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I'm used to 2D, but I'd give 3D a try. Keep an open mind about things, ya know.

Isn't it funny how a game series can have such an affect on people? And just between you, me, and everyone reading this, I once spent an entire summer doing nothing but play KH2! That was a great summer.

Fellow Undertale fan!

Amen to that, brother! I don't know what I'd do with my life if I didn't have these awesome stories to immerse myself in.

Ain't that the truth. We live in such a fast paced world, that all we really see is the bad. "The economy is down!" "Unemployment rates are up!" "ISIS is attacking again!" It's so easy to get caught up in the negative, and the positive gets washed away. Sometimes you need to stop and smell the roses, and remember who is in charge of it all. I like to unglue myself from my phone when it rains, and just watch the raindrops fall to the ground. I find it soothing and refreshing, but that may be because it rarely rains where I live. Cheers! *clinks cup*

I like Takumi, but only because Taku-chan sounds amazing. *cough cough* my username is a mixture of Takuku and Zumoritoarimoto *cough cough*

So true. The phrase "live and let live" comes to mind. Let them live their personal lives with God as they want to, and we can do the same. It's God's job to handle other people, not ours. All we have to do is pray for them if we feel convicted to do so, and focus on our own relationship with him. And, of course, help others should the need arise. *sips tea* I love earl gray tea.

I don't have the money to buy it, but I saw Jacksepticeye's playthrough of it! I adore Papyrus! He's just a loveable, goofy cinnamon roll!

I've never seen Legend of Korra, even though I loved Avatar: the Last Airbender. I just never got around to it... So, let's see... the new avatar is born. Aang, has sadly passed away, and the world seems to be in its 20's(?). Even though the war with the Fire Nation ended a long time ago, everyone remembers Aang's heroic deeds like it happened yesterday. Because they hold Aang in a high reguard, they hold Korra to that same standard. And she struggles with living in Aang's shadow... Am I close? I tried to give the show some justice since I respect the first series so much.

I love Markimoo!

Why do tough and through not rhyme, but tough and buff do? The English language makes no sense!

My brain just exploded from awesomeness!

Exactly my point! You don't need to go to a certain building or dress a certain way to follow God's will. Buildings and clothes are all outward things, and God doesn't care about the outward things. He cares about what's inside. He seeks those that call out to Him in earnest, and answers their prayers. He mends their broken hearts, and dries their tears because they invited Him to. God loves us so much, and He takes joy in people desperately seeking Him. That's why I do my own personal devotions. I feel like seeking Him out on my own, and Him responding does a world of difference from showing up at a building once a week. Not to put all church goers down, but I've grown more doing my own thing than I did going to church. Why thank you, kind sir! *mixes some honey and lemon into the tea*

Churches nowadays remind me of the Pharisees back in Jesus's time. They put on a show for everyone, dressed in the proper attire, and pretty much paraded all of their good deeds. Jesus got onto them for that, and I think He shakes His head at the people that do this today. It's like they didn't read the New Testament at all. Jesus dined and associated Himself with the people that the Pharisees often looked down on, and spread love to those who needed it most. It fills me with a righteous anger when people go around claiming to do the work of God when they aren't even trying to follow Jesus's example. Church without God is just a place where people worship their own pride. It's rare to have someone who shares our views, so this is really a treat.

Totally, dude. I went to this church once, I won't give the name of it for privacy reasons, and they did everything they could to make me feel unwelcome. I tried to be friendly and sociable, which is really hard for me to do, and they all looked at me like I was a wad of gum under their shoe. I kept trying to figure out what I did wrong, and finally someone told me that I had to wear a dress in order to go to that church. I didn't go back. They obviously cared more about outer appearances than they did about sharing Jesus with any newcomer. That's what I don't like about religion. No offence to anyone who likes religion, this is just my thoughts so please don't take it as fact, but I feel like it's all an outward show. You do all of these good deeds and it's all, "Oh, look at me. I'm such a good Christian." I really get more out of reading the Bible and pursuing God on my own, than I did at many of the churches I've been to. I'm enjoying this conversation. It's nice to have someone who shares the same view on religion.

Heck let's go all out and invite Batman, Professor Stein, and Dexter into this conversation. The sky's the limit! I completely agree with you on the religion thing. No offence to anyone on what I'm about to say. I am just giving my experience at various churches. I have been to so many churches where it feel so, for lack of a better word, fake. The people go there just so they can say "Yes, I go to church! What do you do with your Sunday?" And when the preacher preaches, you can just tell that he wasn't led by the Spirit at all. He's just up there saying stuff that sounds right, and going through the motions. I have absolutely nothing to do with organized religion. I will, however, keep up my own spiritual walk with Him, and continue to delve deeper into my relationship with Him. And I think He appreciates that more than sitting in a building one morning a week just to say, "I've been to church." Again, no offense to anyone who likes church. That's just my take on things.

I try to keep things as simple as possible. I don't like complex things, or drama. They're too much stress, ya know. Or better yet, a conversation with all six! That would be mind blowing! Yeah, I'm pretty short. That's why I need someone taller than me to reach things. I'm not big on religion either. I do, however, believe every word of the Bible to be true, and believe in God. And I'd like someone who shares my view on Christianity.

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What do I look for in a guy? First things first, they have to be a nice guy. Some girls like the bad boys, but they turn me away fast. They also have to have a good sense of humor. Humor is a major point for me. I always liked the guys that could make me laugh. You win major points with me if you can laugh at yourself as well as anything else. You enjoy life better if you can laugh at yourself. Life is too short to be serious about everything. I also like them a bit geeky (like me). I like to talk to someone with someone who likes to discuss the probable outcomes of battles between Edward Elric from FMA and Allen Walker from D. Gray Man. And what a discussion between the Doctor, Sherlock, and Merlin would be like. As far as looks go... it isn't a big deal for me what you look like. I do prefer someone taller than me with a thick head for dark hair. But I'm 4'11" so the tall part of it isn't that hard to meet. And it isn't a big deal if you don't have dark hair. Like I said, it doesn't matter. An absolute must is NO DRAMA! I rarely find guys who like drama, but the ones I do come across remind me of toddlers throwing temper tantrums. I want someone who is down to earth, and has the same urge to avoid any and all drama that I have. Oh! I forgot to mention an important part! They don't have to like church or anything, but I would like someone with a personal relationship with Jesus. I'm sorry, that part is usually implied where I live, so I didn't think to add it.

A kind man with awesome glasses

Off the top of my head in no particular order: Kingdom Hearts series (duh) Phoenix Wright Animal Crossing (Gamecube version since it's the only one I've played) Ib Undertale Super Mario World Luigi's Mansion (both original and Dark Moon) Goat Simulator Guitar Hero Tony Hawk's American Wasteland (it was my first PS2 game) Sims

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