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WARNING: Contains strong language There are certain words I don't like. They bother me in my head and make me feel weird inside. Pet names: Baby/Babe - I don't like being called this or calling someone this. I'm not a baby. I'm a girl. I think this pet name sounds cheap and dumb and it kinda makes me cringe when I heart it. Princess - I'm not a princess. I don't want to be treated like a princess. I wanna be treated like a girl that someone loves. I don't wanna be put on a pedestal. I'd rather be equals. (Conditional) Sweetie/Sweetheart - I don't mind being called this lovingly. That's fine. But when you call me this to undermine me it b

As a human being (though I still have much to learn) I've gone through, witnessed, and been a maker of different types of sadness and disappointments. Being sad can mean a million of little different things. It's a wide spectrum, pulling at a variety of emotional strings in your head. The Sadness of "Lovelornity" -- A sweet yet sour feeling in your chest of longingly wanting/needing someone to who you've attached your heart to. Though popular in teenagers, it is a feeling shown in a widespread variety of ages. Typical "puppy love". Tethered to this feeling can be ideas of your love and someone else together, the person you love cheating on y

I was thinking today and I realized that if I had never fallen in love with Lord of the Rings I would be a very different person today. Because of these fantastic books and movies my life was changed in so many wonderful ways. If I had never fallen in love with the story I would have never started writing fan fiction. I would have never rekindled my passion for writing. I would have never become a better poet. I would have never found my love for great and wonderful instrumental music and my love for composers. I would have never met my friend Daphne. I would have never gotten close to a person who is now one of my closest friends. Thr