Viktoff Samson
Supernova
- Joined
- May 16, 2016
- Location
- Maine
BMR feels like it's slower as of late. 90% of the people I used to enjoy talking too seem rather comfortable without messaging me. No biggie, those that I message here daily are always the best. Frankly, I adore forums and I adore the ability to express myself and my daily thoughts in a space where others can leave their own notes. It is always fun to see that sort of interaction. With that in mind, I would like to write in a journal here again.
Recently I've reopened a hole in my heart. That's stupid of me. What's worse is how it was enabled by the mere sight of her name in a picture on reddit. How childish of me... And I regret venting. So I won't do that here.
I was on reddit to read over the subreddit for Pokemon Go. My little smart phone is cheaper than cheap and simply could never run it. To curb my cravings until my paycheck, I've been on hot pursuit for a romantic trainer x trainer pokemon rp, and I read the subreddit. I think I can't be the only person doing the latter.
The neat part of being born in a low-population state like Maine is that it's relatively easy to shelter yourself away from stupid city noises. It's harder to have a nightlife without spending a good penny for gas to get to a city for a bar. Oh well though. The option remains, and it isn't like I know anybody who calls/texts me first, so it is so much easier for myself to just pretend there isn't a huge society of nonsense out there and focus on writing. Hobbies are the best out here in Maine ;3
I guess the greatest downside is that if you live in a small town in Maine(and not the relatively few cities), you usually rely on a small cast of 10-20 kids to find friends in throughout elementary and middleschool years. Odds are things go great because most people are polite and intelligent over here, it seems. Or at least a nice portion of one of those.
Having the misfortune of leaving the state to work over the week, I come in direct contact with city folk. Totally expecting that rude, bad driving, dirtheads were the rare ones, my hopes were dashed. My friends online here who grew up in a city: I appreciate you all that much more. You are the diamond in the rough. <3 I will cherish you all, always.
(on the down low, though? If I went to a city one of you were in and had a free night, I wouldn't mind being proven wrong about most cityfolk. My faith in humanity can always use improvement.)
Thanks for reading thus far :3
Recently I've reopened a hole in my heart. That's stupid of me. What's worse is how it was enabled by the mere sight of her name in a picture on reddit. How childish of me... And I regret venting. So I won't do that here.
I was on reddit to read over the subreddit for Pokemon Go. My little smart phone is cheaper than cheap and simply could never run it. To curb my cravings until my paycheck, I've been on hot pursuit for a romantic trainer x trainer pokemon rp, and I read the subreddit. I think I can't be the only person doing the latter.
The neat part of being born in a low-population state like Maine is that it's relatively easy to shelter yourself away from stupid city noises. It's harder to have a nightlife without spending a good penny for gas to get to a city for a bar. Oh well though. The option remains, and it isn't like I know anybody who calls/texts me first, so it is so much easier for myself to just pretend there isn't a huge society of nonsense out there and focus on writing. Hobbies are the best out here in Maine ;3
I guess the greatest downside is that if you live in a small town in Maine(and not the relatively few cities), you usually rely on a small cast of 10-20 kids to find friends in throughout elementary and middleschool years. Odds are things go great because most people are polite and intelligent over here, it seems. Or at least a nice portion of one of those.
Having the misfortune of leaving the state to work over the week, I come in direct contact with city folk. Totally expecting that rude, bad driving, dirtheads were the rare ones, my hopes were dashed. My friends online here who grew up in a city: I appreciate you all that much more. You are the diamond in the rough. <3 I will cherish you all, always.
(on the down low, though? If I went to a city one of you were in and had a free night, I wouldn't mind being proven wrong about most cityfolk. My faith in humanity can always use improvement.)
Thanks for reading thus far :3