nemo.love_22's Profile

Beware! I don't take crap from people. I have simple rules that follow a code of respect and communication. You break them, I break you.

I mean for me to laugh over their breakup.

I think I would be an okay roommate, my rules would be fair but I would enforce them like a mofo. I have been taking crap from my family for my whole life and I will not take it from someone else.

Ha! Oh, was the rude?
Who cares if it's a dorm room, a mansion, a shack, a reaking cardboard box. It's a 50/50 thing and a RESPECT thing. No matter the reasons if she went against your feelings on a certain thing she was being disrespectful.
This is why I don't like being around people and would make a terrible roommate.

Tell her to go to her boyfriends house. Being roommate means a 50/50 say on EVERYTHING. You should not have to justify your reasons for not wanting another person in your home. If I had a roommate that did that to me, I think I would literally smack her. That is ridiculous.
Ugh, people make me so mad.

If someone ever tries to tell me my feelings towards a situation aren't valid I will literally flip out on them and make them regret ever speaking. Because I have a right to feel my feelings and no one else has the right to tell me I can't/shouldn't/should feel differently.

People suck sometimes. >:l

I can not see myself as anyone else sees me. I see me in my own light and that's not going to change unless I switch bodies with someone else. Then I'd still be unhappy and going "Oh shit! You poor soul, so got stuck with my face!"
"You shouldn't act like that" "You're over-reacting" Blah, blah, blah... Like really, just shut up. I have a right to react to something anyway I please.

Yeah, I have smacked my computer screen a couple of times, too. Didn't do much but it made me giggle a bit. So I suppose it did kind of help a teeny bit.

I know the feels of low self-esteem. Bottom of the ocean low. But I can't stand to see other people that way. I will kill myself over trying to build up someone elses self-esteem and confidence, but if someone tried to do the same for me I reject it with a passion. Don't tell me things like that. I am so good at giving others advice on things like that but I don't think I've ever listened to myself. I'm a contradictory person.

"Hey! You've seen the future? Awesome, tell me... How are flying cars? ... Oh, you mean you HAVEN'T seen the future? Well the shut up."
I can completely understand someone trying to help out someone else, but I just wish they'd try to learn a little more about the issues someone has so they know the best way to approach them with said help. Good intentions don't make up for making someone freak out.

A nice Gibbs' Smack could do some people a bit of good.
I always hate the "How are you going to love someone else if you can't even love yourself?" Like it's not like that. I give out so much love to everyone else I don't have any left for myself.
I just hate when people try to equate loving yourself with how much you can love someone else. It's stupid. Not everyone on the planet functions in only one way.

"It will be fine" doesn't solve problems. It never has and it never will. The sooner people realize that, the better off we will all be.
But sadly you can't help everyone. There will always be the idjits.

"It will happen eventually" Yeah and if you keep saying that I'm gonna smack you with a chicken.
People need to learn how to handle things better, like telling a person with insecurity issues that they are pretty won't help. Telling someone with depression to "just be happy" won't do anything. It's not that difficult to learn a little something to help out friends with their problems.

Yeah, I know kids who are younger than me who have jobs and relationships and plans for college and I'm just like "Okay, well damn. I suck." And it's just a big, vicious cycle of trying to build myself up again only to be knocked back down.