IAintTheOne said:

oh lawd...i can just imagine you runnin after mickey mouse, giving 'im shit...

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

muaaaaahahahahahaha...

I still feel like a kid. I'm responsible and all but I'm glad I maintain childlike qualities. I never want to lose that. (no I don't still poop in my pants or wear diapers.)

With me I think it's been a gradual thing. My mom's death made me feel more like a child but then my dad moved to Mexico and that really changed me. I was all alone.

I think it might have finally happened when I got an Ikea catalogue and found myself SUPER excited about floor tile.....yep, I'm all grown up.


M

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

that shit was funny

onenitealone said:

Kook Mansions! can I come too?

Mach said:

'Cause it's true!!


Hi Mach!!!!!



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MIGUELGOMEZ said:

hello beautiful

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

Awww lawd. I hope MM turns around and beats the hell outta Steve.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

fragile said:

Building the West Wing as we speak. Always room for you.


This weekend we catch up, missy.

Romera said:

i want pictures!!!

onenitealone said:

I miss you hon

please say hi to all the girls from me

& HE GROWNS UP & HE GROWNS UP & HE GROWNS UP!!!









I would never eat here...

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

I do, too! Steve actin' like one of Bebe's kids....jumpin' all on Mickey Mouse's back n' shit...

Romera said:

...kickin goofy in the ass...

fragile said:

I will.

And I miss you too, hun.

CalhounSq said:

God - he's so young in that!

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

i grew up when my father passed away....

missfee said:

i grew up at 30-don't know why it took me so long. When i had to cut off some of the people around me who just wanted stay the same. there were things i wanted to do in my life and they were holding me back.

brownsugar said:

Mach said:

You have my answers right there.

...well, besides becoming "the woman I intend to be."

I am young at heart really. Inside I still feel like a teen, even though the outside is taking me in the opposite direction. In the ways that count, I'm grown but really thrive on my young spirit.

In a larger sense, there is one person here who specifically revealed to me my role in this life. Since that revelation, I wrote about my life experience and that transformed the person I am in some very amazing ways. That led to an act of forgiveness and healing. Then there is the death of my cousin which is galvanizing me in the most amazing way towards the work I know I am meant to do. The last year and a half has been the biggest growth for me in my life and I am truly becoming righteous....

when my wife experienced her first miscarriage...and having to comfort her

IAintTheOne said:

2 weeks!!

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

Craving appliances is a sure sign that you have grown up

When my Dad died I felt something so strong, sonething clicked in me. I knew from now on I had to look after myself and that i could do it, too. That I would never let anyone get the better of me or walk all over me, because I was stronger than them. It just made me feel strong, because I had to be. And not months or years after it, right at them time. I had been 16 for a week.

All the other stuff, the little things that I tought people might say, you know, the paying the bills, earning, I had dealt with all that for years so it wasnt an issue. In that sense Ive felt the same for years. And Ive never felt any more of a grown up than I did when I was 16, and I honestly dont think anything else will affect me in a way that will change me again. Sounds Naive, but the fact is I know I can deal with it. So Im not worried.

I think I grew up way too fast. My whole life I was considered mature for my age. In many ways, I started considering my life none of my parent's business when I was about 14. I stood up to my father for the first time then too. And I 'won'. As of then I didn't give them my report cards anymore as I decided it wasn't any of their business. (I was an honor student, though, mind you.)
I moved out on my own at 18 and was completely financially responsible for myself at age 19. (In fact, to this day, I loan my parents money from time to time, and that started at about age 22...)
But I don't think I've ever had a defining 'wow! now I'm all gown up!' moment. I think cause I keep growing. Year after year. I can't imagine not.