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Positivehappylove, Positivehappymessylove, Posidaze, Positivedays, :)Positivedays, :)Positivedays., :)Postivedays., Allthemessylove..
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Positivemessylove's Top (5) Replies by other users' votesYeah! Just be cool about it like…”you look familiar, but I don’t live around here so there’s no way I could know you.” and maybe she’ll remember you and saying something like “your that guy from before!” and then you could be like “yeah totally! let’s get married and have babies and walk down the beach barefoot and see the sunset!” and she’ll embrace you with a passionate hug and kiss and then rip off her name tag and leave the store with you, straight to the church, where you will both say your vows and consummate your love.
- written 11 months, 2 weeks ago – voted for by sncoronado, mindhealer, jackson1442, adolphhayden1, jhgfd, Docteur Ralph
a spoon full of sugar makes the medicine go down :)
- written 10 months, 2 weeks ago – voted for by roofdonkey, President Awesome:3, ⓘⓝⓚ, Pink Freud
I don’t know what to tell you. Being miserable is…miserable. I wish I could ask you why you were so miserable but I feel like that is a very complicated question with a very long answer. So - in hopes that in some way my advice or words may be the slightest encouraging or helpful, I sincerely hope you end this battle with yourself someday and someday soon. And coming out on the other side of the battle alive - and deeply and immensely happy. Suicide is not the answer. Life is worth living. Change is an unstoppable force. But letting it happen is a choice. Fighting change is a choice. Creating change is a choice. So make all the necessary sacrifices you need - whether it be people or job or circumstance - in hopes it will help you down the road.
Life has a dark side. Correct choices bring us to the light. Struggling is a part of the battle.
- written 4 weeks, 1 day ago – voted for by ▲, emerge, mindhealer
Sweetie, I am nineteen and the whitest, palest, fairest person on this planet. I’ve been called everything and I’ve been made fun of my whole life by my family, my best friends, guys, my boyfriends, and mostly by strangers and acquaintances. Society tells us that tan is beautiful, but what it doesn’t tell us is that there is a risk to tanning, both indoors and by sun. It damages your skin terribly and ages you. Those pretty tan girls will have bills so large from wrinkle cream and plastic surgery, they’ll be in debt forever.
I know things are tough and it’s hard to be different, but things get better. A lot of guys think it’s pretty, and even sexy, for girls to be fair. And frankly, I think fair girls are more beautiful than girls with fake tans. Don’t get me wrong - tans are pretty. I would of loved to be born with naturally tan skin, but I just wasn’t. And you got to play the cards your dealt. I know it’s cliche, and I really do know how rough it is, but I’ve been there and I’ve been through it. I am literally the color of this computer screen. But the people who make fun of us are no better than jerks and scoundrels, and they have a lot of catching up to do in the real world. Don’t be ashamed of your paleness, embrace it. :) When you get old, you’ll still look young and pretty and wrinkle free. And anyone who says else wise doesn’t matter. At all. Ever. Seriously.
- written 11 months, 2 weeks ago – voted for by kat1thompson, windmills,, Zirbel
So, in short, don’t give up on love. Just him.
- written 1 month, 2 weeks ago – voted for by emerge