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I thought of this one quite a bit ago but didn't post anything until now. A nice, neat compartmentalized way to put all your feels, thoughts and opinions into one little piece. I'll start to give everyone an idea of what I'm thinking of, and interestingly enough, it won't be about Hanako, just yet. Hey, surprise is always good.

Oh yeah, if anyone wants to write a letter to one of the guys, that's cool too. Whatever gets out your current mood best.



Dear Shicchan,

You really should smile more, it wouldn't hurt. It's okay to let your real feelings show more too, nothing wrong with that. I think it's cute when you smile. You know, deep inside of me, I wish you would get along better with Lilly. It's not good to fight with people you disagree with. Try to find a compromise, or at least be more tolerable. It really sends the wrong idea and pushes people away when you act so stubborn. I know that beneath that, you really do have a good heart, and deep inside, you are a kind person.

Honestly, I wanted to talk about something else. You and Misha seem like such good friends, yet I can feel you both drifting away from each other. That makes me sad. I know that you have trouble getting close to people cause not many know sign language, and that makes me sad too. I don't want you to end up alone. I know how it feels to be alone, to feel like no one listens to you at all or cares about you. After another look at everything you've been through, I really do start to see your best sides. You can be really girly sometimes, that's really cute. Maybe you can do that more often. It's okay to feel nervous sometimes, but most of all, find what moves you and stick with it. Wanting to be a philanthropist is a great dream to have. I wish you well with all your future goals. I love you, in a dear friendly way. Take care of yourself.

Your friend always,

Mikey-kun



Yeah, I decided to use a nickname someone once very dear to me gave me. It just kinda stuck with me after she said it. So yeah, that's it for now. I'll come up with more later, I'm sure. After all, all I really did in high school was write letters to people.

I read "Let the girls die". Guess I'll go to bed now...

I like this idea, although forgive me for not posting mine right away, I'm having trouble conveying my thoughts into words.
I will return with my own soon(ish) hopefully.

No problem, take your time. I'm sure the thread will catch on soon enough.

I'm in the same boat. How do you tell a girl you care about how you feel without sounding whiny and pathetic?


Its kinda like real life.

pandaphil wrote:I'm in the same boat. How do you tell a girl you care about how you feel without sounding whiny and pathetic?

Its kinda like real life.

I'd take feeling pathetic over not saying anything and wondering "what if" later, my friend. After all, shame and embarrassment is only temporary, regret lasts much longer.

SpecimenSix wrote:

pandaphil wrote:I'm in the same boat. How do you tell a girl you care about how you feel without sounding whiny and pathetic?

Its kinda like real life.

I'd take feeling pathetic over not saying anything and wondering "what if" later, my friend. After all, shame and embarrassment is only temporary, regret lasts much longer.

This is one of the wiser things I've read on the internet. And I've read a lot of things on the internet.

Kudos to you, sir. That's really sound advice.

SpecimenSix wrote:

pandaphil wrote:I'm in the same boat. How do you tell a girl you care about how you feel without sounding whiny and pathetic?

Its kinda like real life.

I'd take feeling pathetic over not saying anything and wondering "what if" later, my friend. After all, shame and embarrassment is only temporary, regret lasts much longer.

You're right of course. But there's a difference between confessing to a real girl, and a virtual one.

SpecimenSix wrote:

pandaphil wrote:I'm in the same boat. How do you tell a girl you care about how you feel without sounding whiny and pathetic?

Its kinda like real life.

I'd take feeling pathetic over not saying anything and wondering "what if" later, my friend. After all, shame and embarrassment is only temporary, regret lasts much longer.

If you cannot do anything in the aftermath to improve or otherwise change the situation, don't regret. Laugh it off and move on. Tomorrow is another day.

Try to find a compromise, or at least be more tolerable.

You know, I'm really not sure if you actually meant that. It would kind of fit for Shizune...