LinovaA

Confession: I never want to go to a bar again. Confession 2: I never want to drink in a social environment ever again.

... again.

Tfw you are sitting up texting your significant other and you just feel disgustingly happy. Feeling this happy just feels... wrong after having a seven month depressive period.

Confession: Every single time I go to update my resume, I usually end up rewriting and reformatting the entire thing. Confession 2: I fucking hate resume writing.

Ritty Ritty Ritty Ritty Ritty~~~

Knew I could count on you to liven it up. xD

Of course, Hanako. xD You are definitely invited to this SuperRealDefinitelyNotAJoke Wedding.

A little early for that I think~~~ ^^''

I am always the True Lino. But thank ye kindly, Hanako. ^^ Confession: Over the last year or so, I have been considering moving out, and I'm pretty much ready to take that step. I just can't deal living at home anymore. It's not like I am fighting with my family or anything, but I just live way too far away from everything. Honestly, as much as I hate to admit it, I need to go and learn how to adult. I can't keep riding the easy train all the way through University, because I can just see myself having terrible habits by the time I get out on my own otherwise. So yeah, I think it is time. It probably won't be for another month or so, but the die is cast. I already informed my mother of my plans, and she is supportive (I wonder why... cause it totally couldn't be because she won't have another mouth to feed. ) I have a feeling she is going to offload a lot of the junk in the basement, which is totally okay with me. ^^

This is definitely the case. xD My love for breasts will never die. XD

In my opinion, people who know nothing about the Japanese culture should not be writing stories set in Japan. It's as simple as that. I wouldn't go writing a story in Zimbabwe, because guess what? I know nothing about Zimbabwe. Hell, I might be hard pressed to point it out to you on a map. I would rather people write what they want instead of just making something in the Japanese setting for the sake of it. What's that you say? Someone might actually WANT to make a compelling story with a Japanese setting? Well maybe if the don't skimp on the fucking research and actually put some effort into understanding as much as they humanly can about the culture, it will have some modicum of success... that is assuming that the story and writing of the OELVN is any good to begin with. Moral of the story: Just know your damn setting.

Confession: Going to the provinces on the other side of Canada isn't even a trip... it's a freaking journey. xD

Confession: I don't want to feel like an adult. I am still struggling against the fact that I am growing up. The worst part is a lot of this growing up thing is happening whether I like it or not. Sigh... life happens I suppose. xD

You are so young... you make me feel like an adult... ... fuck. q-q

Confession: I want it to come out just as bad as you do, if only because I want to see the Visual Novel community as a whole collectively keel over. xD

Confession: Ritty~~~ Confession 2: I laughed really hard after reading that jab for some reason. xD

Confession: I have kinda dug myself into an awkward position. For the last month and a half I never told my mother that I had been seeing my now gf, and as luck would have it, my mom kinda hates her because she misunderstands some things. So I need to somehow tell her that we are together... without giving her a stroke. I think I will just lie and tell her that I am hanging out with her and stuff, and when she gets pissed at that I'll just argue from there. From then on, I can probably just wiggle in the details. Confession 2: Dealing with my mom when I get into a relationship is pure pain because she is concerned she is going to become a grandparent early... and she hates every person I date (my current gf even more so because she is convinced that she is Satan). Ffs mom. xD

tfw indeed It hurts my soul a bit. :/

tfw my touchpad has no scrolling capabilities.

tfw you forget to take your mouse with you when you leave the house with your laptop. q-q