True Confessions - Don't Judge

FeraFilia wrote: »

I confess that I have a history of building real, long term friendships with Internet friends to the point of sending/receiving things in the mail and calling/texting to check in when life gets hectic. There is an actual person on the other side of the screen with real emotions. Just be nice. It's not that hard.

JeanieWww wrote: »

You know, it's good to be liked. Good to have friends and buddies. They build you up. You share idea, thoughts and dreams with them. You open yourself up. Then it almost never fails. The dude is only interested in you so he can get his nuts off. Man, that's so disappointing, so discouraging. And as soon as they realize you're not going to stroke their ego or anything else, they drop you like you're nothing. Well I'm not nothing. I'm something. But right now, I'm a sad something. I'm a disappointed something. And I'm a lonely for a great friend something. Guess it's not going to happen though.

synchkat wrote: »

FeraFilia wrote: »

I confess that I have a history of building real, long term friendships with Internet friends to the point of sending/receiving things in the mail and calling/texting to check in when life gets hectic. There is an actual person on the other side of the screen with real emotions. Just be nice. It's not that hard.

Sadly the real person at the other side isn't always a true representation of what they portray online and all it takes is to be burnt and hurt once to become hardened and untrusting

synchkat wrote: »

BedsideTableKangaroo wrote: »

synchkat wrote: »

FeraFilia wrote: »

I confess that I have a history of building real, long term friendships with Internet friends to the point of sending/receiving things in the mail and calling/texting to check in when life gets hectic. There is an actual person on the other side of the screen with real emotions. Just be nice. It's not that hard.

Sadly the real person at the other side isn't always a true representation of what they portray online and all it takes is to be burnt and hurt once to become hardened and untrusting

now i'm feeling guilty. i must confess i'm not really a kangaroo chilling on a bedside table.

But I loved you and already had names for our babies...my world will never be the same

synchkat wrote: »

BedsideTableKangaroo wrote: »

synchkat wrote: »

BedsideTableKangaroo wrote: »

synchkat wrote: »

FeraFilia wrote: »

I confess that I have a history of building real, long term friendships with Internet friends to the point of sending/receiving things in the mail and calling/texting to check in when life gets hectic. There is an actual person on the other side of the screen with real emotions. Just be nice. It's not that hard.

Sadly the real person at the other side isn't always a true representation of what they portray online and all it takes is to be burnt and hurt once to become hardened and untrusting

now i'm feeling guilty. i must confess i'm not really a kangaroo chilling on a bedside table.

But I loved you and already had names for our babies...my world will never be the same

how embarrassing, disregard my previous message. i left my account logged in and the kitschy burro figurine from the dresser is attempting sabotage.

https://youtu.be/z5rRZdiu1UE

edit - i screwed up my beastie boys link, but oh well.

I dunno this has kins if rocked my faith in human and creature kind. Perhaps I will deactivated my account and return in five minutes with a new name....pretend you don't recognize me k

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Kasner1975 wrote: »

I confess that I miss the days when a "confession" was an interesting insight into a poster's wellbeing and personality, and not an hourly diary entry.

I feel amazing physically and mentally after that fat-azz burger and onion rings I just ate.



Blending the new with the old.

One is craving junk food for the mind.
The other junk food for the digestive track.
Different forms of garbage in.
Same serotonin high from the consumption. (Or whatever biological response there's going to be. I'm sure there's an internet scientist on this board that can correct me on the MFP Chit Chat forum).
The *kitten* whining by some of the adults in this forum about how things aren't what they used to be is a God damned pathetic shitshow of their *kitten* inability to cope with the most miniscule of *kitten* problems. I hope nobodies lives rest in their respective hands because *kitten* that's just scary to think about.

End rant.

Please *kitten* ignore. By all means...chances are I've already ignored you too. Just press the button. Thank you.

That's alotta kittening

Complete Fuqkery by some of these so called people labeling themselves adults.

It's a wonderful world

It is. And at my age I'm not sure why I am so surprised by the immaturity that some adults display. And how they will use certain forms of communication to *kitten* all over the words of people who are spending time interacting with them on a mutual internet forum. I guess that defines a troll. Or just really sad individuals, but I'm not here to make judgements. I'm just pointing out the bullsheete.

Is this what goes through their mind??? I am morbidly curious.
"(I don't like the content) here let me crap on everyone else by saying it in a backhanded manner. Maybe they won't notice. "

What they bank in is nobody saying anything. Or everyone just *kitten* agreeing with them and rolling in so the *kitten* continues. Sometimes I have trouble biting my tongue.