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Girl-with-the-Thorn said:
I'm wondering why I am incapable of having fun and joining in with things, and behaving like a normal person in social situations. That is all. :straightface:

EDIT: Actually no, it's not. Why in the name of all that is holy do people insist on having windows open when it's freezing cold? Utter insanity.
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Because you're different.Who wants to be normal? Someone at work told me I was weird last week.Lovely.

Oh,and I always open the bedroom window when Im in,I prefer it cold
 
Girl-with-the-Thorn said:
I'm wondering why I am incapable of having fun and joining in with things, and behaving like a normal person in social situations. That is all. :straightface:

EDIT: Actually no, it's not. Why in the name of all that is holy do people insist on having windows open when it's freezing cold? Utter insanity.
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Oh ThornieGirl, that's probably why i like you (and Mr Scissors) so much... you're painfully honest and you make me feel more normal. I share your social ineptness and dismay at my/your own situation... it just means that the lovely folk who take the time to see past the awkwardness and anxiety and self-defensive-rudeness, are more likely to become true friends... and we love them all the more for their patience.:p

Don't you think chatting to people online actually helps? cause you get to know them a bit before meeting, so you don't feel quite as much of a tool upon introductions?:squiffy:
 
nightingale+therose said:
Oh ThornieGirl, that's probably why i like you (and Mr Scissors) so much... you're painfully honest and you make me feel more normal. I share your social ineptness and dismay at my/your own situation... it just means that the lovely folk who take the time to see past the awkwardness and anxiety and self-defensive-rudeness, are more likely to become true friends... and we love them all the more for their patience.:p

Don't you think chatting to people online actually helps? cause you get to know them a bit before meeting, so you don't feel quite as much of a tool upon introductions?:squiffy:
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Nice post Nightie.I wouldnt call myself rude though,self defensive yes,but rude? never.

Now piss off.
 
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I love the new banners, but the Morrissey on the far left on this one might give me nightmares.

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I just burned my toast twice in a row. The first time I left the toast in while went to the bathroom. I came back and my toast was black. I put in another two pieces of toast and stood there watching it to make sure it didn't burn. Then a guest showed up and my three dogs got out. I got them back in and found more black toast. Luckily the guest had brought a sugar doughnut and I had that for breakfast instead. It was delicious.
 
Maurice E said:
because you're a Morrissey fan?
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Possibly.

Poppy Full said:
I found myself wondering the same thing on Thursday. And then I listened to this:


Nothing good can ever come from behaving like a normal person. ;)
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True. That song is pretty much an accurate description of my hometown and the last 18 years of my life.

billy scissors said:
Because you're different.Who wants to be normal? Someone at work told me I was weird last week.Lovely.

Oh,and I always open the bedroom window when Im in,I prefer it cold
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I suppose. The shyness is the only part of my personality that makes me mind being different. I'm not really a people person anyway, but sometimes I feel like I have no choice but to keep to myself.

And I can't stand the cold. It makes me irritable and achey.

nightingale+therose said:
Oh ThornieGirl, that's probably why i like you (and Mr Scissors) so much... you're painfully honest and you make me feel more normal. I share your social ineptness and dismay at my/your own situation... it just means that the lovely folk who take the time to see past the awkwardness and anxiety and self-defensive-rudeness, are more likely to become true friends... and we love them all the more for their patience.:p

Don't you think chatting to people online actually helps? cause you get to know them a bit before meeting, so you don't feel quite as much of a tool upon introductions?:squiffy:
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Thanks nightie. :o It is really difficult- I have some wonderful friends, but find it hard to 'put myself out there' if you see what I mean. Parents etc pressuring me to be 'sociable' makes it much worse too as I take a long, long time to really get to know and trust people.

And yes, that's probably true. I'm much more vocal and chatty and natural in writing than when I have to speak to people I don't know very well. I've never met anyone who I've talked to online first though.

On a totally unrelated note, does anyone know how to keep dip-pens clean?
 
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I am thinking about grilling a steak, medium-rare, with a baked potato and a Genesee Cream Ale.
 

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