Originally posted by U2Nick:[..]
True.. just look at Romeo and Juliet! Wait... nevermind
Thanks Katie!Curtis had it a bit worse than I did though (a different girl obviously). We originally planed to ask on Wednesday, but chickened out and moved to the next day.
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*bangs head against table*:P
Originally posted by yuri31:[..]
meh. relationships are too complicated for me to understand them
Originally posted by katherine94:[..]
They are, but love is a very beautiful thing
Originally posted by yuri31:[..]
That's the thing. You have some people near you who you can call friends.
Originally posted by yuri31:[..]
I don't doubt that, but I'm not sure I can love
Originally posted by U2Nick:[..]
I remember you saying that your town has no mall or anything where people can socialize other than school. I'm not trying to insult or anything, I'm just curious, do all of the kids in your age group act this way?
I'm just trying to find the root...
Originally posted by katherine94:[..]
Everyone can, trust me I've felt that way before, but I think everyone can, it's what makes you human
Originally posted by yuri31:[..]
Nah. They go out together and hang out in pubs and bars. I have some social disorder or something...
Originally posted by U2Nick:[..]
Pubs and bars? What is the drinking age in your country?
Originally posted by yuri31:[..]
Are we human?
Or are we dancers?
People with AvPD often consider themselves to be socially inept or personally unappealing, and avoid social interaction for fear of being ridiculed, humiliated, rejected or disliked. They typically present themselves as loners and report feeling a sense of alienation from society.
AvPD is usually first noticed in early adulthood, and is associated with perceived or actual rejection by parents or peers during childhood.
Originally posted by katherine94:[..]
Lol, West Side Story was on yesterday
What happened to Curtis?
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