((This topic is too old and I'm no longer comfortable with its original contents, sorry!))
Hey Sanne, this is actually a very good idea! So here I go *takes deep breath*
1.
I won't say his name because I don't think he'd like it. But as I've always thought he's everywhere (Seriously he's like slenderman), I guess he won't need to see his name to know I'm referring to him.
I have so much to thank him for. Of course, now I see it. I didn't back then, and still, I'm not completely happy with what happened. Even though he gave me a hard time, I'm grateful. He helped me forget and grow up as a person. He's the kind of guy who gives a damn about what everyone else thinks about him, and yes, I admire him for it. I'm still a long way from being able to do what he does, but I'm learning. I'm learning to be observant, analyze things and think logically. After all we went through, I'm happy to know that it's something we can talk about normally now, and even joke a bit. Because we both knew that above anything else, we'd always be best friends. He's one of the two rocks I lean on when I have troubles. He taught me to be open minded about religions, sexuality, cultures. True, I'd never been mean to someone who didn't share my opinion, but then I'd never met someone who was so drastically different for me, and at the same time so alike.
Thank you for not leaving me.
Don't forget to take the robot for the exam tomorrow.
2. Yet another of my best friends. These two are so opposite, but I love them both nonetheless and I hope they'll be aorund until we are eighty and I have a lot of cats, and we joke with our group of friends about these years.
This friend, was the one that was there for me when I thought nobody really cared about me and that everyone used me as a tool. I had this idea that my friends only were there for me to help them at the moment of the exams, and nothing more. But I couldn't have been more wrong. He was going through something similar. We weren't kids, but not really teenagers either. I still had much to learn. With his natural cheerfulness and charisma, I made it through that year, and started another with renewed strenght. Singing 'Dynamite' and 'So What' all the time, going to the cinema to laugh at the horror movies, and just being plain silly, we became true best friends and though the problems had brought us together, it was true friendship what kept it that way.
Thanks for being always there to cheer me up.
Thanks for giving me half of your sandwich today when I was told I'd gotten six in Chemistry
1.
I won't say his name because I don't think he'd like it. But as I've always thought he's everywhere (Seriously he's like slenderman), I guess he won't need to see his name to know I'm referring to him.
I have so much to thank him for. Of course, now I see it. I didn't back then, and still, I'm not completely happy with what happened. Even though he gave me a hard time, I'm grateful. He helped me forget and grow up as a person. He's the kind of guy who gives a damn about what everyone else thinks about him, and yes, I admire him for it. I'm still a long way from being able to do what he does, but I'm learning. I'm learning to be observant, analyze things and think logically. After all we went through, I'm happy to know that it's something we can talk about normally now, and even joke a bit. Because we both knew that above anything else, we'd always be best friends. He's one of the two rocks I lean on when I have troubles. He taught me to be open minded about religions, sexuality, cultures. True, I'd never been mean to someone who didn't share my opinion, but then I'd never met someone who was so drastically different for me, and at the same time so alike.
Thank you for not leaving me.
Don't forget to take the robot for the exam tomorrow.
2. Yet another of my best friends. These two are so opposite, but I love them both nonetheless and I hope they'll be aorund until we are eighty and I have a lot of cats, and we joke with our group of friends about these years.
This friend, was the one that was there for me when I thought nobody really cared about me and that everyone used me as a tool. I had this idea that my friends only were there for me to help them at the moment of the exams, and nothing more. But I couldn't have been more wrong. He was going through something similar. We weren't kids, but not really teenagers either. I still had much to learn. With his natural cheerfulness and charisma, I made it through that year, and started another with renewed strenght. Singing 'Dynamite' and 'So What' all the time, going to the cinema to laugh at the horror movies, and just being plain silly, we became true best friends and though the problems had brought us together, it was true friendship what kept it that way.
Thanks for being always there to cheer me up.
Thanks for giving me half of your sandwich today when I was told I'd gotten six in Chemistry
((No longer relevant, I'm so sorry!))
Posted in a new thread- This thread is no longer relevant or comfortable for the OP
💗 This is lovely. Both the original post and yours.
((I wanted to extend my apologies to Sanne as I was on mobile when I posted this and didn't see the 'ooc' collapsed comments that this was no longer comfortable for her! I will be starting a new topic with my original post instead of continuing here. Again, I'm so sorry Sanne!))
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