Valentine's Day Edition
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What the hell? I've never dealt with that type of good stuff. All I got was that I HAD to like what she liked or she'd break up with me. I couldn't even like my stuff, had to hide it. Couldn't mention the Mother or Megaten series yet I had to watch Twilight. Couldn't wear what I wanted for Halloween it had to be what SHE wanted.
People who aren't nice to you are probably people you shouldn't hang around with, let alone be in a relationship with.RaikuFA said:
OT: So...it's true that nerdy girls don't exist and guys have to create them?
/oversimplification of whole article
I have poor social skills (stop the presses!) so sharing this kind of stuff is particularly difficult if the other party isn't familiarized with it.
Turn the argument around and, yes, it would be similar to introducing someone who hasn't experienced Thai food.
So, with that exposition out of the way, does that really mean there is no hope for
Unless I missed the point entirely. Which isn't unusual for me. X3
I don't ever sneak into the forums, but for the record (and hopefully to give YOU some hope,) I was a master at Yoshi's Island long before I ever even met Chris. I also learned how to speak quite a bit of Elvish long before he existed to me (and that is not something I admit to everyone, so you should feel special!) Suffice it to say, he did not make me a nerd... he just made me more willing to embrace what was already there.
Chris: 100% on NSMBW? Not bad, and you did it without getting ruthlessly "I'll seek vengeance when you least expect it!" angry at each other? Next try Donkey Kong Country Returns, and find the true limits.
Kyle: Not only does she jump at the chance, but she wants to co-op a game as awesome as Lego Star Wars? Sold! Easily one of the greatest games to share with a partner. Best of luck with the Doctor and the caves of Aperture.
Dan: Great saying, I'll totally borrow that. No promises on credit, other than a tip of the hat. Oh, and it's cool, man. Most everyone has a man-crush on Bruce Campbell. It's the natural order of things.
Kyle: Not only does she jump at the chance, but she wants to co-op a game as awesome as Lego Star Wars? Sold! Easily one of the greatest games to share with a partner. Best of luck with the Doctor and the caves of Aperture.
Dan: Great saying, I'll totally borrow that. No promises on credit, other than a tip of the hat. Oh, and it's cool, man. Most everyone has a man-crush on Bruce Campbell. It's the natural order of things.
And that makes the pairing even more awesome. Finding someone you want to share more of yourself with, and they not only accept it but want to see more of that side? That's pretty much the dream, is it not?Sharayah Pranger said:I don't ever sneak into the forums, but for the record (and hopefully to give YOU some hope,) I was a master at Yoshi's Island long before I ever even met Chris. I also learned how to speak quite a bit of Elvish long before he existed to me (and that is not something I admit to everyone, so you should feel special!) Suffice it to say, he did not make me a nerd... he just made me more willing to embrace what was already there.
I had such happy feelings until I read this. I was ignoring the hearts, enjoying the chocolate, had a sweet demo to look forward to, read such a sweet and loving article...Maxtro said:
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I hate to be the one to break it to you, Dan, but a mojito doesn't contain gin, it's a rum drink. Perhaps this is the reason you like them more than you thought you would?
My husband isn't interested in half of the stuff I adore. Dogs and Silly Symphony cartoons and coffee and wine- he doesn't really care for any of them. Liking the same things does not a compatible couple make. (He does, however, make an effort to appreciate them for my sake, and I do the same with him. Otherwise I would never have played Chrono Trigger or any Legend of Zelda games.) Finding the right person isn't so much about finding someone who likes the exact same things as you, it's about finding someone who WANTS you to be yourself and who will acknowledge the validity of your interests and support you in the pursuit of your passions, even if they don't share those passions.