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http://static3.fjcdn.com/thumbnails/comments/Very+few+animu+or+mango+artists+can+draw+an+anatomically+_40607f11e2e468896046fdfde466b282.jpg Indeed we shall~

Lol, I looked him up and I get why you'd think that, because I put up quite the act when I'm in the threads. Seriously, though, if you talk to me on pm I'm like the reverse of every dickhead on the internet. Instead of the message 'fuck yourself/kill yourself' I spread the message 'love yourself/be kind to yourself' Still, I love the fact that the kind of character I'm trying to be for fun and giggle in the forums is surfacing really well. I was going more for something like Axel from Kingdom Hearts, but Hisoka seems like fun too :D

I've been whippin people longer than you've been alive boy. You won't even know what hit you. *I feel so old saying that lol*

Either way is fine :) but now I have even more questions! I guess to put it bluntly... it's sometimes difficult to reply to a simple "hey/hi" comment. In real life, you could say "Hey how's it going?" and then the other person could say "I'm doing good, the weather's nice!" because if they're in the same setting, they can talk about what's around them. This is almost impossible in an online setting since replying to a simple "Hey" is like... well... they're not asking a question... what should I say?! Maybe you could say "Hey how's your internet connection today?" but that's kinda silly (but in a funny/cool way). The point I'm making is, when you know nothing about the other person saying hi online, it becomes... AWKWARD!!! I tend to see this simple "hey/hi" trend with guys commenting on girls' profiles, such as OKCupid. Girls will specifically write in their profile "PLEASE DON'T MESSAGE ME WITH 'hey babe/hey/hi/hello/yo' I'M NOT GOING TO RESPOND!!! Actually READ my profile!" or something along those lines. And it's understandable because now the girl is in the awkward position of having to continue a conversation with no conversation topic. I've actually tested something similar on Maiotaku where a guy commented on my profile with "hi". I then replied "heya"... but he didn't respond... I figured he wanted to start a conversation since he initiated it. Would the same happen if I were to write "hey" here as well? I've added male individuals (as friends) for multiple reasons, like living in the same state, relating to a similar experience, etc. I guess my question is... you left your "hey" because you were interested in me. There had to be something urging you to leave a comment! So I wonder what made you friend request me, and what made you write hi on my profile? I'm kinda curious :> (SORRY FOR THE LONG TEXT, I just find it interesting)

Well spoken! I see that you are quite the romanticist! Though a bit vague, does it generate positive emotions or negative ones? Or does it depend on the person you are watching it with?

I live relatively close to a beach and I live on the West Coast as well! I do see them quite often whenever I have the chance. Unfortunately, sunsets generally occur during rush hour and I do not know how to ride a bicycle, so I cannot go to the beach effectively most of the time :( Why do you like them?