Last year, I got myfloor13 into My Chemical Romance. ;D Given that none of you accomplished that, I win.

This year, I'm going to catch chlamydia.



also nevela i love you let's not be racist anymore

I've always been curious as to why people use fake pictures of themselves online. Last night, a girl messaged me (trying to flirt ;O). I checked out her pictures. Not only am I positive that at least two of them were different girls, I actually knew who one of the girls in the photo was. I confronted her about it (politely -- just asked why she was using fake pictures) and she insisted she wasn't, even after I told her who the girl was (the girl in my icon even ;3).

I let it go, because there was no point in arguing with a fake, but I just think it's weird. Do compliments from strangers about an appearance that isn't your own help your self-esteem? It seems like it'd be pretty pointless.

I guess I'll go with the assumption that she is a 37-year-old man trying to get in my cyber pants, but I've seen cases where it wasn't. It was a person so uncomfortable in their own skin that they had to pretend to be someone else. If that's the case, just don't post pictures? Or at least pick one not-well-known person and stick to using only them. B| Seriously. Face structures differ from person-to-person, and yes, some people will creep study your photos that deeply.

tl;dr: I don't love you for your personality. I'm not going to love you for your fake appearance either, twat.

I'm spending my Christmas morning tracking down new Nevis with nevela and trying to persuade them to join our cult merry band of bandits. How are you spending yours, flist?

M'excited -- I got a fabulous new pair of boots from Baby the Stars Shine Bright! last night. My family and one of our family friend's chipped in to help me get them and it made me so thrilled I burst into tears. I guess that has to be the best reward for a gift -- if someone's so appreciative that they spend the rest of the night crying because they're so happy.

That said, I cried over shoes for at least an hour, guys.