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Kite Runner- One of the best stories I have ever read. I will always remember the line "For you a thousand times over."

I'd rather go blind, because I like sound more than like seeing. It seems weird, but I find more comfort in hearing people rather than seeing them. Sure seeing a person makes me happy, but hearing for me brings something so much more. Imagine you see a person, but they don't talk to you at all ...

Greetings from the Philippines.

Thank you for posting these. I tried looking for pages like this, but could never really find any.

newnar wrote:This doesn't make me happy. At all.

Sorry, just thought it was nice.

This was so awesome I needed to share it. Sorry if someone has already posted this.

Katawa Shoujo is amazing.

Simple and to the point.

Books: Hunger games series by Suzanne Collins, A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness, and Battle of the labyrinth by Rick Riordan. Songs: Baby blue eyes by A Rocket to the Moon, Hum Hallelujah and She's My Winona by Falloutboy. Movies: Pokemon the Movie(The first one), Toy Story 3, and Wall-e. Shows: MLP ...

One of my friends started playing, and I think I got one of my other friends interested in it.

Thanks to a bizarre series of absurd events, yesterday i had the task to explain to a Catholic Nun what is Katawa Shoujo, it was awesome. How did that go? First tings first: The Background. My mother is a catholic and a fierce one at that, she has lots of friends from the church, including a Nun ...

Tomate wrote:Thanks to a bizarre series of absurd events, yesterday i had the task to explain to a Catholic Nun what is Katawa Shoujo, it was awesome.

How did that go?

I've only told my siblings and my close friends how much I like this game. I'm kind off afraid of what other people (e.g friends who are not so close, parents, etc.) will think about me if I tell them about it.

Random searching and Kotaku.

It deserves to be one in my books, and it is getting noticed. I first came across while randomly browsing through the internet then I forgot about it for awhile, then I came across it again on Kotaku when it got released. Also checked the comments and saw positive things being said about it. I think ...

I can't look at anything the same way after playing this. I know it sounds melodramatic, and I admit that it might be, but this game has really given a broader view about the things around me. Katawa Shoujo was more than just game for me, it was a wake up call. It made me question aspects of my life ...