holiday...
Odd fact I just remembered? I believe Amber was born on Christmas.
What do you mean "Believing in Santa Clause" It's kinda hard not to right? That'd be like me saying "I believe in Mynny".
I don't celebrate Christmas. So, it's kind of hard to believe in Santa under those circumstances. lmao
I don't know John Smith fron Conneticut, but I'm fairly sure there probably is a guy like that.
Who the heck is John Smith? And why should I care?
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