train kept a-rolling all night long

[mocasines]

scorphio and I were talking earlier, and she said something about how she thinks people see me and the way I come across if you only read my LJ and now I'm really curious and I want to know what you people think of me/what image of me you have. I wonder if it's the same one I have of myself, because what scorphio said was pretty accurate.

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[ladyrocketdale]

Estaba intentando pensar cual fue mi primera impresion de vos - onda cuando te agregue antes de los olimpicos... creo que estaba increiblemente amused con todo lo que tenía que ver con tu lj. con la forma en que adentro de tu cabeza se ideaban las palabras/oraciones antes de dejarlas salir cuando hablabamos.

aun hoy creo que solo hay una sola cosa que me molesta de vos, que es que no quiera hablar por telefono pues creo que seria chistosisimo mantener una charla telefonica con vos.

y por ultimo debo decir que lamente no poder odiarte o dejarte comentarios mas interesantes. i am clingy and fangirlish about my flist, y vos sos kind of fangirish-worth-it.

[regions]

The thing with you is that although we're different we're scarily similar in many ways.

I guess it's hard to explain. But I think it is only natural that one comes off differently or at least not entirely through a journal. I mean, there are aspects and things in my life that I don't talk about here, so you don'y get the "full" me.

[mocasines]

The thing is what she said was scarily accurate. The only thing she didn't say was that I can't take anything seriously, but everything else she pretty much covered, and it made me curious. It's not that I'm worried about how I come across or anything, I just wanted to know, you know.

[regions]

it's definitely interesting.

it's me!

[ikabarra]

I know you find it extremely interesting for people to hate you, but you're really, really not hateable at all, and I don't know about other people but for me the first reaction prettymuch was, "she is so wierd. I want to be her friend!"

Like pannkaka said, the first thing that does come across is your unusual way of thinking, and you carry on with it like it's perfectly normal, and you're completely comfortable with who you are which is just awesome in a person to hang out with. You have curious ways of answering things, like when someone goes, 'Really?', instead of replying with the details like you're supposed to, you just go, 'Really.' I mean, that's just an example, but either you don't understand convention, or you just like to defy it, which is what makes talking to you interesting every time. I guess it's somewhat tough to get close to you? Like talk anything that's not about other people or celebrities or how wierd the world is, because you're a bit restrained, but then when you show emotion for a person, the person knows it's well

Re: it's me!

[mocasines]

Don't tell me I'm a music snob, I don't want to be reminded!

I could go into a philosophical analysis of everything you just said (I am seriously that bored, yes), but I won't because it's not your fault. Which doesn't mean you're not right, it only means that I'm lazy and don't want to type.

I guess it's somewhat tough to get close to you? Like talk anything that's not about other people or celebrities or how wierd the world is, because you're a bit restrained, but then when you show emotion for a person, the person knows it's well deserved and feels all warm inside.This. This has been a problem for as long as I can remember. Even my closest friends think I'm like that. (And if other people think I'm like that, does it mean it's true? Aren't we as we are perceived by others? I don't know.) I think they're two different problems though: I seem to not give a shit about other people sometimes, and that's why people think I'm tough to get close to. My closest friends, on the other hand, figured me out and they know I'm not, but they

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[ikabarra]

I guess I have a friend who's a bit like that, except she's more cynical than just 'tell it like it is', but the getting close to and talking about serious stuff is bang on. What if you have a problem or something? Do you generally not like sharing those kinds of things to people? Or talking about yourself and your life, do you generally not like/ aren't comfortable with that? With anyone?

Re: it's me!

[mocasines]

Talking about myself and my problems used to make me incredibly uncomfortable. Now? Now I talk about my life to anyone who listens (no, seriously, random strangers at the bus stops know my problems). I guess my friends are just used to my old, awkward self.