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Harmon said:
Thank you, Silver.

Not feeling very good right now, kinda down I guess. :( Kicked in the gut feeling. Talk to you later.
Chin up, Harmon. There is plenty to be cheerful about. Just visualize something or someone you really like and try to stay focused on that. It is how I get through my rough days. A prayer goes out for you tonight.
 

I once shot one of my best friends in the back just because he asked me to. I am a great shot and he was only scratched a bit. I helped him bandage the wound and all was well. Afterwards I asked him why he wanted me to shoot him. He said that he needed to know what it felt like in case he needed to shoot somebody. I have a handful of friends that Id jump on a grenade for (I really like that definition) and I know that theyd try to eat the nade for me if needed.

Harmon-when Im sad (it happens a lot...gogo depression) I try to think about a one legged duck swimming. Hehe he just keeps going in circles...thats great.
 

I think I'm a pretty good friend. It's not something that I had really ever thought about until somewhat recently when I realized that several people that I thought were good friends... welll... that they weren't good friends. Looking at their actions, I was taken aback. I knew that I would never put people that I considered my friends into the situation that they had put me (and - more importantly - my husband).

I am always willing to go the extra mile for my friends - regardless of how well you know me, I'm the one you can call when your car breaks down at 2am or need a helping hand moving into your new home.

Tonight, my friend Caitlin will be moving into our apartment for about a month. She's preparing to leave for the peace corps and, somehow, she's out an apartment for the month before she leaves or so... she didn't have to ask... The Universe and I didn't think twice when she was over for dinner and said, "I don't know where I'm going to be living." Our natural and immediate response was, "Well - why don't you come live with us?"

Loyalty and honesty are very important to me. That's just the way I am.

At times, being my friend is probably hard, though. My bipolar can make me difficult to deal with and I can easily become convinced that I've done something wrong to hurt you when nothing has actually happened... as such, there are lots of times when I have concocted reasons to put up barriers between myself and others that are almost entirely delusional.

But - those are issues that I try to make my friends aware of so that they understand when I get a little nutty.

So... yeah. Good thread.
 
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