I always made up some life in those assignments. My family is very private, so I made up family members for an album, and I mean, these characters were so absurd that it became some competitive joke.

And it's not so bad, just so long as you're able to remember them in some account, right?

• Of course, except for the fact that I want to be a writer, which means that I have to be able to put things into sequence and keep continuity. Plus it makes me sound like a liar when I say something one way and then later I say it another just because I can't make up my mind on which is true o.o;;;.

Oh my.
Well, I hope that your semi-amnesia clears up enough for you to be a brilliant writer!

• Haha, well thank you, I suppose.
  I have published something on Menewsha in the literature forum ;).

Really?
Well, I might just have to hop over and have a peek...>.>

I could never write anything.

Flink turned 22 last Halloween. She's been telling everyone she's 21. She told them she was 20 until the week before her birthday, when she finally remembered she is in fact 21. XD

Do anything exciting?

Originally Posted by FlinkPamingo

Flink turned 22 last Halloween. She's been telling everyone she's 21. She told them she was 20 until the week before her birthday, when she finally remembered she is in fact 21. XD

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  Nice.
  Always nice to be able to tell people you're younger than you really are, eh?
  Well, but I'm sixteen... so, not really.

Well, saying that you're younger, you could...uh..order off the kid's menu!

• That's kind of silly.
  I've never really understood the obsession among women with wanting to always look younger and never telling their age. Sure, you look younger and less experienced and somewhat more ignorant, don't you feel so much better about yourself?

I think it's more of the American obsession with keeping skinny, young, and immortalized. I just assumed it was for dating purposes. Again, the youthful obsession.

Originally Posted by the_paper_crane

I think it's more of the American obsession with keeping skinny, young, and immortalized. I just assumed it was for dating purposes. Again, the youthful obsession.

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  But guys can flaunt their age as much as they like and no one minds.

Because it means money and power in their age.

• Exactly. That's why I think it's disgusting that women's ages are always written with a question mark; men's with an exclamation point.

I guess it's that secret fear of becoming unnattractive. It's society's views that youth is beauty. So then, the older the woman, the more supposedly useless she becomes. You don't really see an older women out there dating and getting asked out often, at least not as often as the 20 year old, do you?

• That's exactly what I mean, lol. Youth is beauty, so every woman must be young to be socially accepted. *sigh* Don't you just love the beauty of double standards? They're just so fun and make everyone's life just so much easier....

Oh yeah, they're great.
Personally, I can't wait until I get old and saggy.

• Hahaha.
  Me too.

And just think of all that soup too.

• Um... right.
  Ugh, my mom just got up.

Oh?

• Yeah, she had to go to the bathroom. But she was yelling at me for still being up. It's not like we have school... it's only 1:08 D<.

I get hounded all the time just for trying to get on the computer.
And I was up late, well, actually it was only midnight on the computer, and my father jumped out of bed and started screaming and yelling about why I was on at 4 in the morning.

I think he's getting some serious dimensia.

• That sucks :(.

*unlurks*