I can get annoyed by people in-game, but I find that's not really the case on the forum. That you find yourself annoying I think is a bit of an accomplishment though.
rood
Play nice children.
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unsobersided
You really think I'm a bully?
"no u"
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Member
You're too up close and personal. I don't know how to deal with a person like you when off 4chan.
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Who is this 4chan?
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a memer of epic proportions
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Guys pls don't get into clam's safe space okay ?
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New Taric looks like Garen with a vig
(loud warning)
https://www.facebook.com/LeagueOfLeg...9341908765011/Edited: April 12, 2016
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It's not even the aggro decks that bother me, even while running decks with an 80% win rate (sup pre-nerf patron). I just end up being burned out and bored around 5 and basicly quit playing. I just can't find the motivation to push further then this. Might have to do with me being an arena player and i enjoy the excitement of not knowing what to expect, while ladder is very predictable. That being said, when I ladder I usually also play control (reno lock/ wallet warrior), that may be part of the reason why it burns me out, since those fatigue games are pretty boring and anti fun.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DfmDuOxcN8
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Well butter my butt and call me a biscuit, this guy's got them memes on.
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Forum Veteran
I really want to play Vanilla WoW.
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Finnished my essay about Romania pretty quickly, Radvo, your country has alot of amazing stuff, I liked doing it :P
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One advice;
Try to make your own deck (you can still follow the meta) - Probably like this you might find some fun while playing the game. The "burden" that you're suffering I feel it completely. The game lacks that "clique" to force a person to go through the ladder. Games become really predictable.
Everyone says that. Then the hard grinding begins (with the long travel times) and only 10% of those players remain.
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Lmao, chill out guys. Stop getting triggered every time someone says something you don't like. I wonder who's the bigger autist magaginho. You're always mad bro.
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I rather look like a person that is always mad (when I'm really not and I laughed at this - It's called having values and having a strong personality) than being extremely insecure about the gender that I am today.
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So guys, quick advice needed. It's a long post and it's about relationships. Mid-November last year I met this very hot, smart and funny girl from my university class. We dated for nearly three months and I fell in love with her somewhere around the first month. She was just amazing, she was totally different and so much better than your average girl in every way imaginable - blew my mind right away. Things were going like a whirlwind and although we had many hardships, including her cheating on her 5-year relationship with me, I felt like she was different and that I had finally met someone with whom I can live my life to the fullest. Although people told me right from the start that things don't look well for me.
Well, she was different, indeed... She turned out to be very religious, believes in rebirth, energy fields and whatnot, is a strict vegetarian and is the type of person who is unwilling to compromise her own prospects for the sake of a relationship. Without even trying, she told me she just doesn't feel we vibrate on the same level and that I even pull her down in some ways. So to say, we're not meant to be together, as I am not "her guy". She thought of me as "primitive" and of our dating (she didn't call it a relationship) as something "really nice, but without future". So after sticking with me for another month and something, because "the sex is just too good", she finally broke up with me.
At first I fell into despair. I wanted to repair things, if not towards a relationship, then at least towards a friendship. But she started pushing me away. I couldn't pull away from her, so I became obsessed, even toxic. Now she avoids me, thinking very low of me, which pulled me down into a depression, from which I'm slowly recovering. When she goes out with our friends, nobody calls me. When I go out with them, she doesn't come.
I spoke with many people since then and shared my pain. A lot of them supported her at first, saying "well, she doesn't owe you anything", until I started quoting her on things she had told me - "there's one thing that really makes me think twice about us and that's the sex", "I don't try because I can see clearly that it's not going to work out", "this is more than just a belief for me, it's my philosophy of life and you don't fit in it", "some day I may meet the one, who I will fall in love with and give my all, but it is not you", "you see how pretty the world is when you follow this philosophy? too bad you don't believe in it". Then they would turn and tell me "wow, man, how could you bear with a relationship like this? why did you allow yourself to get treated like that?".
I realize now that the entire time we were together, regardless of how good I felt with her, she was using me and disrespecting me. People kept repeating it, but I didn't listen back then because I was just so in love and I held such high hopes for us. She liked me, and she really liked having sex with me, she liked my kisses and my touch, but that was it. She never really appreciated me any further than that. We didn't even go official and we were acting like buddies when going out with our friends. Some people tell me she probably did that because she felt ashamed of me, being a downgrade from her fit, rich, well-settled ex boyfriend. Some people tell me that I never should've allowed someone to treat me the way she treated me and that I shouldn't have devoted myself entirely to her, to the point of handing my entire self-respect to her on a silver platter... which she threw on the ground.
I see now that I've been absolutely blind from love to see just how bad this relationship was for me. It drained me emotionally because I was giving all of myself to her without receiving anything in return - we went out whenever she wanted, did whatever she agreed with, spoke whenever she felt like it. I was like a puppet for her, a toy which she used for fun after her long and boring 5-year relationship. But still I wonder - is she really a person that I should try to keep in my life, a dreamer-child living in a colorful world, seeing things the way other people can't see, or is she just a total nutjob and a ***** and I should feel grateful for things working out the way they did before it was too late?
If she really is so bad, then why did I feel so good with her? She felt so different from all the previous relationships I've been in... A month ago I could say that I'm the one who knew her best and understood her. She acknowledged that too. Now I have no idea why she acted like that towards me and I really don't think I've known her true self while we were together...
tl;dr - should I try to fix things so we can be friends like we were in the beginning, or should I completely disregard her and realize just how big of a fool I've been?Edited: April 13, 2016
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It's the perfect thread, man.
I just really wanna know whether I've been a complete blind fool and I should cut her from my mind or I've been a complete ***** and I should try and fix things.
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