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Sidoh:

( I can't figure out how to quote without quoting someone else's quote. D: )

Of course, technology is a good thing. I don't want to resort to the Stone Age, but I'm just trying to see where it's leading.

And.. It seems like the internet is just skyrocketing in terms of popularity. Maybe it is simply convenience, or the easy accessibility, but it still is consuming more and more of people's lives. Is the internet not technology?

Rgr Deuce.

Divorce should be the last resort. Or else people will continually regard it as the first choice, and nothing will ever be accomplished. Except divorcing, that is.

Y'know, here's my view on technology:

It increases how lazy we are.

Basically, technology is developed so humans don't have to do as much work, or can accomplish more work in a less amount of time. So who's to say that in 1000+ year all we do is sit while technology accomplishes everything for us?

I guess it could be along these lines that I dislike MySpace.

I know the feeling.
Well i'm sorry man, I have been thru 2 divorces before being 7 years old but thankfully my current parents have been together for 10 years now. I can't say I know what your going through but I hope everything works out for you guys by this divorce, for the better. Did you really love your Dad?
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Love is something I abandoned long ago, when it comes to dealing with my dad. He's.. Completely irrational. He does things that completely infuriate me, such as yell at my mom or at my EIGHT YEAR OLD sister.

Also, when we've been going through all the stress during this divorce, he's never home and is out fucking some secret lover.

All I know if I ever meet the broad it won't be under happy circumstances.

I don't need to get into details about my father.. But trust me: Because of the divorce I will be separated from him, which is a major +.

And it gets me living in society ( opposed to the boonies of hell ) and I get 5mb/s compared to 28.8k. ;D

So I'm capable of realizing the pros and cons of things.

And uh, I believe Newby has gone through many divorces. ;x

Consists solely of like tweens and animation, but it might entertain you for about a minute. :O


Click on the Chinese Story link, watch the grass sway for a few minutes, then click on ver 2. Ver 3 - ver 5 are just the later parts of the same movie.

http://eportal.guhsd.net/mf147567/

In conclusion:

All old games are > new ones.

For example: Lemmings.  'Nuff said.

Something I made a while back: http://eportal.guhsd.net/mf147567/
Check out the first lemming thing. :o That was like my first flash work ever.

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And thanks.

God damn I keep getting my points across the wrong way.

My parents are more mature than I am, fo sho. I'm ready for the divorce, but I don't support them in general.

And I'm sure that if someone had a divorce 20 years ago it'd be a lot worse than one now.

I support divorce. If your parents aren't happy, let 'em split up. Why should they be forced to be together if they can't stand each other?

You can't predict everything. Saying "forever" is like "never say never".

Yeah, but all couples should be capable of looking into the future enough so they can see any major potential problems. I'll repeat myself: I'm not saying to outlaw divorce, but hopefully society will frown upon it rather than treat it with an aire of nonchalance.

A topic that grows in popularity every day, it seems.

For the first ten to eleven years of my life, I always saw divorce as something that was completely alien and automatically signified incompetence in both the ex-husband and ex-wife, and something that would never-ever happen to my parents.

Well, I was wrong. ;o

It came up with a tone of routine discussion, which scares me. My parents just idley told me about it.. Shouldn't it be taken more seriously, or are they just trying to shield us from the many thoughts and worries that were to pass?

I thought I know, but I guess I don't. I'm sixteen, never been married, never had any children, and going through periods where my opinions are not permanent.

I'd seen it coming for a while, but yet it came as a lot more unsettling than I had expected it to be. Although I truly hate my dad, and going through this divorce will essentially take him partially out of my life, knowing that my parents - the same parents who I thought loved each other eternally - are now splitting up does not make me proud.

Could just be me, but I highly disagree with divorce.

I'm not saying to outlaw it or anything, but.. If you don't see yourself meshing perfectly with the person you're going to marry, please wait it out. It will be worth it in the end. Your children won't be deprived of a parent and you'll be able to hold a level of respect for yourself that says, " Hey, of the all the people that get married, 50% get divorces, and I was able to get through it without resorting to separation. "

Sure, things pop up that may warrant a divorce.. But I think if you really think about why you get married and who you're going to marry, the rate of divorces will drop. If you're a player, go ahead and fuck the living daylight out of someone, but don't marry. Marriage is something that will bind two people's love together for the rest of their lives, in theory. But now there's a divorce option which serves as the 'cancel button'. Why get married then? For the experience?

Which brings up another topic: Gay marriage. Don't support it. I guess marriage seems to be derived from some sort of tradition, and as the tradition goes a male marries a female. Am I against homosexuality? Partially, but that has nothing to do with it. I might be contradicting myself when I say that : Marriage is something that binds two people's love together for eternity, and then: Gay people can't be married. I'm sure two chicks or two dudes could love each other a lot. But keep it private, as the majority of the public won't accept it yet. The male and female were meant for each other, and the only, but very powerful evidence, is sex. Life is born through the male and female, not male and male or female through female.

But technology is growing, and artificial insemination is already a growing science. Who knows what conclusions can be drawn when technology is a factor?


I had to let it out somewhere, so thanks to all who will listen to another teenager's feelings.

I'm sixteen so I'm sure my view will be subject to change before I grad from HS. I'm decently atheletic, but not specified into any sport that it'd help me out anywhere. Science has always been my favored class in school, and for about the last year all my of " What I want to do in college ( I am 100% positive that I'm going to college, probably UCSD ) " have all been different branches of Medical. Physician, Physician's Assistant, etc.

Pays well and seems fun, after getting past the law cases and such. ;[

I use Paint more than I use Photo.. ;o

Although it's relevance with my SN don't really correspond, I kinda like it. Any suggestions I'll take in with heart. :o

The US is not a continent.

Guess the sarcasm was unclear. :o

I said chances were slim. ;(

Luckily they're pretty open to foreigners, so the Norweigia in me might be useful.