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I am introspective, self-deprecating, and slightly odd
OkashiiKitsune
41 / f / straight / Seeing Someone
Commerce City, Colorado, United States
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Wibble
I am sorely tempted to change every word in my profile to "wibble".
If it doesn't annoy everyone, it should at least be good for
getting out of the British Army as long as I remember to stick a
couple of pencils up my nose and put underpants on my head. It
worked for Captain Blackadder, didn't it? (Um, no, actually, it
didn't, but it still sounds good.)
I am flattered that some people find me to be interesting (at least in words on the screen), but for the love of Pete and his cheap rice wine do not e-mail me with what amounts to a demand to tell you more about me. Unless, of course, you want me to turn into a sarcastic growling bitch. What I put on my profile and in this public journal is all I choose to share, unless asked politely by someone capable of correctly stringing together a sentence. Do not tell me to IM you on Yahoo. I am not interested in any kind of relationship with you. If you cannot take the hint when I mention this politely after telling me your hopes and aspirations for a relationship, then I will not be held liable for the emergence of my alter-ego, a veritable verbal virago (Ooooh, look, alliteration!). In short: I do not like being told to do things. This does not apply to the work environment - hey, we all gotta do what we can to get by. But I feel I was being adequately polite just by answering without unleashing a torrent of words not suited for polite company.
I mean, it does take courage to e-mail someone out of the blue and start a conversation - I'm not knocking that, and more power to you for trying. But get over yourself at the same time.
That being said, I'm not really that evil of a female canine; I enjoy conversation. You know, verbal give & take, respectful of each other's limits, free from overt neediness and demanding tones.
Ok, glad to have gotten that off my chest. Toodle-pip.
I am flattered that some people find me to be interesting (at least in words on the screen), but for the love of Pete and his cheap rice wine do not e-mail me with what amounts to a demand to tell you more about me. Unless, of course, you want me to turn into a sarcastic growling bitch. What I put on my profile and in this public journal is all I choose to share, unless asked politely by someone capable of correctly stringing together a sentence. Do not tell me to IM you on Yahoo. I am not interested in any kind of relationship with you. If you cannot take the hint when I mention this politely after telling me your hopes and aspirations for a relationship, then I will not be held liable for the emergence of my alter-ego, a veritable verbal virago (Ooooh, look, alliteration!). In short: I do not like being told to do things. This does not apply to the work environment - hey, we all gotta do what we can to get by. But I feel I was being adequately polite just by answering without unleashing a torrent of words not suited for polite company.
I mean, it does take courage to e-mail someone out of the blue and start a conversation - I'm not knocking that, and more power to you for trying. But get over yourself at the same time.
That being said, I'm not really that evil of a female canine; I enjoy conversation. You know, verbal give & take, respectful of each other's limits, free from overt neediness and demanding tones.
Ok, glad to have gotten that off my chest. Toodle-pip.
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