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lucidacceptance

Everything I needed to know about life, I learned from LiveJournal.

Jan 29, 2005 12:04

I was thinking about the situation of the anorexics - some of whom are the STUPIDEST people I have ever come across in my life, example being the girl who took an eight-message-long thread before understanding that she was leaving comments in my journal - and wondering why some LiveJournals attract drama and others don't ( Read more... )

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Just my 2 cents... wyldorchid January 29 2005, 15:23:43 UTC

Being intimate with another person (either sex) is guaranteed to change your relationship forever. Trust me. You really need to think about ALL that it will bring, and decide if it's worth it to you. Stay true to you. ~<3, Jayde

P.S~ I soooooo agree with your "LJ Rules". To cute.

Re: Just my 2 cents... lucidacceptance January 29 2005, 17:31:07 UTC

I am sorry, I didn't mean for that to come across seriously. I was just joking. I am not polyamorous and neither is my husband, so I won't be taking on any girlfriends ( ... )

Re: Just my 2 cents... wyldorchid January 29 2005, 18:34:24 UTC

Whatever you big Lezbo...LOL...OMG, I'm just kidding... ;)
*muah*
Dropping the serious____ness
<33, Jayde

Re: Just my 2 cents... lucidacceptance January 30 2005, 08:29:51 UTC

I am reminded of a quote from "Sex and the City," which I never watched until it started running in syndication ( ... )

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xchinadesadex January 29 2005, 20:46:46 UTC

i broke rules 1 and 2 and i am kicking myself in the ass for it (ie. _____beauxjolies community)

lucidacceptance January 30 2005, 07:46:41 UTC

Don't worry; I had to bite my keyboard when I read some of their responses to your application. One of them I couldn't bite my tongue on, which is why you see my response in pretty moms. That is such a pile of garbage - just because you have a kid you forfeit any needs as a human being?? It is just a reflection of immaturity and the unrealistic expectations teenagers have about motherhood. You don't stop being a person - and all of your needs/issues fade into oblivion - just because you become a mom. Quite the opposite - they all become magnified once you have a kid because you work hard not to pass your flaws along ( ... )

______aaaaggghh January 30 2005, 14:32:31 UTC

Uhm, I was wondering if maybe you could add me?
I added you.
My name's Ekka.

lucidacceptance January 30 2005, 16:59:18 UTC

Sure, but you might die of boredom 'round here...Nah, you'll be right at home. I read some of your journal.

ccatsunfl0wer January 31 2005, 04:41:49 UTC

Sweetie pie! I was just pondering my reasoning for keeping my journal friends only, and there are two reasons. One is so my husband cannot read it, I log out every single time I visit and he can't see anything if he goes to the "history", and the second reason you can find in my journal. (if I remember to post when I'm done here)

When my husband and I were in our 20's, we tried the swinging thing a few times. The 4 some made me feel dirty, but having a good friend of mine join us a time or two was actually nice. Could I share my husband right now? Hell no.

How is Emma doing?

lucidacceptance January 31 2005, 06:22:56 UTC

Emma is damn cute. I should post some more pictures soon. She is getting so "grown up."

I do understand your reasons for keeping things friends-only, and my husband and I have separate computers; mine is a laptop he rarely uses unless we are on the road. But even though I don't have reason to worry about him reading my journal, I have made a few things "friends only" when I didn't want him to see.

If your husband actually checks your history out, that is a fucked-up thing IMHO.
*on my way to your journal to find out second reason*