Sora, Riku, Kairi, Axel, , Aqua, Mickey and Ventus. Sora's probably going to awaken Ventus, so they'll have their seventh with him, though I keep thinking that it isn't right and there's someone I'm forgetting, but I think Ven will be their seventh. Axel and Kairi are a given, since we know they're training with Yen Sid for the battle with Xehanort in the future, and even though Sora fell to the darkness through naivety, I don't think Yen Sid held it against his ability to fight on their side, so he'll be one of the seven, and Riku of course, since he's a keyblade master now. I'm sure Aqua will find a way out of the Realm of Darkness soon too, and Riku's probably going to go find her.
I found the Frootz Cat to be great, because when you link with it you get a whopping 5x attack, and you can get a Salvation skill to use by leveling up the creature enough. Other than that, I didn't really like the others.
I hate to randomly jump in, but I've been reading all of the posts here, and I found it strange how different my beliefs are. I'm Wiccan, but also polytheistic in the fact that I believe in "gods", but more as spirits than deities. I only pray in front of a candle, and only when I feel like it. I'm not totally committed to it 24/7, but I do believe there is some sort of higher power, being the universe(god). It's almost the same as a Christian, minus the practices, and the fact that, in comparison to people I have met personally, I'm very open about learning as much as I can about people, and other beliefs, and I love all kinds of different practices. Atheism though is probably one of my least favorite beliefs, and I mean no offense to anyone here, it's just that most people I have met are the type of people that, when they exclaim that they're an Atheist, they also like to bash other religions, Christianity the most, and sometimes I think they just hate Christians for believing in something. I don't think you guys on here are like that, though I don't expect anyone who hangs out on the internet would. I'm not sure why that would be the reason, but I actually think it is. On a side note: I dwindled in Buddhism for a good long while, more than a year, and it's one of my favorite Eastern beliefs.
I stopped here, I dislike this idea personally, because I think "gentleman" style is really lame.
Well, I dated a guy for about six months, and just broke up with him a few weeks ago. I didn't feel attracted to him, and my heart was rather aloof in the relationship in general. I tried so hard to love him, because I could look in his eyes and tell he loved me. He never told me though, and I think it's because he knew I wouldn't respond the same way, and it was hard on the both of us. My big regret is that I let it drag on for six months. I shouldn't have, and it was wrong of me to do so, I was just hoping that I would feel something, because he was amazing, and a great boyfriend, and he really cared about me, something that I've rarely found in any relationship. the problem was just that nothing was there on my part, and it was making me miserable.
Update: She apologized to me.
To me, yelling just seems like a lazy way to teach when you can't do it properly.
I would like to see Locke, just because he's always been one of my favorite Final Fantasy characters. Him, or even Sabin, or Cyan. I love their characters, and think some funny storylines could be made of Cyan and Donald comparing speech, and Sora calling Locke a thief, and maybe Sabin teaching Riku some attacks.
I have no problem with the younger population, haha. But like you said, it's disappointing. Older men liking the ponies too much is just weird to me, idk
Well, a huge part of me moved on to girls, I like girls, they're sweeter, I can take care of them, I can protect and be there for them, I'm mainly talking about an ex-girlfriend here, but I really loved her, but more of an affectionate type love, not the type like, "I saw her and my heart started racing and I could just stand rooted to the spot forever because she just looked at me" type head-over-heels love. But as I said, I don't want to rule out the male species entirely. This isn't the first time I've been hurt, I've been hurt in worse ways by guys, but this was the most painful to me, everything else was easy to get over, but with Chris, I still question why he did what he did, because he just seemed to change in the course of six weeks, and it broke my heart, and I can't understand, nor can I understand why it hurt me so much, when other things haven't. I just want to be able to like people again. I'm tired of walking around scowling at a guy because he's attractive, or disliking a guy automatically if he has a nice voice. I want to get over this situation, but I'm unsure of good ways to do so.
Did you get a new teacher in the course of a year?
But it's a high school class. it's not difficult to control high school kids. I'm in-training to be an English teacher, and even throughout my high school years, I was one of those students that was always in the background, watching and observing, that may be creepy, but oh well. Anyway, every single person has their own personality, and you have to take that into account, as well as individual attitude, and depending on the majority of your class, you can deduce how to keep them under control.
I would like to join, if I can. I'm a girl, does that matter?
A lot of times vegetarians order things at restaurants with the meat taken off of it, or cooked without it.
Doesn't matter, and it's not my sister's fault, she's a very shy, quiet person. Either way, she doesn't need to be yelling and screaming at her class. I volunteered at a day care over last summer, and that was difficult, and all of the kids were a bunch of little *******s, but there would have been no reason for me to yell and scream at them. That's just bad personal discipline. Well, I graduated awhile ago, so it doesn't even matter. I'm an adult, she's an adult, and I'm speaking to her like an adult. Sometimes you just have to say what's on your mind, though I'm anxious anyway, and I just want her to reply, though if she's really mature about it, she won't. She's obsessed with anime though, so I'm sure there won't be a long line of maturity there.
I'm going to be killed by an old teacher.
I never liked Riku, but after 3DS, he was my favorite. I liked how he fought against the darkness in his heart, not only for himself, but for Sora too, and he saved Sora's life when he was naive and fell to the darkness.
I don't understand bronies. Mostly because the majority of them are a bunch of grown ass men.
"According to my sister, you were always yelling and screaming at her class because the students in there were tough to deal with, and you even screamed at me once, and I'm still not sure why. My sister came home crying sometimes about you yelling at her class, and that's the majority of what made me bitter toward you. Maybe I'm wrong, please tell me she was just being dramatic, because I don't like it when I dislike someone without speaking to them about it first. I'm sorry, but I just don't think yelling is a good way to teach anyone, and I would say this directly to you, but I don't go to that school anymore." What did I just do?
I've just, there was a guy, back when I was in high school, and the moment I saw him, I felt a strange connection, but also the feeling that I needed to help him with something, but I didn't know what really. I couldn't even stand him, he was obnoxious, and snotty, stubborn, rude, and worst, cruel. Then I saw another side of him as I got to know him more through choir, and he was actually really troubled with stuff, he had no father, and his mother was nice, but she wasn't sensitive toward him as a person, or a son, and I could feel how sad he was, but as I got to know him more and more, and he turned really cool in my eyes, and I thought he could actually be a good person. One night I invited him to my dad's house, and he kissed me out of nowhere and said that he'd wanted to do that for a really long time. I told him that I thought he was really cool. It was terrible, and awkward and adorable the way he kissed me, and I was mostly amused at first, then I was charmed, then after weeks, and more goings-on between us, I started to fall for him. He was probably the first boy I ever fell in love with. I've been with people, but I've never loved anyone like I loved him. I just wanted to be with him, but protect him at the same time, and he made me so happy to be around. Over the summer we pretty much had a summer fling type relationship, and it's still, looking back on it, one of the best summers of my life. School started and things changed. He still kissed me, he still stayed with me, but he... he was different, more aloof, he didn't speak to me anymore, unless he just wanted to make a crude crack about my breasts or body, and it hurt, it hurt really bad. He broke up with me, and I'm ashamed to say that I waited until he broke up with me out of nowhere to tell him how I felt about him, and how happy the summer made me. After that, we didn't speak for weeks, then before a choir concert, where I had to sing a duet with him, he told me I looked sad, and kissed me for the first time since we'd been together. I asked him what that meant, and he told me that I looked sad and he did it to cheer me up. After that I became so happy, thinking he must be wanting to get back together with me. We sang, and it was great, and I tried to talk to him after the concert, and he just, he kissed me again, and then crushed my heart into tiny mashed gumps, saying that he wasn't interested in me, or dating me again, then he kissed me again. I started crying and backed away from him, and all he could say was, "What's wrong?" as if he was completely oblivious. I let him do this to me for far too long before I forced myself to stay away from him after he asked me all the time to just come over and have sex with him, and it just hurt me, and destroyed me on the inside. Every time he would kiss me, I would think, oh god, he must still care about me. He didn't though, and then he started dating this girl Maddi, and just, that was it. I couldn't be near him, or see him, or even be in choir anymore because of him. I asked him, months later, why he did what he did to me, and he told me, "I wanted to know if I could hurt someone." My heart is still hurting, not over him, but over this situation, because, I just... I've never been able to be affectionate toward a guy ever again after that. I need help, and I don't know how to fix it, or stop being scarred by the situation. Did anyone read my story? In the writer's nook? I wrote that short story about the exact situation where he started dating Maddi. I'm over that now, but it really shows how in love with him I was, and he hurt me so badly, and I don't know how to get over it. How would I? Where should I start? I'm so tired of being closed-minded when it comes to males. I don't want to be, it's just not the first time a stupid boy has hurt me, but it was the most horrifying, and painful.
