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[changeling]

Okay, I'm on skip 200, and not back to the beginning. There will be no full friends catchup this night. Time to go to bed.

Wednesday's my most insanely long day--starting at 7 and going through until about 9pm. I had work, a meeting in regards to Visible Ink (the first year anthology publication, to put it simply), Industry Overview, then fencing. My muscles are all sore-like, but it's a virtuous soreness.

Today we learnt how to walk. And how to lunge. It's harder than you'd think. I'm not so much looking forward to future lessons, because then we'll have to be able to parry and so forth, and I'm just not sure my brain can think that fast.

Also, in RPish stuff, people don't seem to understand when John says "Asshole" in an affectionate manner. Or when he's in fact gently taking the mickey out of someone. He sounds like he's being abusive, but that's not how he sees it.

Arghisocannotkeepupwith BTX. Way too many people. It's blowing my brain.

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[billradish.livejournal.com]

Also, in RPish stuff, people don't seem to understand when John says "Asshole" in an affectionate manner. Or when he's in fact gently taking the mickey out of someone. He sounds like he's being abusive, but that's not how he sees it.

I have that problem in RL, sometimes. I have to be careful with it, but my dad often resorts to insults as terms of affection, so it's difficult, as it's my initial impulse. >_>

[delirieuse.livejournal.com]

*nods* It really doesn't help that on journals, no one can hear you scream hear your tone of voice.

[billradish.livejournal.com]

Very true. Unless I really know someone, I won't use anything harsher than "dork" affectionately. Really good friends might get called "bitch" on occasion.

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Ahh...the perks of friendship.

[delirieuse.livejournal.com]

TELL me about it. I really have to modulate my speech quite strongly for those who don't know me well.