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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
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Slayer91
Ireland23461 Posts
On May 12 2015 22:33 jcarlsoniv wrote: You uh...got an extra half mil? This is more or less my mindset. Having been in a relationship where she greatly disliked my gaming habits and actively worked against them, I really became unhappy after a while. + Show Spoiler + | ||
Carnivorous Sheep
Baa?21248 Posts
On May 12 2015 22:36 Slayer91 wrote: LOL wat yeah bro i want to have sex with dudes thats why im gonna chop my dick off alterkot pls stick to playing corki Did you know "playing Corki" in Chinese is also slang for masturbating? | ||
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Slayer91
Ireland23461 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + jk im not that smart | ||
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JonGalt
Pootie too good!4331 Posts
If you can find someone who, and this sounds strange, genuinely doesn't care what you do as long as you are happy - I personally believe this quality to be one that can lead to love. You should be able to look past all the oddities and strangeness of your significant other's hobbies, interests, and quirks. You can look beyond these elements because their happiness and love matters far more than what they spend their free time doing. You should never be embarrassed by the things you love, nor should you have to drastically change who you are for a healthy relationship. A quality partner certainly requires change on your part, but it should be change you are OK with. Change you yourself can admit is better for the life you want to live. Breaking up is never an easy thing, for either party. But it is a part of life. I don't think true love and commitment can be attained without some form of rejection. Similar to how meaningless life would be without death. Failed relationships are a valuable learning experience. I have had a decent amount of experience in my relatively short life thus far and each one has changed and brought me to be a better person. I understand puppy love knowing she was the one for me forever, I have had a terrible 2 year experience which taught me to learn how and when to break it off, and I have had a absolutely fantastic girlfriend who taught me what real love and how partners should treat and respect each other in a healthy relationship. It's a matter of perspective and context of course, but turning to grief, while natural, can be a harmful experience. I think it only puts you on a path of lowered expectations. That is not to say you shouldn't spend a few moments in mournful reflection, but I prefer to treat moments like these as a time to learn. | ||
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Doctorbeat
Netherlands13241 Posts
Only Boss Rush left. Nearly got that one too but aids poop fucked me  So close to Platinum God now. | ||
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Slayer91
Ireland23461 Posts
On May 12 2015 23:21 JonGalt wrote: I think a healthy relationship is not necessarily about finding common ground in things you enjoy, but coming to realize that I love this person so much, and even though I don't personally understand it, am willing to support him/her in their hobbies. If you can find someone who, and this sounds strange, genuinely doesn't care what you do as long as you are happy - I personally believe this quality to be one that can lead to love. You should be able to look past all the oddities and strangeness of your significant other's hobbies, interests, and quirks. You can look beyond these elements because their happiness and love matters far more than what they spend their free time doing. You should never be embarrassed by the things you love, nor should you have to drastically change who you are for a healthy relationship. A quality partner certainly requires change on your part, but it should be change you are OK with. Change you yourself can admit is better for the life you want to live. Breaking up is never an easy thing, for either party. But it is a part of life. I don't think true love and commitment can be attained without some form of rejection. Similar to how meaningless life would be without death. Failed relationships are a valuable learning experience. I have had a decent amount of experience in my relatively short life thus far and each one has changed and brought me to be a better person. I understand puppy love knowing she was the one for me forever, I have had a terrible 2 year experience which taught me to learn how and when to break it off, and I have had a absolutely fantastic girlfriend who taught me what real love and how partners should treat and respect each other in a healthy relationship. It's a matter of perspective and context of course, but turning to grief, while natural, can be a harmful experience. I think it only puts you on a path of lowered expectations. That is not to say you shouldn't spend a few moments in mournful reflection, but I prefer to treat moments like these as a time to learn. so you're trying to say great boobs right? | ||
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
never change who I am just be myself and party hearty. not trying to brag but I think meeting/hookingup is easy, just being confident and funny and making moves on people. the hard part I have would be leaving / not getting committed / trying too hard for something more serious when I know its not a great thing for me. Like my last relationship which was fucking abysmal for years. and how i seem to bounce from one to another so fast. Its always a great conversation when I've been seeing a girl for a couple months and then tell her I have to leave early on sunday to go play DnD and I cant hang out tuesday cause im going to see a Japanese metal/idol band. I try to introduce the nerdy stuff slowly because it doesn't really come up during the partying/hooking up phase. and by then they like me enough that they don't care if im a nerd. So yeah i fucking suck at breaking up and have no advice for cixah except that the best way to get over someone is to get under someone else, or rum. | ||
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
+ Show Spoiler [HS cancer] + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/veX7Wf7.jpg) Poor soul. He did his best but alas he didn't have one of 2 answers he needed. Do dragon pally even run Lay on hands? | ||
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Slayer91
Ireland23461 Posts
+ Show Spoiler [triggerwarning] + "..thats what I always do when I'm getting it" "getting what?" "you know, when your dads pounding you." "you mean getting hit"? "just forget it!" fucking LOL | ||
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JonGalt
Pootie too good!4331 Posts
And a fantastic ass. | ||
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
On May 12 2015 23:11 Carnivorous Sheep wrote: Did you know "playing Corki" in Chinese is also slang for masturbating? Chinese Internet culture is so obscure and their memes are sometimes so ridiculous I'm pretty sure you could make shit up and we'd still believe it or at least be unable to call bullshit without a doubt. On May 12 2015 22:29 Numy wrote: I'm rather be happy and alone than be unhappy and with someone else. Relationships aren't about making an unhappy person happy. At the same time completely changing who you are just because someone else wants you to is more often than not going to end badly. If someone doesn't like every aspect of what I like to do to feel happy then chances are after you change all those things the relationship won't work out anyway and you are left without any of your mechanisms. There are obviously instances of someone promoting good chance within yourself but that change still has to be something you want to do. Being trans isn't about sexuality. There are plenty of "straight" trans people. It's about how the person identifies his/her gender. I'm not really looking at being happy. I mean, if you end up in a relationship it usually means you were happy at some point for it to happen. But I've never been in a "real" relationship, and from interacting with acquaintances around me and seeing them grow and evolve I've realised how little empathy or "common sense" I have, on top of being emotionnally immature (somewhere between a teenager and a child); I fully expect my first relationships to be train wrecks if I ever have some. But if I'm looking at a happy relationship and being picky about risks of failures or shortcomings I'll never try anything, or I'll get into something that'll fail anyway with false hopes. So better embrace that it'll go wrong, and yes, it's going the other person too, but that's a necessary checkpoint forme to learn and grow too. Of course now that people my age are looking to settle it closes a lot of doors (people certainly don't deserve to be granted the degree of honesty they claim, but I'm not going to pretend about willingness to commit or settle all the same), and the age difference is kinda showing with the people who are more like-minded. Then again just because I didn't create opportunities when I was 21 or 23 doesn't mean I should give up, 'cause what will I do otherwise, just sit and brood? Na. | ||
AsmodeusXI
United States15536 Posts
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
Im so frustrated with current dnd group going soooo slowwww 5 players on the average day but a party of like 7 if everyone shows up which is never which is also annoying. also warhammer table top is scary like... you put everything into archery and you have a 50/50 chance to hit a normal target. | ||
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Carnivorous Sheep
Baa?21248 Posts
On May 12 2015 23:33 ComaDose wrote: yeah but if your gay you can share clothes and shoes which is obviously worth it by itself. Only if you're the same size though. | ||
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
Any critique for my team? 1. Kangaskhan - Kangaskhanite. Jolly nature. Return/Fake Out/Power-up Punch/Sucker Punch. 2. Talonflame - Sharp Beak. Adamant nature. Great Gale ability. Brave Bird/Flare Blitz/U-Turn/Roost Talonflame is mostly there to switch into a fighting type that Mega-Kangaskhan cannot handle. 3. Undecided at the moment. I used to run a very tanky and defensive Vaporeon with Toxic and Scald. But I realized having two Pokemon with weakness to Eletric is a bad idea and I have a lot of problems against fast Eletric Pokemon with Wild Charge/Thunder that can also outrun my Mega-Kangaskhan. I am currently considering: - Aegislash. It's a ghost type and can fairly easily switch into a fighting move. Aegislash has no recovery move though. - Clefable. Fairy type resists fighting which is a plus. Cosmic Power + Stored Power sounds decent on paper. - Garchomp (with the +speed choice). Check Electric types with ease. Not sure about the 4x weakness against Ice though. Also it's not that fast and might run into other issues. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On May 12 2015 23:59 ComaDose wrote: the person that ran away after hitting me in a parking lot had plates that were not registered to any vehicle so cops have no leads and I'm not going to go through insurance without catching them so rip perfect condition car. meh it looks a lot better after i buffed it out. Im so frustrated with current dnd group going soooo slowwww 5 players on the average day but a party of like 7 if everyone shows up which is never which is also annoying. also warhammer table top is scary like... you put everything into archery and you have a 50/50 chance to hit a normal target. ugh, yeah, it's so tough having party members who cancel all the time... But for reals, big parties suck. The campaign I'm playing my Sorcerer in started as 8-10 people, and it really started to drag on. Fortunately, the two DMs split up the party and it's been way better ever since. | ||
TheYango
United States47024 Posts
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AsmodeusXI
United States15536 Posts
On May 13 2015 01:19 TheYango wrote: 5 is the max size I'd really be comfortable DMing for. It's why I made Iris the way I made it. The D&D Encounters session at my friendly local game store sometimes gets 7+ and it's fucking madness. | ||
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Cixah
United States11285 Posts
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