I suffer from amnesia. Do I come here often?

-Giggle-

I'm a raindrop, and I'm falling for you. ;)

My ideal relationship is one where I have freedom, the thought of a confining relationship just isn't for me.
As for the up and down question, I am bi-polar, so when I'm not on my medication, if I have a bad day, I just loose it, and when I'm manic I'm entirely too happy (which is real, don't let anyone fool you), and I'm fill of energy and start too many projects, and soon I'm swamped!
Sometimes I'm alright with me, but sometimes I look in the mirror and I'm just unhappy with me. I like my personality, I love to be kind, and I never try to change people, since it's not my place.
Standards, well. It depends on the personality.

I agree with rlynne, keep it casual until she either voices that she'd like something more serious, or something like that.

Maybe take a walk in a park? Coffee is always good, too.

Haha, I haven't been able to watch it for a while, my boyfriend is on episode like.. 400, I forget. But I've sat and watched a few of the movies with him, I might get a couple seasons on DVD or something.

Thank you so much! I usually record episodes, though.. My internet is horrible, I have a 400MB limit. :(

Russel? Was that the guy who pretended his grandmother died? I remember that guy. I couldn't believe it!

-Grin- Well, it depends on if I'm in a catty mood.

"Play with my hair if you want me to purr."

There really is a real love.

However, I don't believe in the concept of 'romantic love', which is what is portrayed by media. I mean, the thought of the constant romantic relations, flowers, chocolate, cards... I mean, it's unrealistic.

I am a true believer of the type of love, 'Compatible love', which is based off friendship, similar morals, beliefs, and such. It's usually a much more stable and worth while relationship, at least, in my opinion. I don't know, I mean, flowers and such are alright sometimes. But constantly? It's unrealistic.

Um, if I need to do a drug test, I just don't go to the bathroom the night before. But when I go to the doctor and they need me to suddenly piss in a cup, they usually make me drink a crap ton of water, haha.

msharmonty

Yeah, I was taught from a young age that 'I'm sorry' isn't going to really show unless anything something is done. I wish that 'I'm sorry' carried a lot more of the weight then it does now.

1] Visit Europe (Visit Mike!)
2] Have a child (In the future of course)
3] Go to graduate school
4] Learn to not be quite so hard on myself.

:)

In my honest opinion, "I'm sorry" has lost a lot of it's important meaning over the years, since it is said so often.

In my personal opinion, I believe that instead of saying, 'I'm sorry', I'm going to make sure I don't repeat the mistakes.

When forgiving people, I am pretty laid back unless it's a very bad offense. Usually I'm alright, I mean, calling me a name, something like that, I'm usually fine with. If someone breaks my trust, like, in a backstab sense, or if they intentionally do something behind my back, I find it a lot harder to forgive.

:(

"A freak about my hair." o:

Put on a piece of cardboard around my neck:

"Warning: Known to bite."

For me, when I took notes in class, I'd insert little things that would help me learn the term and definition.

Then, I'd go over my notes and rewrite them again.

But I also agree with what boredinaz06 said, as that'll really help you get started.

Hi, my name's Right...Ms. Right.

Oh my goodness. I have lost track of all the Survivor seasons. Me and the family used to watch them religiously.

Maybe I'll see about recording these so I can watch them when I'm not busy!

Let's see what I can pull out of my arsenal!

Hello. Cupid called. He says to tell you that he needs my heart back.

Hush - Donna Jo Napoli
also gonna start rereading Dusk and Dawn by Tim Lebbon,
and also waiting on the latest Kim Harrison book to be released, I preordered it October of last year.