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ahh thank you sooo much for the compliment!! It meant a lotttt!
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I have a gay uncle and I know his partner. Not to mention their friends. I know a couple of bi girls. One of them is pretty. However... I'm not nearly as confident with girls as I am with guys. Not to mention, I don't know her too well.

Well, I've been involved with a guy off and on since middle school. We've never actually dated. Over the summer, we were talking or whatever. We were intimate, blah blah blah. Things ended up ending and now he wants to get back together with me... however, both of his best friends have expressed interest.

And that bi girl I was talking about that was pretty, well that is his ex-girlfriend that he lost his virginity to... so that would really, really complicate things lol.

Nah, no girls unfortunately. We're lacking in the not straight girls department around here.

Yeah, it was alright. I wasn't asked by who I wanted to, however.

I've got a lot of "not-relationship" problems. It's complicated, but if you wanna know I'll explain.

I turned down two dates to go alone. :-) lol.

Yeah, that's true I guess.
Thanks
I just finished watching a really sweet series-ending episode of anime, and I'm all fuzzy now ^_^. Going to go save the world now before bed >.>

Ouch .
And thing is, as far as I know, its not, since rollerblading, the ground isn't perfectly flat and even, plus the wheels mean that it's almost impossible to come to a stop without one foot flying out in front of you, whilst with ice skates, it's just a matter of balance. I mean, going by motor memory alone, I have a feeling I could still do it, and I might still be able to swim too, lol, I don't think you can really forget how.
And na, really long shorts won't work, since they're all really low down. (It's never an issue since it's so cold here, wearing shorts is never really an option bar a few weeks in the summer). I tell myself, one day, I'll get over the fear, since they're not even that visible anyways, my skin colour hides most of them bar close inspection, it's just the thought. I mean, I should and stuff, but you know, never get around to it...yeah, that sounds totally pathetic. ^^;

Haha, that's a bit much.

Yesterday we had a school dance, other than that I'm not really doing anything this weekend.

Gahh, I *hated* basketball. The number of times I had my fingers snapped right back *shudders*...
You're lucky being a girl, you don't get any physical crap, being male, I was like a target to all the guys who were built like bank vaults(and were as thick as one to match). For the last three years of school actually, bar the compulsory fitness tests that the teachers forced me to do even in my school uniform, I 'forgot' my PE. kit. I mean, both me and the teacher knew that I did it on purpose, but in the end, they realised that they may as well focus on the other pupils and let me sit and read my book.
Uch, I hope it goes good for you seeing how you're graded on it .
Ach, I'm sure you look fine in a bathing suit :P.
Thing is, I havn't actually gone swimming since I was 13 years old...which sucks, since I really liked it. It's the whole scars thing. I mean, if there was a type of swimming garment for guys that covered all of one's legs, then I'd be going as often as I could.
As for ice skating..havn't done that in a while either, but that was more since when I got around 15-ish, I became mega self-conscious, and the ice skating rinks at home were built in a way that people on three floors worth of cafes surrounding the rink could all watch you whilst eating.....

Oh, and swimming and ice skating, since they weren't competitive and hence didn't give arseholes the excuse to attempt to murder me -_-;;

Nothing against it, lol, it's just I have like an almost instinctual thing against sports. It's irrational, I know, but it's since I grew up in Glasgow, and in an area where football(soccer) hooliganism was rife, and there were random violence and gang wars all to do with the citie's two football teams.
That and I got bullied in P.E, and my early PE teachers were, for the lack of a better term, arseholes. Plus, I always seemed to get injured doing sports..like a ridiuclous amount, serious sprains and broken bones included, this kind of was included in the bullying, when someone would 'accidentally' crack me across the shin with a hockey stick, or I'd get concussed by a flying cricket ball. Plus, since I was always inside fiddling with computers etc, I was never exactly fit and strong, so hence I always failed at sports, and before I knew it, I completely despised all forms of sport without even realising. I mean, okay, some exceptions, I enjoyed badmington, since it was mostly girls doing that and girls never bullied me (that and I've always been the type of guy who has more female friends than male). Also since if you manage to get injured by a shuttlecock, you more or less deserve it -_-;;