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    magick, dreams, life, chaos, catastrophe, hope, occult, reality

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  1. Aximili Chaosmembrane

    EPILOGUE

    It was an awesome ending One which hints at bigger things to come. Although I am not sure I would want a sequel. Thank you for this beautiful story.
  2. This chapter has a funny and relieving start but a heavy ending. Not that it's bad, but it's definitely one hell of a roller coaster ride (not that I've been on one). I started feeling happy for Derek and Charlie, and then suddenly, I felt the floor disappear below me. Very nice chapter. I look forward to the next chapters. I have a suspect in mind, but, hmm, it's just a wild guess.
  3. Do you have ANY idea how much I was shaking while reading this chapter because of the title?????? (@_@) Overall, very nice chapter. Although it was a "weight off my shoulder," there's still the father to consider. I do wonder what you have in store for him.
  4. I'm 20, but maybe it's because I have no idea what "Follies" and "matchy-matchy" are, haven't done an "It Gets Better" video yet, and have no idea who Patty and Mandy are >_<
  5. Hmm. Did anyone actually watch the video which says he lied? Oh well, here's the text (wrote it myself based on what I can understand): From what I understand, his school mates don't actually hate him. His scars, on the other hand, are real: He did not comment on whether his scars are just there due to sadistic tendencies, or because he really is depressed. Also, he was chewing gum. Here's what I got after looking around: More: Granted, it wasn't conclusive that him chewing gum means he's nervous, but the possibility is there. Context must also be taken into account, but we don't access to the various factors which brought him to chew the gum in the first place. I know at least that smokers look for gum or candy to chew if they don't have access to cigarettes (or are not allowed to smoke in certain places). *shrugs*
  6. Have you seen the responses after the follow up video??? Overwhelming love!
  7. It's BEAUTIFUL! I saw this on Facebook as well, and shared it to every group I am a part of I think this video needs to get out there. We have a million reasons to be here.
  8. I understand, although I just stated the fact, it can come out as cold and unfeeling sometimes. That's a fault I'm trying to fix. Anyway, what I'm saying is that people want the perfect child, the ideal family, the easiest path, etc. But what got me thinking is that there might be unwanted children out there, whose parent(s) are substance abusers. Don't they deserve a better life as well? Then again, maybe it's just me.
  9. She could have helped people desperate for children without breaking the law.
  10. My hair has grown longer since this photo.
  11. Honestly, I've never even heard of those authors. Then again, our country is not exactly open to these kinds of authors. But I did read Laura Argiri (loved her God in Flight). My favorite author, Andrew Ashling, writes stories that seem to have one character being rich and the other poor (or at least of lesser wealth, financial or otherwise). But I enjoy reading them coz I enjoy seeing other "worlds," since in our country, homosexual stories (at least the movies) are usually in a middle class-to-poor setting. It gets depressing at times. I guess you could say we are a sex-dominated culture. Then again, it's not really only the LGBT culture. But yea, I guess we could use a little less sex scenes. Anyone know of a feel-good, virtually sex-free story?
  12. Huh. A silent, shy-type book reader who sucks at games and sports? Sounds a lot like me ;p Seems like you're brave enough to come out to you room mates though. I never had that courage
  13. I guess nobody tried asking "What would Jesus do?" They just immediately answered "ban the black guy." So sad.
  14. Thank you. I really appreciate the feedback.
  15. Very true. I thought I wasn't depressed when I was. I thought I was right for feeling bad because everything around me is falling apart, so I thought it was normal. Although the more I talk about my complaints, or defend my feelings/reactions (based on depression), the more blind I became. It was only when I accepted that I was depressed and actually faced it that it started to alleviate.
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