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oh. thanks anon. I can't say the feeling is mutual, since I don't really know who you are...
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asked by amg006
then why are anons asking if i hate you on formspring? its no one's business other than yours and mine and this doesn't seem like the best place to go about asking...
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wow Andrew. really?
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I don't understand what you mean. I'm going to assume you mean have my friends and I ever "rated" guys? And the answer to that is no, I've never sat around and given guys a ranking or talked about how this guy is a 10 but that guy is a 5 or anything like that.
I have talked with my friends about why I like someone or how this guy treated me like shit and that's why I don't like him or how this guy is really sweet and I'm glad my friend is with him, etc. -
This is a vague question... That depends on the person. I value all my friends for caring for me and for being there for me. They each bring something unique and wonderful into my life and I am so grateful for everything about them. For acquaintances and strangers, I value their generosity. Despite the apparent selfishness that plagues much of the human race, I believe that people are innately good and will come through in times of need. That people can and do go out of their way to help someone who needs it. Even if it's just something little, like giving up a bus seat to the elderly or disabled, holding the door open for the person behind them. I truly value people with the ability to sympathize and show genuine concern for others, and their assistance toward these people.
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my adventure with my now best friend. It was one of the first times we hung out, fall quarter freshman year. And I think it was the first time we really hung out one-on-one. And omg am I glad we did. We had our epic burrito adventure where we took the bus to chipotle and had a fantastic adventure. Thus, random adventure. And now we're besties.
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I am a reader. I pick book based on recommendations from other people, especially my mom and nana, on similarities to other books I like, and on book lists I stumble across. I love books that I can get lost in. That have significant and intriguing plots, and characters I can relate to and sympathize with. And finally, I choose books over things such as TV because books are so much more interesting than something coming out of a box. They create excitement and encourage creativity. I'm not saying all books are great. There are some that suck hardcore. But the good books create such emotion. I'm more likely to cry over a book than a movie. If you need a book recommendation or have one for me, I'm more than open.
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what's with all the relationship questions?
and definitely losing my independence. I love being single because I am free to do whatever I want, whenever I want. I don't really have anyone I have to check in with or worry about when I go out with friends. And I love that feeling. I love being free to flirt (and potentially hook up) with whoever I choose. But being in a relationship is not a bad thing either; I'm not afraid of relationships. I've just seen so many people become dependent on their significant other, and that has become my biggest fear in terms of relationships. -
This is a rather personal question. But I'll still answer it, because why not? I think spitting is kinda messy and can ruin the mood (or create an incongruity), but swallowing is not all that pleasant either. Ultimately, it depends on my mood, the guy, and the atmosphere/mood of the situation.
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this is a tough question, probably the hardest I've ever been asked on formspring... but okay, here it goes.
1. as cliche as it is, trust. I don't see how a relationship can last without it. Because independence is such an important aspect to a relationship, trust is so crucial. Without trust, the independence is lost, and the couple either breaks up, or becomes dependent on each other, which is NOT GOOD.
2. humor. Shit happens. Life is not perfect, and nothing ever goes as planned. Especially in relationships. Which is why it is so important to be able to laugh at life, at each other, at yourself. It's the only way to survive, both as an independent person and as a couple.
3. passion. I know the "honeymoon" period in any relationship can only last for so long. And omg I wouldn't want it to last forever. But most of the truly happy couples I've seen are the ones who still have that spark that either "spices" things up or keeps things fresh, etc. There has to be some sort of fire or passion that the couple feels toward each other that makes the relationship worthwhile.
As for the hardest to come by, for me, trust is the hardest at first. I don't trust people as easily as I used to, and it takes me a long time to fully trust someone. However, I think maintaining that passion is the hardest to do in the longrun, as I've seen many couples easily slide into a feeling of comfort with their partner, losing all passion and spark that keep their relationship alive. -
yes. Of course it does. Because it goes along perfectly with one of my favorite quotes by Mark Twain: "The world owes you nothing. It was here first." Slightly different, but equally as amazing.
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YES. except I have plans for Sunday, since it's my brother's last weekend in town. But this needsneedsneeds to happen.
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omg I haven't seen Pocahontas in ages. I love this song.
Can you paint with all the colors of the wind? gah, so great. -
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hahaha what? I want to know who this is...
and how did you "kind of" have a dream you were a raptor... care to explain? -
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I do. My bed at home is AMAZINGLY comfortable.
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aww =[ and life is unfair, sorry. It happens. You know I love you. and I have plenty of respect for your mom.
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urmom is delicious. BEAT THAT
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