Woohoooo!!!

[cueeties_janara]

Four job interviews next week! :D
And another two pending! :D
And out of the four I already have, three are jobs I'd rather like doing, one of them even seeming the absolutely perfect one for me beside studying

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[minimorr]

Go Tweetie go!! *dances with pom-poms*

Gooooooooooo Tweetie!!

[cueeties_janara]

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[celya]

sounds great, good luck!! *crosses fingers for you*

[cueeties_janara]

Thank you! :)
I just caught up with your last two entries and am crossing my fingers for you as well with telling your friends. Somehow it would be so much easier if it were all clear from the beginning on and one wouldn't have to say anything, wouldn't it? It feels like that to me sometimes and still does almost nobody of the people around me know about my girlfriend and me. And the strange thing is: those who do actually know reacted very well, so I really don't understand why I'm keeping it back most of the time.
However, long babble short: I wish you all the best for telling them and am sure that it actually will go fine, even though I can relate to your worries. :)
That and I'm so happy to see that it seems to go fine with you and Anbary! :)

[celya]

That's so true.. I wish it would be the same thing as when a boy and a girl are close and living together everyone assumes they're together unless they say otherwise. It's impossible to just casually insert the "by the way I'm bi and anbary's my girlfriend" into the conversation :(.
So since we didn't feel like telling anyone when we were 15, we're now stuck with that task.

It really makes me feel a lot better that you say most people don't know about you and your girlfriend either! Sometimes I feel like a coward for keeping everything secret all this time. So it's good to know that I'm not the only one who has problems with all this coming-out-stuff.

Generally, though, things are going very well, which is probably one of the reasons why I'm taking this risk. Telling people about us also means accepting that part in myself, which I'm getting better at :)

[cueeties_janara]

It's impossible to just casually insert the "by the way I'm bi and anbary's my girlfriend" into the conversation
Gods, I know what you mean. I'm not doing that either, probably never will. And especially not when I've just met someone. Not because I'm ashamed or anything, but because I want people to give it a try and get to know me and not "a bi-girl"... If that makes any sense? And if they find out or I tell them later and they actually would have a problem with it, then they have to deal with that for themselves and maybe it would make them think the very least.
And still I sometimes feel like a coward too, even if I logically don't think either of us is. :)