It’s like a burnt or charcoal grey, so just dark enough to wonder if it’s considered black yet.

Jet black sneakers. I’m not goth or emo but was feeling all black today (light black tanktop, black plaid shirt which is around my waist, black jeans, and black sneakers, with only a white temple garment bra/panties) because I had to help someone test some cinema technology in a dark environment.

Believe me, if there was something I could do to help, I’d do double that effort. I’d go so far as to say if I encountered you on my streets, I’d introduce you to a few good people.

I can kind of relate, though not in ways I think of every day. Maybe I don’t reflect in the same way. I do agree it’s demotivating a lot of people you and I might see everyday don’t have a very significant-other-oriented nature. You’ll make a lovely boyfriend.

What are you looking for in a GF though? Do they have to be able to do certain things? Be a certain culture? Of a certain kind? A certain sexuality? Would being asexual be a deal breaker?

The last time someone mentioned what they want to embody, I was like “yeah I’ll be your girl” before them pushing me away after the first hour.

It’s so hard to choose. I think I’d choose the episode where Polly and Lucille became singers. I remember at one point reflecting fondly on how they got actual musical talent for the episode, which a TV show like that doesn’t have to do. Saban really gave the show their dedication.

Holy anchovy, you too?

I expected myself to be the only answerer for that.

Shrews, manatees, and swiftlets.

Fish and chips.

I wouldn’t say I “appreciate” it as it leans towards being subjective, but I’d say it seems to make more sense for alcohol to be refused. What goes on in a person’s mind when they’re using the world’s oldest form of psychiatry to reduce their faculties which are themselves implied to be the issue as a response to the weight of life?

How so?

Why not take in many sources and then average out what you hear?

I get adequate sleep. A society that doesn’t let you is a society that is trying too hard.