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What fond memory can you remember that left a lasting effect on you?

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I'm starting this topic for people to share something, or things, that they will not forget. Positive things though, and whether or not they've outwardly changed you doesn't matter, so long as you remember.

 

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For me it was a few years ago, my cousin came over. I forget why exactly, but it must have been for some sort of event or party or holiday. He's older than me by a few months, so as the kids of the group at the time, we went upstairs to my room to use the computer. I watched on my bed as he did something (I'm sure he was setting up a game or something, but that part's unclear) to which I noticed my Club Penguin game for my DSLite. I hid it under my pillow real quick so he wouldn't see.

 

Later, I'm assuming when we got bored of the computer he eventually knocked off the pillow and found the game. I was embarrassed in my head but didn't show it, and he said, "Oh, cool, club penguin!" I was shocked, being the cool, athletic, kid that he was and is, would think of an Internet game like Club Penguin to be uncool and stupid. Being my usual self I laughed it off and said, if out of relief, "I was afraid you'd think that game was stupid." - And this is the part that I'll never forget. - To which he shrugged, and replied, "Who cares about what anybody thinks?"

 

I don't know why I still remember that. I'm sure he's long forgotten. But it's had a long-term effect on me that, whenever I cosplay, or wear Lolita, or act my usual stupidly spontaneous self, I think of him. Not as he is now, which is still a really good kid, but when we were younger, in that prepubescent voice that was once his.

 

It makes me smile every time I remember that.

 

Posted Image, I know.

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Which brings me to this post. I got to thinkin' that, and I got curious about others' (namely, y'all) and what your experiences are with this. I think it would be nice to read something sweet and positive for a change. Post any fond memory or any nice thing that's clung to you til this day, AS LONG AS it's optimistic.

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...joining Kh13

 

believe me

 

You dont know how much of a  'fond' memory it was

I have a strange memory from when I was young.  I was with a youth leader during a summer camp sort of thing, but she was a family friend so I already knew her well.  We were all sitting in a room and she was giving one of those typical sort of lessons about being a good person blah blah blah.  But there was something she did say that stuck to me.  I do not remember at all how she phrased it or why it had made such an impact on me but it stayed with me the same: I should always keep promises I make to others.  And I've done that ever since then.

 

Also, it kind of reminds me of the scene in BBS where Aqua tells Sora he should protect his friends.  I feel like to Sora that was one of those moments that stayed with him for years to come even if that memory has faded with time.

Well mine was 3 years ago when I met my absolute best friends. I was new to the school and didn't have many friends, nor did I want to (I'm a very reclusive individual xD). One day after winter break I was saying to someone how I played a game where a kid with a key weapon fought these shadow blobs and another person said "Are you talking about KH?" We never shut up after that and became great friends...later that day I met my 2nd best friend who my 1st best friend introduced to me. We all talked about the game and got to know each other very well. Later that day (again) I met my 3rd best friend in study hall talking about handmade bracelets. Everyday the 2nd half of the year we would bring in our PSPs and play BbS. All lunch period. It was the best time ever...and probably my favorite memory ^^

 

I learned how to make a good friend. And about the bond people share that carries on through the years....how much they help you grow. I am forever grateful to them for that.

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I'm starting this topic for people to share something, or things, that they will not forget. Positive things though, and whether or not they've outwardly changed you doesn't matter, so long as you remember.

 

--

 

For me it was a few years ago, my cousin came over. I forget why exactly, but it must have been for some sort of event or party or holiday. He's older than me by a few months, so as the kids of the group at the time, we went upstairs to my room to use the computer. I watched on my bed as he did something (I'm sure he was setting up a game or something, but that part's unclear) to which I noticed my Club Penguin game for my DSLite. I hid it under my pillow real quick so he wouldn't see.

 

Later, I'm assuming when we got bored of the computer he eventually knocked off the pillow and found the game. I was embarrassed in my head but didn't show it, and he said, "Oh, cool, club penguin!" I was shocked, being the cool, athletic, kid that he was and is, would think of an Internet game like Club Penguin to be uncool and stupid. Being my usual self I laughed it off and said, if out of relief, "I was afraid you'd think that game was stupid." - And this is the part that I'll never forget. - To which he shrugged, and replied, "Who cares about what anybody thinks?"

 

I don't know why I still remember that. I'm sure he's long forgotten. But it's had a long-term effect on me that, whenever I cosplay, or wear Lolita, or act my usual stupidly spontaneous self, I think of him. Not as he is now, which is still a really good kid, but when we were younger, in that prepubescent voice that was once his.

 

It makes me smile every time I remember that.

 

Posted Image, I know.

--

 

 

Which brings me to this post. I got to thinkin' that, and I got curious about others' (namely, y'all) and what your experiences are with this. I think it would be nice to read something sweet and positive for a change. Post any fond memory or any nice thing that's clung to you til this day, AS LONG AS it's optimistic.

That Club Penguin game

Was it

Elite Penguin Force?

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That Club Penguin gameWas itElite Penguin Force?

Ohhhh yeah, that's the one. I think.

I can only remember depressing or mentally traumatizing memories. 

I have no real fond memorys just ones that were painful...Like when I jumped in a fire...

I'm so stupid

This is going to be lame..xD.

For me, it was definitely watching a Disney movie marathon one day. I started thinking to myself, "I loved this stuff as a kid,"

Much later after that day, I began to speak with my friends and we discussed how nostalgic and happy we felt when watching Disney films and other animated shows and movies. It was all those simple things that really left us having a good childhood.  I thought that one day, I'd like to make others feel the same happiness my friends and I did. To make others laugh, and leave them with fond memories.

 

Because of that I was inspired to draw everyday. So that I would be able to create cartoons of my own.

For me it would probably be the summer of 2012, when I was really active on KH13. I made a lot of friends on this forum (most of whom have left the site but we still talk on Skype or Tumblr) just by being myself. I wasn't sure why people liked me at first, maybe it had something to do with me being a moderator back then but anyway, I was pretty self-doubting and self-hating (I still kind of am) of myself but they made me really appreciate qualities about myself I never knew I had or overlooked. That I'm intelligent, loyal and worth something. That people are lucky to have me in their lives. I've changed a lot since then and I owe a lot to them for those experiences, conversations and the lessons I learned.

Looking at Riku on the KH1 box art late last year and having a serious crush on him ever since. xD

 

 

 

Oh and also 2004 and all my memories of my old pokemon forum: The secret Pikachu hangout!!!!.

 

Yep.

 

:3

Probably the first day of school in 5th grade.

I'd been in the city I am still living in for two years then.

It was a new school and I personally didn't know AAANNNYYYOOONNNEEE

We had stairs in this school and stuff.

As I was walking up the stairs, I looked up and saw someone.

She was like "Neko?" No way I'm telling you guys my name

I had NO CLUE who she was.

It was actually my best friend Victoria.

I stayed by her side that entire day and didn't know who it was until the next week o-o

Freshman year of High School. First year of School in Texas. I had just moved during the Summer and had no friends.

 

Second day. Literally, day two. I was eat at the corner of the stage (The cafeteria doubled as the auditorium...at least until we moved to the new high school two years later) and was pretty alone.

 

Much to my surprise, some guy comes over, and I'll try to put exactly what he said.

 

"Hey, wanna come have lunch with us?""No thanks...""Well, either you come to us or we'll come to you."

 

Me going wtfbbq, I nodded. Then he picks up my stuff and I head over.

 

I made around 5 friends there, two of which I am still in contact with.

 

 

Another one was when I met this girl named Ashley, and five years later she's the closest thing to a sister I'll ever get.

My earliest memory that I can recall is going to see Beauty and the Beast in theaters, which I can safely say has had the longest of effects on me.

My mom's comment on Riku being a Watch Doll yesterday, thats something I don't think i'll ever forget for the rest of my life. xD It really does show how incredably awesome my mom is ^w^ I'm really thankful to have her in my life. :)

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