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Well I am a mother and a wife, but right now my husband and I are separated. So now I am a sad mother and wife. crying

my friends say that im funny,smart,energetic,hyper,fun,too nice,skinny,likes to eat mostly anything,cute,crazy,unique,weird and strange,laughs a lot(including smiling whee ),evil,brave.....phew needa catch my breathe DD: n bout da smart thing...im NOT smart >.< im stupid DD: they say im naturally smart cuz i have a better grade than them witout even doing hw x....x i rly dunno how tat happened....

I solemnly swear I am up to no good.

I'm a red headed percussionst. Nuff said. xp

i have no clue who i am, i'm nothing, a nobody, something of no importance, just another shadow among millions. i roam the streets, almost like an ghost, everyone and everything, seeing right thru me. i am complete- unimportant- nothingness

but in the eyes of my lover, i am her world, wat she stands on, wat she lives off of, wat she can't live without. how can i be both purely nothing, but be something that without it, a person can't live without? i don't no wat i am

i'm useless and knew it from the day i was born

I am a species-confused female human.
Sometimes I know I'm human, other times I suspect that I'm actually a Time Lady.
I'm also asexual until further notice. No, I don't reproduce by mitosis or meiosis. Not even osmosis. Clones are freaky.
The closest I've ever gotten to romantic interest was a brief period of perversion when I was thirteen. Yes, I cybered. Yes, it got boring.
People who don't know me well --except from seeing me in the hallway or something --see me as the weird quiet kid who reads a lot and is a desirable target for mockery.
I've been harrassed and shunned by my fellow students most of my life, but I've grown accustomed. I even came up with a proverb. When grapes become raisins, they seek to steal from riper fruits.
My latest would-be tormentors are a couple of girls in my PE class who like to use the age-old trick of trying to be your friend; once that's accomplished, they extract information from you by making use of your trust and then they laugh at you when they think you can't hear them.
I'm intelligent and wise beyond my years, but I lack confidence.
Doctor Who is the only reason I watch TV apart from movies.
The only thing I can sniff out in people is malice. Other emotions and intentions are more muddled and unclear. I'm socially stupid and socially unacceptable.
I have a social phobia. Compared to some, it's minor, but I'm absolutely terrified of rejection or confrontation. Thus, I avoid talking to new people.
I don't like the ED because the people who visit there generally have their heads up their cracks and seem to padlock their minds shut before visiting any thread. It applies to both sides of any argument. Those who refuse to lose generally resort to circular logic, and it drives me mad.
I think the Master still exists in our radio waves and satellites, because sometimes I hear drumming in my head and have to tap out the tune.
I don't like the words love and hate; they're nearly always too strong to describe emotions.
I admire people who are able to refrain from cursing in situations in which they have every right to swear their hearts out.
I need the word for the phobia of phones. Those things frighten me.
I supposedly play bass, but I never practice. The last time I did, I got a blister on my thumb from fingerpicking. The bass is called Sigma. Wait, no: Escher. No... Styx? I dunno.
The only reason I oppose total universal order is because that would mean Dalek rule of the universe. That would probably mean the end of the human species, along with trillions of others.
Any sudden change in my ritual or what I expect in the day's schedule is unwelcome. Very unwelcome. If you turn off the tea kettle for me, or start to do the dishes for me, the first thing you will hear from my mouth is an angry threat to pour boiling water on your head. Very often, I mean it and then fail to carry it out.
You will also be mentally eviscerated by me if you tell me we're going to do this and this and this, and then when we finish, you suddenly remember right in the middle of switching tasks that we have to go and do that other thing, too.