my lemming nature

[asterroc]

If you comment on this post:

1. i’ll respond with something random about you
2. i’ll challenge you to try something
3. i’ll pick a color that i associate with you
4. i’ll tell you something i like about you
5. i’ll tell you my first/clearest memory of you
6. i’ll tell you what animal you remind me of
7. i’ll ask you something i’ve always wanted to ask you
8. feel free to repost to your blog

From amavia.

Comments

[zandperl.livejournal.com]

1. you are from a well-off family
2. try going a day without any music but country.
3. baby blue
4. I like that I cannot tell your age from how you communicate. You are mature and sophisticated.
5. After exchanging a few comments with you on sammka's blog, she pointed out that you're also a "she." OMG I was so embarassed! Assuming you were 15-years-old was closer to the truth. ;) I don't however, recall what we were talking about at the time.
6. a turtle!
7. How did you realize you were gay, and what made you decide to be out about it? (If that's too personal or rude, I'll come up with something else.)

[l0stmyrel1g10n.livejournal.com]

1. meh, i try not to be too obvious about that...i don't want to make people hate me.
2. my mom just got the new Dixie Chicks CD, i think i could manage that.
3. i should dye my hair that color! ^_^
4. thank you! once i was talking to a 30-year-old woman online...i thought she was younger than her age and she thought i was older than mine. heh.
5. damn, i was wrong! i thought you'd remember my hair, or the fact that i was Magenta...and honestly, i don't mind people calling me "he".
6. those are really cute! ^_^
7. in 9th grade my best friend started going out with her best friend, and i realized that i was starting to dislike her girlfriend...upon further examination i realized that this feeling was actually jealousy, and was struck by the shocking thoughts that a) i was in love with my best friend, and b) i might be queer! hehehe. so, i have trouble keeping my secrets...i can keep other people's secrets just fine, but my own always end up getting spilled. so i was dropping hints on my blog and a friend picked up on it, questioned me--in his exact words, "ooh, do you have feelings for her? ;-)" so...yeah. then the girl i had a crush on picked up on the same hints the next day, so i was out to two people...that summer i was kinda semi-out at CTY, in the sense that i wouldn't announce it but i wouldn't deny it. i ended up coming out to my mom when i had a fight with the girl i had a crush on and was crying about it and my mom demanded to know what was wrong and dragged it out of me. coming out to my sisters was rather different and considerably amusing...we were discussing which Harry Potter characters we found attractive, and they were guessing who i liked and they ran through every single possible male character before my little sister guessed Ginny. XD and then...i dunno, i gradually became more comfortable with being "out", realized that there weren't people around me who would hurt me if they knew...at this point i'm all pride-y, i mean i don't dress all in rainbows but i'd march in the Pride Parade if i could.

[zandperl.livejournal.com]

1. I understand. I was better off than most of my high school classmates as well, though nowadays a lot of my friends come from familes much better off than mine. For example, at a wedding this weekend, I got to see my friend's parents' new summer home. They had the fire department burn down their two cottages and build a 3-story, 10-BR, 4-bath mansion in its place. For their summer home. I just kept going in circles in my head saying "I'm never going to own a house like this." It stung b/c I'm actually starting to think about buying a house now, and it's sad to know that the only type actually comfortably within my price range are Ranches, and I'd as soon live in a trailer as a Ranch.
3. I just got some bleach and orange yesterday. I'm still pondering whether to go with streaks or the whole thing.
4. I suspect education makes a bigger difference (and perhaps class).
5. See, I don't know RHPS, so I still haven't put a face on you yet. :-P You aren't the awesome girl who dressed femme on Second Saturday, are you? B/c she rocks. :)
7. Hee, that's a cute story! I like it. :) If you get married and have kids you should tell them. (And hopefully you realize that I mean that as "gay marriage and child-rearing is awesome!" - not "you should become ex-gay and become a breeder!") In grad school I saw a sticker on a classmate's cabinet that read "Straight But Not Narrow" and realized that described me, and I've been doing my little part to push equal rights for all since.

[l0stmyrel1g10n.livejournal.com]

5. hmm...Kai? she dressed as a drag queen...nah, i was wearing cargo pants and a t-shirt on 2nd saturday, which isn't too different from my usual style of dress, then i changed into a black halter and pinstriped miniskirt for the dance. i had short red/pink hair...
7. heh, my mom got me a sticker that said "straight but not narrow"...i asked her to get it for me before i realized i liked girls, and when she got it for me i hadn't yet come out to her so i couldn't explain why i couldn't stick it on anything. heh. and Beans got me a sticker with a rainbow that says "i don't even think straight" which is awesome but i can't really stick that on anything either. and i do like guys so who knows, i might even end up as a breeder...i don't like straight guys, though, i'd have to marry a bi one.

[zandperl.livejournal.com]

Hee, that sounds a bit like rosefox. ^_^ I was sad when I learned she couldn't donate blood b/c of it though. Not that I have in years myself though.