theCryptofishist wrote:Hm, graidawg...
For what it's worth what happened to me was a realization (although that may not be the right word, it implies that it happened much quicker) that not only did I have my faults but that I had my good points, and sometimes they were exactly the same thing. In friendship, your low count might indicate not that you are flawed but that you don't give friendship easily and look for quality rather than quantity. On a more practical level, given that you are in your forties--it's harder to meet people than when you were in school and those other sorts of childhood/young adulthood things.


Foxfur wrote:jkisha wrote:Do you eat after you're done fucking it?
Reminds me of that old joke...well of course I would, haven't you ever heard about fucking it then eating the fuck out of it?
I tossed it out the window for the bears.![]()
Reminded me of an old army phrase. Ate the fuck up or 8-Up.
Did they have that phrase when you were in?






snake wrote:frostyfire...do you keep journals? you have a very nice writing style. are you a writer? writers, mostly by necessity, are loners. i think you're a writer and sharing these types of thoughts and torments can really help others that go thru similar trials. sometimes its 'wow, and i thought i had it bad' or 'boy, i can really relate, somebody has really articulated my brain loops'. you can be a voice for others that don't have that ability. their are many internet sites, or start your own blog. i'm sure you will find a following of those that care.


NellieX wrote:The best thing we can do is be there for our friends. Never take a threat of suicide lightly, and learn to recognize the signs. You can try to help someone, and even if you don't succeed, at least you tried, and that's what's important.


Frostyfire wrote:B official bubblegum lights clean white coats kinda folks come to take me away
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