HAY GUYS

niki · Local time: Dec 21, 2007, 02:56 AM

No, long term high school relationships are difficult to shake off in high school because you have the emotional maturity of a gnat. Some people are quicker to grow out of that than others, I've noticed. Such formative years? Get over yourself. High school is one of the least important parts of your life. You'll learn that eventually. I get that to you it's important, because it's the only thing you've really experienced, but you're giving the kid absolutely horrible advice. If you'd paid attention to other posts he's made, you know he probably has several social disorders, and -that's- why he's wigging out over this stuff, not because he's a Romeo and Juliet reject. Learn the situation before you talk, kid. As you've been doing a lot lately, you're just making a fool of yourself. Go back to Blunder where your opinion is appreciated.

You know, there's something quite hilarious in the fact you keep saying you hate these threads and yet systematically use them to wave your HUGE EXPERIENNNCED PEEENIIISSSS at people's face.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

niki · Local time: Dec 21, 2007, 01:32 PM

Originally Posted by Denicalis

I hate them because it's the same problem a million times, and if people would just open their eyes, it wouldn't even be an issue. Notice I'm not talking about sex here, frenchman, I'm talking about letting a childish emotional attachment cripple you. I also refuse to let people get horrible advice about how it's completely ok to be a social pariah, and that doing nothing is the way to fix the problem. I mean, being an utter berke might work for you, but the world at large doesn't have that ability.

Yeah I'm so pissed off the guys in the Nintendo forums talk about the same Nintendo stuff all the time as well, I mean, goddammit, it's not like the forum is here for that.

Whatever though, I usually like when you go rough-advice-mode. Just don't act like you don't take pleasure in rolling your deep, scorny, patronizing mouth everytime you get an occasion.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

niki · Local time: Dec 21, 2007, 04:51 PM

Originally Posted by mortis

It is interesting some mentioned thinking of their first relationship with a nostagalia effect.

I think it's worth noting that both are girls. Yeah, us and them don't really work the same way, emotionally. /newsflash

Which is another reason I was attacking Deni' stance, btw. <3

And I dunno, these threads may have at least the benefic psychologic effect that writing things down can bring ?

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.