What is your preferance

[My imaginary friend is GOD]

Maybe its cuz ur a pervert

I think everyone's a secret pervert, and I tend to bring it out in them.

[Phatt Matt s]

Maybe its cuz ur a pervert

I think everyone's a secret pervert, and I tend to bring it out in them.

Yeah we are not good for each other.

[My imaginary friend is GOD]

Yeah we are not good for each other.

Yeah, I am really fighting the urge to tell you what I like about my favorite horror movies and the ones I've seen that would really "speak" to you. Because I'm pretty sure that would be the opposite of helping you.

While I am by no means a psychopath, people are a little freaked out by me because I am very macabre, morbid, have a dark sense of humor, and am fascinated with death, pretty much anything related to death, cannibalism, and abnormal psychology and everything it entails. And god, do I love horror. I prefer really smart horror, or genuinely funny horror, preferably both at the same time, but I'm also totally down with just unique or extreme levels of gore.

I was writing up this whole thing explaining why I loved the TV show Hannibal and why it would be bad to talk to you about it, and then I realized that if I actually posted that, I would definitely be doing the opposite of helping you. This is my dilemma. I feel like you would see all the things that I see and appreciate its greatness, but that it would affect you differently, and negatively at that. This is Shakespeare levels of tragic.

[Phatt Matt s]

Yeah we are not good for each other.

Yeah, I am really fighting the urge to tell you what I like about my favorite horror movies and the ones I've seen that would really "speak" to you. Because I'm pretty sure that would be the opposite of helping you.

While I am by no means a psychopath, people are a little freaked out by me because I am very macabre, morbid, have a dark sense of humor, and am fascinated with death, pretty much anything related to death, cannibalism, and abnormal psychology and everything it entails. And god, do I love horror. I prefer really smart horror, or genuinely funny horror, preferably both at the same time, but I'm also totally down with just unique or extreme levels of gore.

I was writing up this whole thing explaining why I loved the TV show Hannibal and why it would be bad to talk to you about it, and then I realized that if I actually posted that, I would definitely be doing the opposite of helping you. This is my dilemma. I feel like you would see all the things that I see and appreciate its greatness, but that it would affect you differently, and negatively at that. This is Shakespeare levels of tragic.

I didn't think you were serious at first. Still not sure. I thought you thought I was a creep? Apparently we have a lot in Common.

So the difference is I have a desire to actually do it?

What is Shakespeare's level of tragic?

[My imaginary friend is GOD]

I didn't think you were serious at first. Still not sure. I thought you thought I was a creep? Apparently we have a lot in Common.

So the difference is I have a desire to actually do it?

What is Shakespeare's level of tragic?

The difference is I have absolutely have never had any interest whatsoever in performing the act of mutilation, or necrophilia, or actually bringing physical harm to a living person (other than those who actually SHOULD be harmed in order to protect other people from harm). And even those people I mentioned that SHOULD be killed, I probably won't ever do it because it's super illegal and I have learned to control myself and seem to always choose not to escalate things to physical violence, even when it's really fucking tempting. Even though I love martial arts, I am effectively becoming a pacifist, because instead of choosing to fuck people up as much as I can (which is completely), I choose peaceful ways of solving my problems. I think maybe Gandhi would even approve of me.

And when I mentioned that there are some people in the world that I want to kill, it is not because I actually have an urge parallel to a sex drive to kill. It is not even because I have some deep hatred for them. I do have some hatred for them, though, the hatred of a former victim that hates all who victimize others. It is because I simply think that is the most practical solution to the threat that they pose to others. It is a desire that stems out of philosophy.

Do you see how I am completely psychologically different from you, despite our commonalities?

In answer to your last question, it is the level of tragic that Shakespeare puts in all his tragedies, probably the most famous of which is Romeo and Juliet. This is considered the quintessential love story of our time. You know how it ends, right?

[Phatt Matt s]

I didn't think you were serious at first. Still not sure. I thought you thought I was a creep? Apparently we have a lot in Common.

So the difference is I have a desire to actually do it?

What is Shakespeare's level of tragic?

The difference is I have absolutely have never had any interest whatsoever in performing the act of mutilation, or necrophilia, or actually bringing physical harm to a living person (other than those who actually SHOULD be harmed in order to protect other people from harm). And even those people I mentioned that SHOULD be killed, I probably won't ever do it because it's super illegal and I have learned to control myself and seem to always choose not to escalate things to physical violence, even when it's really fucking tempting. Even though I love martial arts, I am effectively becoming a pacifist, because instead of choosing to fuck people up as much as I can (which is completely), I choose peaceful ways of solving my problems. I think maybe Gandhi would even approve of me.

And when I mentioned that there are some people in the world that I want to kill, it is not because I actually have an urge parallel to a sex drive to kill. It is not even because I have some deep hatred for them. I do have some hatred for them, though, the hatred of a former victim that hates all who victimize others. It is because I simply think that is the most practical solution to the threat that they pose to others. It is a desire that stems out of philosophy.

Do you see how I am completely psychologically different from you, despite our commonalities?

In answer to your last question, it is the level of tragic that Shakespeare puts in all his tragedies, probably the most famous of which is Romeo and Juliet. This is considered the quintessential love story of our time. You know how it ends, right?

YEah two lovers deeply in love kill themselves. Are you comparing me and you to romeo and Juliet?

That's where I'm not sure if I'm following you lol

Yes I can see the enormous difference between our fascination with death.

Anyhow are you gonna use my avatar to pose as a gay guy like you said you would

[My imaginary friend is GOD]

YEah two lovers deeply in love kill themselves. Are you comparing me and you to romeo and Juliet?

That's where I'm not sure if I'm following you lol

Yes I can see the enormous difference between our fascination with death.

Anyhow are you gonna use my avatar to pose as a gay guy like you said you would

No, I'm saying it is equally tragic to that.

I think that sentence was meant to be sarcastic, am I right? The entire point was while we both happen to have a fascination with death, it is for very different reasons, and psychologically speaking, we are very different animals.

I said EITHER you would automatically become a bro OR I would do that. I think you automatically became a bro, so therefore I will not do that. Unless you WANT me to. There's no telling what I could put on that profile. I am a very creative person and because I have had access to internet without my parents looking over my shoulder for years, I know of SO many fetishes I could say Gustavo Sly has. And because I know a lot about gay guys, I know their lingo. Even with the obviously fake name, I might be convincing.

[Phatt Matt s]

YEah two lovers deeply in love kill themselves. Are you comparing me and you to romeo and Juliet?

That's where I'm not sure if I'm following you lol

Yes I can see the enormous difference between our fascination with death.

Anyhow are you gonna use my avatar to pose as a gay guy like you said you would

No, I'm saying it is equally tragic to that.

I think that sentence was meant to be sarcastic, am I right? The entire point was while we both happen to have a fascination with death, it is for very different reasons, and psychologically speaking, we are very different animals.

I said EITHER you would automatically become a bro OR I would do that. I think you automatically became a bro, so therefore I will not do that. Unless you WANT me to. There's no telling what I could put on that profile. I am a very creative person and because I have had access to internet without my parents looking over my shoulder for years, I know of SO many fetishes I could say Gustavo Sly has. And because I know a lot about gay guys, I know their lingo. Even with the obviously fake name, I might be convincing.

How and when did I become a bro?

I'm sorry. I feel like a blockheaded dunce trying to understand the romeo and Juliet Analogy. If you mean what I think you mean thanks! :p

[My imaginary friend is GOD]

How and when did I become a bro?

I'm sorry. I feel like a blockheaded dunce trying to understand the romeo and Juliet Analogy. If you mean what I think you mean thanks! :p

You posted a picture of yourself with your shirt off as your avatar on a forum where no one does that, and furthermore, the only places on the internet I know of where people might do that are myspace and meetme, so pretty much the absolute trash social networking sites that are presumably only used now for people looking to hook up, where I'm pretty sure bros reside. In those avatars where people have actually used pictures of themselves, you will notice, everyone else is fully clothed.

It's NOT an analogy. I am talking about the intensity of tragedy. It is AS tragic as Romeo and Juliet. The play, not the people themselves.

[Phatt Matt s]

Is "bro" something negative in that context?