GlassDaemon

I do love them and have always wanted several. Growing up my mother told me no tats or piercings until I was 18, and as I went through the years she always preached to me about how I wouldn't want something mediocre on my body forever, that whatever I decided to get I should make sure I really, really, REALLY wanted it. I was a relatively good kid, so I took my mother's advice to heart (most of the time). There are several that I've thought of for quite awhile and are certain of, the first being a dragon, wyvern really(there is a difference) crawling up my back. I love dragons and it also holds some symbolic meaning. Second is something for

The big fluffy ones that look ever so cuddly and yet I've never seen one in person. I've heard they have one at the Washington Zoo. I think last summer the panda had a baby but it died. I remember hearing about it and going " OMG! Must go!" and then a couple weeks later I read about it dying in the news paper. How sad. u.u College is killing me, it's chewing me up and spitting me out. Not in work or effort required but because I can't get this Math course. I'm in Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry and it's TORTURE! I'm great at math, this shouldn't be happening to me! Every math class I've ever taken the teacher goes over the material and po

I post this here mostly cause I have no where else to post it. Being fat is a part of my life, it's a part of me, so when people say about fat people effects me. Recently I posted something on facebook: why is there so much fat hate? I mean if you don't like fat girls/guys, that's fine, I'm not offended by that, but why do you gatta be such a douche about it? I don't go around preaching how unattractive blondes are, I don't make nasty stereotypes about them being stupider than brunettes. So why ya gatta be so mean about my extra fluff? Why does it matter to you if I wanna call myself curvy instead of 'fat'? If you didn't make 'fat' such a ne