Comments | no_opinion: .17: "Failure is a dress rehearsal for success"

no_opinion

.17: "Failure is a dress rehearsal for success"

Jan 17, 2006 17:48

Right, I'm tired of this. We can post whatever we want to in these journals, as long as we are aware that it can have legal and/or spiritual repercussions. There is no reason we can't take as many quizzes as we want, share as many quizzes as we want, and make as many posts as we want to share those results in. If you disagree with that, you do not ( Read more... )

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savethefurries January 17 2006, 23:49:03 UTC

Your self-confidence and honesty make you shine with beauty!!! ^_^ Remember, I'm here if you ever need to talk about things, especially since talking with Dean will be hard until we figure out a way around it.

no_opinion January 18 2006, 04:42:48 UTC

Oh, Lav, I can't tell you how much that means to me. Thank you so much.

Maybe you and Parvati and me could have a common room sleepover and just be girls with no worries again.

savethefurries January 18 2006, 14:23:50 UTC

Absolutely!!! And we could do each others' nails, and I'll give you a reading. :D

no_opinion January 18 2006, 14:26:11 UTC

Smashing! And I'd love to try some new hairstyles! I know I'm not adventurous with my hair, but I could at least try some different styles of braids or new accessories.

Maybe we could do little rainbows on my nails!

Is there anyone else we should invite? I'd ask some of my housemates, but I'm not sure Lisa would find it interesting and Cho isn't terribly upbeat. But Luna has a fascinating perspective on the world.

prefectlyernie January 18 2006, 12:06:00 UTC

What lesson is there to be taken? I do not see how this involves me at all, truly.

no_opinion January 18 2006, 14:12:54 UTC

Ernie, you are afraid of yourself. Absolutely terrified. You've grown quite paranoid about any mention of the possibility, even. I really worry about what you're doing to yourself with this extreme internalised homophobia.

Look at all the people you have here that you could speak to about it.

In fact, perhaps we could start a club!

prefectlyernie January 18 2006, 14:45:46 UTC

It's not homophobia! I only have trouble when everybody decides that something about me is true, when it's not. Why can't people understand that??

A group for those constantly misunderstood? Where we can share our stories, and explain the truths of the matters? That could prove helpful, indeed.