Any demigods on right now?
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Thread Topic: Any demigods on right now?
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D''''':
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Im all alone~ theres no one here besides me~
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I here :P.
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Hi Doa. :D some1 to talk to finally. Did you makt the next part of the cursed 1 yet?
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No, I'm working on ending it. It's pretty long, well, on my iPod it seems pretty long XD.
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Sorry I left I had to eat dinner. Wassup?
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The sky :P.
But I'm watching the opening Olympics thingy. Wbu? -
Sitting boredly in my room, hating my dad, and wishing that I was Maxie's sister in real life and not related to the evil thing that is my father.
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Why do you hate your dad?
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Brb
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Mmk.
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So he is annoyingly happy which I wouldn't mind if he didn't force it on me. He tries to control my life. Like, he is forcing me into cooking because he loves cooking. He forces me into gardening because he loves gardening. He makes me read stupid books because he loves stupid books. He makes me do stuff I don't want to and expects me to enjoy it. And he controls every string. He wants me to bake a mac and cheese cassarole thingy and I asked if I could make ice cream since the whole point is to get me cooking in the kitchen. He downright refused and is making me make this thing. I usually deal with it, but its driving me INSANE!!!!! He even takes me on nature walks because apparently I have to love nature. AGH!!!
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My dad is the complete opposite of that. Well, for one thing, the only thing he can cook is spegghetti. And my health teacher was talking about how girls can get anything they want by asking their dads. And I said "Not me." and he said, "I bet you can, Megan." and I said "No, I can't. But my little sister can." And it's true. Me and my dad have a respect for each other and we only interact when we're watching tv. And he usually says "You wanna watch South Park?" and I say "Sure." and that like our conversation for the day :P.
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Lucky. :P
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Haha yeah I guess. But he's not really in my life....
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