Originally Posted by zion the lion A lot of the people in my family died in 95, so I was still a baby pretty much, then a whole bunch died in 07/08...they die in waves.
Yeah until I do the nasty, I'm going to hate being short. I was supposed to be 6 foot or 5'10 and I'm not. I went to the book store and I was trying to reach a book, and I'm like standing on my tip toes and stretching and everyone was just watching me. I let the old lady with osteoporosis have a free pass but everyone else was just an asshole for not helping me.
I dont get why guys arent as open with each other...like I assumed that they would stand next to each other in the bathroom (like girls do) or all share one dressing room while shopping. Its so weird. We model our underwear for each other and take showers with each other half of the time and its not a big deal at all. |
i'm sorry to hear that, outside of the family thats inside my house I haven't talked to all of them but one in about six years, so I don't know whats happening really.
The fear of doing it before hand is quite big, there's a fear for guys as well, well some guys, mine was afraid of not being good enough for the girl, i'm that kind of person, but it was all good. You just gotta wait til the special someone... or who you think is the special someone at the time... to come along.
Ahhh I know the feeling, I've only recently but on the 6 inches, but I'm still I.D'd for 15 and 18 films / dvds / anything, cause I look like a 13 year old, it's really bad. Eventually I'll get to about 26 / 27 and love that I look young, but until then I'll hate it haha.
Also... "I let the old lady with osteoporosis have a free pass" made me lmao.
you need to have a real bromance with someone to go past the usual short sentences of things. My two closest guy friends we'll talk about alot of things and things that probably shouldn't be talked about, but we don't "compare" there's discussions about it, but nothing really specific, I think it's like the fear of knowing your friend is bigger than you haha. My friend Chris seemed to be genuinly amazed / annoyed he couldn't beat a story that I told him the other day.