IceRose93

Time is indeed a funny thing. During all this year, I changed, every single day. I can barely remember waking up feeling the same as the day before. Now I feel a little bit more stable. The whole "euphoria" has gone away (and sincerely, I have no idea from where that came from; maybe from the OCD.) and I am calm for the first time this year. I am almost bored, really. But would I want that euphoria back? Never. I could barely think properly with a thousand thoughts rushing inside my head. It was way to much information. But now that I can think like a normal person, I don't seem to give a lot of importance to the things I used to care abou...

I have to apologize for my watchers; I am not very active these days, and I am about to almost NEVER be active. I think I will only have time to photograph on the weekends.As some of you may know, I suffer from SAD (Social Anxiety Disorder). It really has put my whole life on hold; I had to stop school. And I could barely go out. Now, I am getting better, with the help of my therapist and my medication. (And my sense of survival finally kicking in).The only thing that is really bothering me is that I am not allowed to go back to school yet. I need only one more year, and then, college.My therapists think I am not ready for the pressure tha...

Here I am, almost 19 years old, watching "Pikachu's Vacation" again.  It brings tears to my eyes, really. I was a very happy kid, and when I remember my childhood days, I always, always remember of Pokémon.  I was about 6 years old at that time; and if I really try to remember, I can still name the episodes and say what happens in every one.  My boyfriend downloaded the whole first season and we watched some episodes last saturday. Talk about nostalgia! I have to show it to my little sister; she loves playing Pokémon on my DS and always wants a jigglypuff or a pikachu (just like me *-* hahahaha)My mom never enjoyed videogames, so I didn't ...