>>12873446But I don't have anywhere to go, not really. I told you that was only an idea. He would still have to find a place by then. I'm sorry if you think I'm being immature, but I really can't see any other way to look at it. I know I'm not going to be able to handle it. I can barely handle spending a couple days away from home. I'll be even more alone then too. And what if I have other roomates? I can't do this, sorry
>it's not like they knew more about itHmm maybe bongish kids are just under-developed or something. It's probably all the hormones in our food. If you were really trying to be considerate, you would have avoided posting those things from the start because you know pretty well by now how I feel about them
As the story goes a young man meets a sweet girl and they fall in love, only there's one thing off about her - she never takes off her choker. He asks her about it one day and she tells him he must never question it, or more importantly take it off. They're deep in love at this point, so he accepts it. But he can't get it out of his mind. Eventually they settle down and marry, and one night his curiosity gets the best of him. He waits until she's asleep - she wears it even at night, you see - and slowly removes it from her neck. What he finds underneath, well... it's nothing. There was nothing but her choker to keep her head on. The end
>That's not a bad thingIt is a bad thing because it means I never get anything done. Everytime I think I like how something sounds I'll return to it the next day and notice a million more things wrong with it. Eventually I just say frick it and move on to something new
>what causes them? The circumstances we grew up in?That doesn't determine how we'll react to the circumstances we're given, so I guess it's a combination of things. I hate thinking about it tho, because I know I can never change how I'll react to things. Because I can't be bothered to look for it and because he knows more about that stuff than me
