syn3sth3sia replied to your post: This may be the best license ...
what does the “e” stand for? is it something heinous? i hope not for your sake.
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syn3sth3sia replied to your post: This may be the best license ...
what does the “e” stand for? is it something heinous? i hope not for your sake.
Edward
syn3sth3sia replied to your post: Okay I’m really upset because my lactose...
mine did too! i think i recall my gastroenterologist mentioning that sometimes you may develop different gastrointestinal issues that you never had any signs of prior as you get older. :/ have you tried the lactaid pills?
ok good so this is at lest semi-normal.
i haven't done anything for it i haven't even talked to my doctor at all. i just limit dairy in my diet. but i used to be able to eat ice cream and other stuff but now i can't have dairy AT ALL.
syn3sth3sia replied to your photo: Ice cream while waiting for my train? Hell yeah.
is that…a sprinklers popsicle? if it is, i am crazy jelly.
It's like those strawberry shortcake ice cream pops, but birthday cake!
O. :)
O: Do you believe in the phrase, "Age is just a number?" Why or why not?
I do NOT believe that "age is just a number." Age comes with a generational gap, which comes with a gap of experience. It also comes with having to deal with things out of turn, e.g. dealing with the failing health of a loved one while you're in your twenties, or attempting to keep up with a lively 25 year old in your fifties. It may not be apparent right away, but when you're 25 and your boyfriend is 45, when you're 50, he'll be 70. If the age gap is bigger? I have a friend in her twenties who is dating a man in his forties. She's having to deal with his failing health. She's paying his bills. It's really not easy for them, and it seems to be a pretty good summation of a cross-generational relationship.
Do I think you can control who you love? No. Do I think that even the most loving relationship can be incredibly impractical when there's a large age discrepancy? Yes. I'm not saying that everyone that's in a cross-generational relationship is stupid, or that it's not something they can handle. What I'm saying is that Age is, and will always be, a factor in those kinds of relationships. Age will never be "just a number."
Lilac, please. :)
Lilac: What is your dream vacation?
i would love to be able to go to England with some friends and just spend a week sight seeing and drinking tea.
llama! :)
Llama: Do you have funny habits? If yes, which?
I'm addicted to chap stick... that's about it, I think! :-)
14! :)
Fourteen - What do you think about when you are falling asleep?
i honestly think about the most random things. sometimes i make lists of things i have to do the next day, sometimes i think about a specific thing that happened that day or something that i hope will happen the next day, or something just completely random and weird that has no relevance to my life at all