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Post by child-of-fae on Sept 13, 2007 19:34:15 GMT -5
*is terrified*
-Pet Peeves- people going on my laptop people looking at what i'm doing on the computer people going in my room people constantly not trying thier hardest when playing a sport. it's just disrespectful to the other players who want to better themselves. people thinking i'm a lesbian just cause i've never been kissed/had a bf. (i honestly think i may be bi, but it's annoying when people automatically go 'omfg your lesbo') when i fall for unattainable guys. it's a really bad habit, but i can't stop. D'=
-Fears- highschool. (it's scary) being alone for the rest of my life my mind/(imagination) when i question my sanity people finding out i used to cut dying death the dark my basement spiders mosquitos (those giant ones, they always end up in my kitchen when i'm eating.)
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Post by bubbles on Sept 13, 2007 22:46:11 GMT -5
when i fall for unattainable guys. it's a really bad habit, but i can't stop. D'= I'm sorry, I really don't do it on purpose, I'm just so charming. D'=
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Post by Jones on Sept 13, 2007 23:33:20 GMT -5
Peeves:
-leaving the lights on when you leave a room -leaving cupboard doors open -when people ask what I'm reading (not like... "what are you reading right now?", but interrupting me to make conversation when I'm clearly in the middle of something!) -when people actively try to gender kids (oh man. When I worked at Fabricville, we had a bolt of fleece that was bright pink with the words "baby boy" on it. People were so self-righteous about how ridiculous it was that it made me ill. I'm glad you would sooner give that to your dog than your child. Now fuck off.)
Fears:
-Public speaking -Dogs, though I'm getting better -Spiders -That I'll end up living in a cardboard box/hobo hut :(
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Post by AndrogynousMelon on Sept 13, 2007 23:56:18 GMT -5
Peeves: -"Why do you do that to yourself? You have such a pretty face." (In response to my facial piercings) -People utterly refusing to believe I'm female on WoW. -Lesbians who get huffy because I'm bisexual and actually date both sexes. Apparently I should just call myself straight and curious. -"Your dogs are so cute! What breed?" "Pit." *fear* (This has happened several times. It sort of show-cases how ignorant people can be concerning the breed. My dogs do not have cropped ears, and therefor could not possibly be one of those evil pit bulls.) -Organized religion.
Fears: -Dying alone. -Depression. -That my paranoia is justified.
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Post by Silith on Sept 14, 2007 8:23:40 GMT -5
-People utterly refusing to believe I'm female on WoW. I hate when that happens to me. My peeves... -Being asked my pet peeves. Since I have a ton. -People who don't move back from the front of the bus to give up priority seating to the people who actually need it. -Being kicked off the computer when I'm clearly working on something important. -Wednesdays. Phobias; -Drowning in an enclosed space. -Claustrophobia. -Various social phobias (I'm scared of people /o/ HS is hell for me~!) -General paranoia (runs in the family) -Parasitic insects -Things stuck under the skin (like slivers)
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Post by bubbles on Sept 14, 2007 10:53:43 GMT -5
When I worked at Fabricville You worked at -Fabricville-? You're tough, I couldn't do it. It has to be the store chain with the worst client base I've ever been to. D'=
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Post by Jones on Sept 14, 2007 13:29:22 GMT -5
Oh God, tell me about it. SEWING IS SRS BUSINESS. D: Low stakes, high politics, etc. etc. etc. Everyone else I worked with was wonderful, <3, but the manager was intolerable, and the customers even more so.
On the plus side, I developed (tiny) biceps from lugging giant bolts of fabric around!
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Post by Clover on Sept 14, 2007 13:36:39 GMT -5
Jesus... why does everyone work in fabric? I mean, jeez. Trey: Nah. Just ZOMBIE apocalypses. Though I just finished reading 'The Zombie Survival Guide', so I do believe I am well prepared. I think everyone should read it. Its hilarious. Srsly. And aaawe, Jones. You won't live as a hobo in a box. Totally not. [I'd just keep constantly commissioning you, in obscene amounts, or something. >XD For what it's worth.] AHA! SOMEONE ELSE! who doesn't like the gendering thing. My neighbors had a little girl, and my mom was all "pink this pink that!" and I basically overrode her and bullied her into buying yellows and greens. Pfft. Kids don't need to be gendered, especially at that age. =__=;;
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Post by Joe Shmoe on Sept 14, 2007 16:41:14 GMT -5
Well, I thought it was funny, but if it says baby boy, it's obviously ment for boys . BTW, I start up a new job at a craft/fabric store on the 30th .
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Post by Aindel on Sept 14, 2007 18:46:41 GMT -5
Jones, I think we can promise that none of us would never let you become a cardboard box hobo. Because then you would have no internet access, and we would lose The Creator. We must protect The Creator at all costs. I also hate people who come through drive-thru at Tim's, order a huge set of drinks, a different sandwich/bagel for everyone in their 8-seater van, and then complain that they had to wait. Gee, d'ya think?!
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Post by AndrogynousMelon on Sept 14, 2007 20:36:19 GMT -5
I wore pink, dresses, frilly socks, and pig-tails until I was old enough to say "Give me a fucking pair of pants and get this shit out of my hair." I didn't wear anything remotely female again until I was at least 17 and still am not completly comfortable in "girly" attire (really the last bit is just my personal preference..I think). Lesson: actively gendering children can backfire in a big way.
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Post by Joe Shmoe on Sept 14, 2007 20:56:03 GMT -5
Indeed indeed. My mom just let me wear what I wanted to wear: One day it's overalls and a purple shirt, next it's a purple skort and black shirt. Christ, the woman let me wear a biker's jacket when I was 5-10, then it didn't fit anymore . She also let me dress in nothing but black at 10. Now I'm willing to wear white, red, blue, or purple in the place of ONE garment. Yes, I have always had a fondness of purple/black.
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Post by limbowoman on Sept 14, 2007 21:40:43 GMT -5
*Shrugs* My family was all faily good at the gender thing... I mean seriously... every time my cousins came we dressed up... *Cough*
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Post by child-of-fae on Sept 15, 2007 15:27:22 GMT -5
when i fall for unattainable guys. it's a really bad habit, but i can't stop. D'= I'm sorry, I really don't do it on purpose, I'm just so charming. D'= why must you torture me so?!?! Jesus... why does everyone work in fabric? I mean, jeez. Trey: Nah. Just ZOMBIE apocalypses. Though I just finished reading 'The Zombie Survival Guide', so I do believe I am well prepared. I think everyone should read it. Its hilarious. Srsly. i got that last christmas! My teachers got a kick out of me reading it in class. i haven't finished it yet, though.
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Post by Trey on Sept 15, 2007 18:10:59 GMT -5
Fabric stores are a warzone! Especially the day after Thanksgiving*shudder*. Anyways, Jo-Ann is whoa crazy.
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