Exlon

I mean, he can't be dealing with one issue 24/7, and if a visit was scheduled, it was probably scheduled for a while, so he has to do it, and what makes it so wrong because he's like heck, yes, let's say a joking thank-you for stuff like that too?

Define "lost."

Pokémon Alpha Sapphire Tomodachi Life Phoenix Wright Trials & Tribulations Majora's Mask (!!!)

I was definitely Sora once, like KHI Sora, and I was at this place kinda like Hollow Bastion? Like a castle floating in the sky, but it was night and everything was more purple-toned. There was nothing/no one there, so I figured I'd try to leave, and I found a save point (the kind where you can leave a world) and ran over to stand on it. Except nothing happened and I was like "Dang, now what?"I've had two dreams with Riku in them. *straight face* Nothing sketch happened in them, but uh... *blush*

For me, personally, I have a hard time deciding what's important to me. I can think of things that will always be there, but it gets confusing when emotions get in the way and you worry that you're making something more important to you than it should be. My faith is really important to me, but keeping thoughts and actions consistent with it is difficult, also because you can never be perfect. Of course, it's always better to try than to throw your hands up in the air and say "Screw it," it's just difficult when you're feeling sad, or angry, or reckless. I have to remember that things I do matter, and even when I feel like something is justified, that doesn't always make it okay. For me though, if I do something wrong, I think it's better to admit it instead of pretending it wasn't really wrong. So, among other things, one thing really important to me is honesty. I care about truth, because even when it's something you don't want to hear, the truth is real and you can't change it regardless of how you like it. I would rather know than be oblivious. I also feel like I shouldn't give people a reason to distrust me--there's enough confusion and deception in this world without more people adding to it. Though I wouldn't call myself a good person by any stretch of the imagination, I care about protecting the vulnerable and the hurting. I hope to go to grad school and study and train in counseling, and I'd really like to work with sex trafficking victims someday. I know I'm a judgmental and critical person, but all that kind of goes away when I'm faced with a person who is trapped in a negative kind of life they don't want to be in. I don't feel sorry for someone who chooses a bad way of life and revels in it, but if people didn't choose or don't want to live the way they're living, then I will be glad to help.

I'm American, but I didn't even grow up here. I think Japan would have been kind of cool, though.

I was kind of wondering about this just now..I've been following Humans of New York lately, and it's this page by this guy who goes around New York City taking pictures of people and asking them about their lives. I think what he does is really cool, because he gives people a picture of what other people's lives are like without judging them, so we can try to understand each other more even if we might not agree with each other. So, I just kind of wanted to create this thread to give people an opportunity to open up about themselves, if they feel like it. What's most important to you? I mean, that's the kind of question KH asks a lot, isn't it? So what do you really care about in real life? What matters to you?

So I just finished watching Angel Beats! for the second time. The last time I watched it was three years ago, and I kind of forgot how sad the ending was. It totally killed me. I cried. Anyway, I think what's unsatisfying about the ending of the series is we don't really know what happened after. Or like, what that little clip at the end after the final credits was about. There are three possibilities I've heard: 1) It's more of the genuine "afterlife," where Otonashi finally found Kanade again. (What I want to think, but I don't know.) 2) It's another universe where people are reborn or reincarnated into. (Personally I'm not sure the point of restarting a life all over again?) 3) It's a memory of Otonashi's in which he remembers seeing a girl that might have been Kanade. (But I find this most unlikely, and also it would kill me. ) I don't know, what do you guys think about the ending? Do you have your own idea for what might have happend afterwards? Something you wish was the way it was? Or you can just talk about how you feel about it, because that's cool too, hahaha. I was heartbroken when Kanade made peace and moved on, leaving Otonashi behind. I always get really hung up on the tragic moments of a series, like when Xion died in Days.

Poor kiddos.

I imported three soundtrack collections from Play-Asia.

I would love to deal wit programming graphics and controls and things like that. Only I have no programming sense. I'm going into counseling.

Kingdom Hearts II!!!! AAAAAHHHHHH~ I must calm myself.

Fiiiiiire

Unless this is something from Chi (which I know nothing about) I feel like Daybreak Town doesn't make sense as a name for light to expire, because, um, it's dawn. So the beginning of the day.

Yeah I had one guy I didn't even know who walked up and was like "So I kinda thought you were attractive, and I was kinda hopin' you thought I was attractive, and maybe we could hang out sometime?" Um. No.My actual response was "I'm sorry, I have no idea how to respond right now."And now there's this awkward guy I know who's trying so hard to talk to me and get my attention, and I feel bad starting to ignore him, but like...I have higher standards. My old boyfriend was awkward, but he was like, adorable awkward, so it was okay, it wasn't off-putting.And all the guys I like who sometimes even seem like they MIGHT like me too...but they never try as hard as the awkward guys for some reason.

I think, "He's cute." *can't ever ask someone out* "I wish he'd ask me out." *knows it's not gonna happen*

(North) AMEEEERICA, AMEEEEEERICA---just kidding, I'm not that patriotic, I'm a halfie. I don't think I even know all the words to the anthem. Other half is Asia.

Not as much the past year, but I'd gladly do it again. It just makes me depressed sometimes, because it's all so nostalgic, and I can't really play the games much anymore. Also, you can't ever play a game for the first time again, so it's different...

I would rather a Dissidia style KH game or a brawler of a kind.

It's a stereotype that westerners have big noses.

As lame as last year. I hate it.

I think for me it would be a Riku one and I'd be set for like, three lives.

What made me cry: End of KH1 - Sora and Kairi separated, and her finding his drawing in the cave. End of KH2 - Ahh the game is over! They're all safe and back home and oh happily ever after I'm gonna cry~ WOULD'VE cried at Xion's end, but. I was too numb with shock.