I hate birthdays...
18 years ago
we get older everyday why do we celebrate just one day?
all that relatives visit you to get crammed
all that "happy" birthday greetings from people that never talk to you the rest of the year
yayz
I'm officially 19 now and I'm soooo happy >.<
at least the presents were allright...
praise me!!!!
praise me, bitches!!!
praise the omni elch!!!
I demand a birthday blowjob!!!har har
all that relatives visit you to get crammed
all that "happy" birthday greetings from people that never talk to you the rest of the year
yayz
I'm officially 19 now and I'm soooo happy >.<
at least the presents were allright...
praise me!!!!
praise me, bitches!!!
praise the omni elch!!!
I demand a birthday blowjob!!!har har
FA+

YOUR A BIFFDAY MONKEY, Now except it before I go banana on your botty! :)
[Hugs] Poke ya laters then :P
my brain accepts your offer
although it's quite a long way to 4!
I began to feel old when I was 16..ain't that sad?
I started to get old at about that age also. Man, it sucks.
happy büttsday+!
i've never ever dared to ask one myself *blushes*
I suppose I won't get one xD
my birthday ends in 8 minutes over here^^
*insert a brain here* :3
So, you wont't get one for this birthday... but next year, i might oblige.
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XD
interesting, but why? xD
yeah I didn't get one^^
but I got a massive head-ache caused by a mixture of vodka, caffine and sleep deprivation
I slept like 5 hours in the last 48 hours :3
BJ? not until your 21.
it's legal in germany^^
Better do some crazy shit, and like wake up naked on the top of some roof.
birthday
even a 1/2 human got one
skoal
And a BJ as well.
But for you, best wishes for a very happy day after the birthday.
(I should never type while tired!)
Mark
I'm sure you were quite cute^^
and thx for the best wishes
At one point, one of the very few women willing to date me brought me to a bookstore, to show me a painted poster on the wall: the image of a gaunt, hunched, creeping wolf staring out at the viewer with incredibly intense and predatory eyes.
My date stared at this monster for a moment, and then, without turning to face me, said quietly, "I wanted you to see this, because it reminded me of YOU."
Oh, yeah. Those were good times. ;)
Mark
women keep telling me I'm bizarre
One day, I was having a light conversation about everyday things with my girlfriend. We talked happily together; but then she stopped, gave me a long, speculative look, and said, very quietly, "You're not like anyone I've ever known before."
I laughed -- a bit nervously, I confess -- and replied, "Well, is that a good thing or a bad thing?"
Again, she looked at me appraisingly, and said, "... I don't know."
I lost her eleven years ago, and I've never stopped loving her; but I've never forgotten the look on her face at the moment she said, "I don't know."
Mark
"I lost her eleven years ago, and I've never stopped loving her;"
there are people that you lose everyday...
there's been a special girl in my life too, we're still "friends" but I'd be glad to forget her and continue my life...I know what you are thinking..the typical teenager love blahblah but I never loved anyone that much before and I don't think I'll ever be able to
Needless to say, she had no idea that I was enthralled by her, and the last time I saw her was in 1985, just before she moved to another city.
In 1996, after I lost the woman I love -- the woman who had loved me in return -- I fell apart completely, mourned, wandered in a daze, lost all sense of time and purpose. But I did manage to locate the business email of that highschool girl; she was now working at a TV station in a far-off city. I wrote to her, and not long afterwards, she phoned me one evening and we spoke for several hours by long-distance. I confessed everything: the feelings I had concealed for years, the crippling jealousy that had seized me when she found a boyfriend in the final year of highschool; the longings I had felt for her in the years after graduation....
She took these revelations with graciousness and sympathy; she had never known that I had felt that way... because, like a fool, I had never told her; I had always assumed that a woman like her could never possibly love a man like me.
After that long phone conversation, we exchanged emails for a month or two; since then, I have never written back. I allowed our communications to fade because I was lost in mourning, lost in wandering, lost without a sense of time and purpose. The woman who loved me in return has haunted me more than all the other women in my life, than all the other relationships that *might* have been; and that gracious, sympathetic woman in a distant city never stood a chance.
If I could offer any advice to you at all, it would be this: mourn for as long as need to; celebrate her memory if the celebration helps you through the loneliness; but never, never assume that love is finished for you. That assumption can cripple you as thoroughly at 19 as it can at 43.
Mark