DragonMando

just a picture pulled of Google, sadly... @Post just above this one: too much hair, too much muscle. You guys can have him xD

I seem to have a bit of a range...

People that try to tell me my depression is my own fault tend to get slapped with a nice backhand. My family on both sides has three generations plus of documented chronic depression and it *is* genetically passed down. I couldn't escape it if I wanted to, I can only make the best of it and point fingers at the airheads that never stop smiling and say they're worse. I quite honestly believe that without my depression making me harder and more cynical I wouldn't be alive because I wouldn't be able to buckle down when the road gets rough. It's entirely because I've had to become nastier to fight the depression that I have the ability to eat plain rice for weeks at a time because that's all that's there and be able to not care well enough I don't get sick--or the cold "it's me or you" attitude when it comes to animals and other people. I see a pigeon in my back yard and I'm hungry? Guess what, I'm eating pigeon with no remorse. Of course, it also makes me a miserable person to be around because I carry that attitude over to people to: if I don't enjoy a person's company immensely, I'll leave. I don't stick around if someone's making me feel even worse than I was already.

Well, my mom knows and she threw me out for it, if my dad doesn't know yet, he probably will by spring whether I want him to or not. My LGBTQ group is scripting an It Gets Better video and it'll be doing short interviews with all the members who are out/who've been outed. I'm really tempted to just...casually not go for the weeks they're filming.

1. Not really. I got with that partner because I liked their mind. I might get peeved at something about their personality eventually and wake up wishing that would change/go away, though. 2. Not really sure what you mean on that one. I'm just me and I'm attracted to who I'm attracted to. Plumbing doesn't mean that much to me. 3. I have a girlfriend who acts like both and a male best friend who acts like both so...yes? xD

First unexplainable encounter happened weeks away from Halloween, but that's because fixed date holidays are inaccurate ^^ It's actually when the moon enters Scorpio that stuff gets real--not that encounters are impossible other times of year. Anyway, firm believer that there's something creeping and we're getting into the time so I'm extra watchful in the moderately curious variety. *Steeples fingers*

Leaning toward "natural process" but said process could be non-terran bacteria--aka aliens. I doubt bacteria, no matter where in the universe they hail from, have any interest in us ^^

I'm the Never Gonna Give Up type...pretty much the only exception is when I meet another troll of the same cut.

I don't have any instruments actually on-hand but I dabble in my old Finale program with writing bits and pieces of things, mostly for flute and piano.

I had been planning to dress up as my favourite character from Homestuck, but I wasn't able to finish in time, so Imma just go crazy with the hobo clothes and juggalo facepaint and scare everyone.

For me it's the reverse. I can't stand seeing "come" in place of "cum" because I don't want to see a word that means "to move toward something" be synonymous with ejaculation. That drove me NUTS with my last boyfriend and just made texts from him feel awkward. So she's just getting off her period? ...why did I think that right off...

With exception to the medical things mentioned in here, if a food needs ketchup/catsup, it probably isn't something that should be eaten, imo xD But I'm biased and grew up in a house where using it was as insulting as flat out slapping the cook, and when I was the cook two nights a week from middleschool on....

I'm probably mostly a psychological bisexual. I can be content in a monogamous relationship though until I actually try a polyamorous relationship with both genders involved, I don't know.I'd like to though and my current girlfriend accepts that I'm poly and can't help but at least look.

Got a haircut Makeup on in the second picture and stuff because I was at a place I'm not too keen on being out at.

For keeping up with my real friends that don't have skype I just have this...thing...about just anyone being able to find me, especially people in my family that I would rather not have able to see the fact a good number of my posts have LGBT related stuff and that I have my relationship status set to show I'm dated someone who's the same sex as my birth gender.

This has provided me with a much needed few moments of not feeling ashamed of playing videogames ^-^ even if I'm not one of the smart gamers. Soon as a puzzle of quest turns up challenging I tend to quit without saving and never play it again >_> I like my games to be fun, not work, and I've always had a severe hatred of anything puzzles since I was a kid and someone gave me a 1,000 piece puzzle where all the pieces looked identical (yeah, one of THOSE). I've kind of had almost a phobia of puzzles ever since.

This is why you give networking sites as little information about you as possible. My facebook has zip on me and even a false name so unless I tell someone specifically it's mine, they have no way to connect it to me.

Signed this ages and ages ago but never posted it. Yay being signed up to sites like change.org

Note: for those who want a cheap, safe alternative to shampoo, a baking soda scrub is awesome. I use that more than regular shampoo (and I'm using a soap a really health-conscious friend gave me that's basically scentless) and it feels cleaner than after using shampoo! I'm just using shampoo right now because my aunt bought it for me. Still use baking soda and vinegar half of the week though. Tempted to put a little lemon juice in the vinegar to start getting some red tones back in my hair.

My real riff with Meyer's writing itself is that she's using words that she herself doesn't understand well enough to use in the first place. She tries to shove every big word in the dictionary into her writing, but her usage is about as impressive as your typical thirteen year old on ff.net

The site's fake guys http://www.stinkyjournalism.org/editordetail.php?id=1165

Since when does appreciating the smell of someone's hair have anything to do with gayness? o_O the more you know... On me I like very neutral/delicate scents because I have a pretty sensitive nose--I get headaches from someone walking into the same room with perfume on. On other people I really like very soft fruity or floral smells, especially raspberry or cherry blossoms.

My rule of thumb: if I don't feel safe, I don't talk. It's kept me out of a lot of trouble, and frankly it's no one's business whether I'm straight, gay, bi, ace, demi, whathaveyou and I feel kind of annoyed when people feel like they have to share their love life with me, regardless of their orientation. This also bleeds over into interests because people will assume I'm a "dyke" if they find out I like videogames and a weeaboo if they hear I write stories. It's just a better situation for me when people don't know anything about me.

The Muppet Show and Ghostbusters. I'm not kidding. "Scary" movies don't bug me, but anything with muppets will have me anywhere from moderately uncomfortable to flipping out. Ghostbusters is the same way because the CGI is so tacky it's scary. First two times I watched it I ended up in someone's lap, haven't watched it since.

It's cross-dressing night at U-21, an lbgt group I go to on Fridays.