Friend Functions

[kotukawi]

When I was young, there was a program on our Macintosh LC computer called “Biorhythm II.” It was filed underneath the Games folder, but it really wasn’t a game by any means. In fact, it was little more than an intellectual curiosity, but for some reason it appealed to me, and I frequently opened up the application. The theory behind it was to

Comments

[melorasworld]

heh. I find it really interesting that you write this interesting thing right as I'm hitting, what may be, a peak in my self-conscious fretting over friendship ...and what I believe is my failure in them ...and then how my belief that there is a failure, and my self conscious behavior due to that, is probably one of the main reasons they ultimately DO fail.

My chart of blarghy repeated history:

[kitsunepixiemd]

An appropriate entry at the present time. D:

[melorasworld]

I want to kick the present time in the balls.

Maybe a few sucker shots to the ribs? till it pukes rainbows and awesome? :D :D :D

[kotukawi]

Well, for starters, I don't think you're alone in this issue. What I think is going on for me is that, back in the days of yore (read: college) when I had "more spare time than I knew what to do with" (did such a time really exist?), I branched out quite far and wide over the Internets and met a whole lot of people and flourished in that world of having a lot of really close friends and enough time with which to keep them

[melorasworld]

I think you're very right. -and I find myself thinking more and more about your graph/comparison too