Solivagant

I've read thousands of novels in my life, and this is one of the best ones that I've ever read, and it's not even finished! It's simply magnificent. I have been reading it for many years, and I wait anxiously for new chapters to be published. I thank the author, Comicality, enormously for publishing this masterpiece for us to read.

I have read this story multiple times, the first time being when it was first published on "The Mustard Jar" ten years ago. Ronyx is an extremely talented writer and I consider this novel, plus its sequel "A Bridge to Yesterday," his "magnum opus." I still don't know why Ronyx's stories aren't being professionally published, because his talent speaks for itself. I'll be eternally grateful to the author for writing this masterpiece.

My favorite scene from the movie "Bridesmaids" (2011): Annie: I can’t get off the couch, I got fired from my job, I got kicked out of my apartment, I can’t pay any of my bills, my car is a piece of shit, I don’t have any friends. Umm… Megan: You know what I find interesting about that Annie, it’s interesting to me that you have no friends, you know why that’s interesting? Here’s a friend standing directly in front of you trying to talk to you and you choose to talk about the fact that you don’t have any friends. No, No I don’t think you want any help you just want to have a little pity party. I think Annie wants a little pity party. You’re an asshole Annie, you’re an asshole, I’m life, is life bothering you Annie? I’m life Annie, I’m life Annie, is life bothering you? Fight back for your life. You better learn to fight for your life. I’m life and I’m going to bite you in the ass. It’s not me, I’m your life. I’m trying to get you to fight for your shitty life. And you won’t do it, you just won’t do it. Stop slapping yourself, I’m your life Annie, I’m your shitty life. Smack.Nice hit.”

I know that lots of people must have these ones as favorites, but the ones that I truly like are "All I Want for Christmas Is You" and "Joy to the World," by Mariah Carey.

Thank you kindly for publishing this. I feel and know that as a community, we should be doing more. I feel ashamed and disgusted to hear how some members of our "community" react, feel, and respond to transgenders. To me, they're some of the bravest person in the world: they risk absolutely everything to be true to themselves knowing that most people are going to dislike them; they're inspirational and courageous to me. Thank you, again, for posting this.

Almost ten years ago, when I was a teenager, I tried to take my own life. I was obviously going through a very difficult time. I would change that moment because it made my family members, especially my parents, suffer greatly. I wish that I could have been strong enough to have dealt with my problems in a positive manner.

When I was ten years old, my maternal grandmother passed away. I learned that it's always important to say I love you to the ones you love and care about as frequently as you can, because you don't know when it's going to be the last time that you're going to see them.

I don't really have a physical preference when it comes to men who I found attractive; I'm even open to date men thirty years older than I am. What actually matters to me is feeling that I'm loved just for who I am, and that I'm being treated with kindness and respect.

I, too, still purchase toys, but I don't play with most of them anymore: I collect them. Although, I still play with my Pokémon cards, which I collect, and "vintage" Pokémon games: "Blue," "Red," "Yellow," "Gold," "Silver," "Crystal," "Ruby," "Sapphire," "Emerald," "Diamond," "Pearl," "Platinum," etc. From time to time, I love playing with my Super Nintendo, N64, Game Cube, and PS 1 and 2. The nostalgic feeling they all bring back is addictive, a "natural high."

Today, while having lunch with my mother, I watched an ad on television about two boys playing with action figures and building a fort. The first thing that I told my mom was that it had been ages since I saw children playing with actual toys and not electronic devices. I was born in the 1990s, and that ad reminded me of the ones that I used to see while watching Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, and Fox Kids. I remember how awesome they looked and how badly I wanted the toys that they were advertising. I was obsessed (still am, not going to lie) with "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers," "Pokémon," "Saint Seiya," "Sailor Moon," and "Dragon Ball," and I used to collect everything about them. The ad was nostalgic to me: playing with my friends with actual toys. The memories, the innocence, the naïveté... I got sad. Those are moments that are never coming back, you know? Moments when children were all accepting, until they "find out" or are told that you're different and start rejecting and ignoring you. Moments where you actually hand out with your buddies and play silly games like "hide-and-sick" and "tags." When I used to spend hours talking on the telephone with my best friends. Now, it's all so different with children nowadays. I'm sure that you thought the same while observing children of my generation. There is so much that I miss and that I wish that I could have done differently, but the past is in the past. There's nothing that I can do about it. Be grateful for who I am and for what I have. Anyway, that ad brought back all those feelings that I somehow had inside of me, but wasn't aware of. How interesting and fascinating it was to find your question. I genuinely like you, so I read it and tried to be funny, but today something relating to your question happened and it gave me the opportunity to express myself, and share what I had to say (I am a private person and I mostly keep things to myself). Thank you for always being so kind, respectful, and sweet to me.

Judging by these replies, I'm not old enough to answer this question, so...

I will always be grateful to him for all the wonderful memories that I have created thanks to both his characters and comics. May he forever rest in peace.

Oh, no! I've been found out! 😝 In all seriousness, that would be a cool ability/power to possess.

"The only person you need to compare yourself with is who you were yesterday." - Rushton Hurley

I know that this was posted almost fifteen years ago, but having audio versions of novels published on this site would be absolutely great! If this has been done, I'm obviously unaware of it...

Thank you for telling me! Plenty of my friends have recommended ''Doctor Who'' to me, but I was never really interested. I might give it a shot during Christmas break.

I think that I'm the only person alive who doesn't find Jason Momoa attractive.

I have to check that out! Thank you for sharing; I'll take your comment as a recommendation for something to watch this weekend.

He should have received the title ten years ago, in my opinion. Well, better late than never...

http://www.clevver.com/james-charles-fake-yearbook-picture-photoshop-thomas-halbert-fight/

I used to like cats more when I was younger, now I favor dogs. I still like cats and have one who adores to be cuddled, petted, and touched. But if I have to choose, I would rather select the animal who is happy and content to see me, rather than the one who ignores me and only acknowledges my presence when they're hungry.

The career of James Charles is basically based on a lie! I cannot believe that he blatantly lied to Ellen, CoverGirl, and his followers. His career is doing more than all right, so I guess that no one cares... You know that we have sunk as a society when vile behavior is rewarded and applauded (some of his "fans" claimed that he did what he had to do in order to make himself successful). I better stop typing about it because this topic makes me incredibly angry. I just wish that someone who were honest and truthful had gotten the opportunity.

I just remembered that you explained the reason why you were not writing at the time about three years ago, and it had something to do with a very difficult situation in your life that I won't discuss here. I wrote an email to you on November 15th, 2015, that I never sent (and still have) due to my having a difficult surgery around the same time. I was physically unable to do anything, and the healing process took about eight months. When I was physically able to do things by myself, it had been almost a year later so I figured that sending out the email would be inappropriate (at the time, I thought that my email would bring back awful memories so I chose not to send it out. Now I wish that I had done it). I hope that things are doing much better for you. I honestly and sincerely love your writing, and I think that you're one of the best writers around who should have been published a long time ago. Your writing helped me through one of the most arduous, difficult, and terrible moments of my life and for that, I will be forever grateful to you. You're also an amazing person who do a lot of things for our Community. You're a treasure to be cherished. I wish you nothing, but the very best in life, which is what you deserve.

I watched the documentary "Do I Sound Gay?" (2015) over three years ago and find it very interesting, entertaining, and amusing. It saddens me when I hear that a portion of our "community" think that the ones who are more flamboyant are damaging or ruining the image of homosexual men in general. Thanks to the ones who could not "hide" who they were is because we have the rights that we have now. I could speak about this subject for hours, but it really makes me furious just to think about it. Anyway, the documentary is fascinating, give it a shot if you can, you won't be disappointed.

How interesting! I thank you for sharing.