Neverending Narcissism

Been a while. Extremely busy I've been, and a lot has happened, so let's fill you in...

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Hello again! Pretty quick to make a new post, eh?

Just got back from seeing the Canada Day fireworks with my Kylelove. I have to say, there was not a time I've been prouder to be Canadian, living here. I held his hand, and listened to the anthem, and realized: I probably wouldn't be able to do that (safely) anywhere else but in this awesome country.

I'll keep it short and sweet and part with this: Happy Canada day to everyone, and whenever your countries' day rolls around, enjoy it with your love, and treasure it. I know I do.

Byebyes =D

I have a vlog set up, because I'm far too lazy for all this typing.

It can be found at http://www.youtube.com/user/AttentionSeeker510

That is all.

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If there's one small bit of advice I've to give, it's this: don't buy a Dell Inspiron 1525. Just don't.

Everyone I've known who's owned one has had problems with it. I'm working on my friend's now, who has to take it back to the retailer to replace the battery and the charging cord. So far she's also had to replace the hard drive as well. Right now I'm installing Ubuntu on it for her (she's fed up with Windows) however, the hard drive also has a few bad sectors. With her luck with that laptop, she'll have to replace that as well. For the second time.

Anyhow, I guess I promised to report on my 'date'. It went relatively smooth; started awkward but then again it always does. I got to learn a bit about him, but not too much due to my usual shyness when it comes to making conversation with people I'm infatuated with. What I did do was slowly move closer and closer as the day progressed, until I was pressed up against him. It was beautifully orchestrated, don't you think? The fun part is this: I start out in the same position one date 2, and, well, we all know where it goes from there ;D

[Date 2 being this Saturday]

Our math teacher ran with the Olympic torch recently. While she was doing so, we had a supply teacher. The thing about the class I'm in, well, they're not the nicest group in the world when you're a substitute. So naturally she (the teacher who ran with the flame) gave everyone a 250 word essay to do. Understandable. What does the class go and do next? They make up a story about the supply "giving them the answers to a test" (we had a test that day). Where they came up with that I'll never know. But a truely sad part of it is where they tell the story to anybody else but said math teacher. It's mind boggling. I wouldn't want to be these people's boss, because I'd have to go through all the paperwork of firing them.
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have a lovely day/night.

A lot of my friends often ask for my advice on relationships, or rather how to proceed with them. I tell them "Why bother? You're fifteen, it's not as though you should even be too concerned with it right now."

After all, most of them believe that simply telling someone "ilu" over the internet mean you're in an intense relationship with that person. It aggravates me to no end. I would consider a relationship valid when there have been meetings in person and there is real feelings towards the other person along with a certain degree of sexual attraction that is mutual.

But I've been trying to be nicer and ease up on my judgementality for the time being, because it goes against my belief. What I believe in is moral freedom; the right to say or do anything you please so long as you're comfortable and are a good person. That being said, I have a strong belief in karma as well. For some reason I feel as though telling people that what they think is love is really a lie they tell themselves and everyone around them to get attention would come back around to haunt me, so I try to keep my mouth shut about it. That's not to say I haven't cracked and told [numerous] people, but hey

I get credit for trying, right?