You know I'm somewhat of a Sharkry enthusiast myself.#GirlsFrontline

RT @CarryFoxGirls: @gotitatguineys None of the people posting this shit have ever watched old anime in their lives. If anything, fanservic….

RT @GaMr_yous: Are you winning, Mayano?

RT @lyn49556: What the hell she screaming for 😭. #Umamusume

If they remake 1-2 or 4 I'll take back every bad thing I've said about Atlus these last 5 years.

I don't get the hate for red anodized ARs.

RT @JadeAtrophis:

RT @TololoEnjoyer: Tololo has begun to appear at Tololo!

You will never believe what this is referring to.

RT @Ahoworksco: One more sneak peek before I get back to work :D. havent decided which one I wanna do yet. maybe I should do a carrot inste….

Like, really atrociously corny puns. I'll be okay guys. Just thinking about that dork brings me happiness. I'll see her again someday too, I'm hoping I can be an even better version of the person I am today when I get there just to surprise her.

The purpose of living is to make the best of memories together with the people you love. And she's gone now. But I'm not thinking of her being gone right now, I'm smiling actually. I just see her huge smile right now and the ways I'd make her laugh with my stupid ass puns.

I left everyone initially because, as a result of the first friend passing, I viewed friendships as a potential source of grief on the chance that those connections are stripped away. When I came back, we talked about it. In the end, she was right.

I guess, for now, more than sadness I feel really greatful for how much more time I had to spend with her. She knew her heart wasn't doing well (unfortunately the same as had happened with my first friend) and told me earlier she expected to go later.

dumping all of my friends and essentially disappearing from them. Except her, she's the one friend I could never imagine doing without. She was always there for everyone, and I readded her when I moved on. That hiatus lasted months, and she immediately recognized me.

for it. She let me know about how she was impressed by it. I took that time to kind of readjust slightly. During that time period I was dealing with some emotional stuff as a holdover from the other friend's passing (I'll clarify over the weekend) and it resulted in me.

Some of our personalities started rubbing off on each other over time, she slowly became more open to crass humor and I started to learn when I needed to be serious. After a hiatus I had she noticed I changed and I was more reserved, with a tinge of funny when the time called.

I thought about this sticker a lot when I first saw it but it was only until now that I realized why it was so funny to me. Our friendship really started like this, she was a lot more reserved and modest while I was hyper and hella goofy.

I might never know another woman like her again, but she helped me get through the passing of another friend, and her emphasis on thinking about the positive memories is what's keeping me calm. I'm even laughing a little at some of the jovial teasing we used to do long ago.

She was the most saintly, angelic woman I've ever known in my life. There have been a bunch of stories coming out about how she helped people out of a lot of turmoil and helped them become better versions of themselves. She was also into guns surprisingly.

I'll put images of writings of memories of her over the weekend instead. I just want to give myself time to think of all the good memories we had together. I'm really sorry I let you guys down by not introducing to you to her at some point, you would have loved her immensely.