Atelier 801
Pegalunacray 
 |  Pegalunacray #0000
Date d'inscription : 02/03/2015 Communauté :  Internationale Messages : 3 Prestige : 0 Niveau : 1  Hors ligne Genre :  Féminin |
Derniers messages It's been a long time since I made this account, but I hope I won't forget anyone I met here.
Hey, if any of you guys are reading this: it was great knowing you. Thank you for being my friend, as cheesy as that is. As much as I cringe thinking about 12 year old me playing TFM for the first time, unironically typing 'XD' and 'rawr' and just being a general brat, those were good times, and I'm happy that they happened.
Then again, it's just a mouse game. I shouldn't think so much of it. But the thing is, it never was 'just a mouse game' for me, even if it was for any of you. I was happy to log on and see my friends, to see people who wanted to talk to me. So I miss everyone. I miss them because now we're all in high school and college, and we'll probably never be meet again, and we'll never log on at the same time, and even if we do, it won't be the same. I even miss my stupid little Warriors tribe where all I did was roleplay (very badly, if I may add- I read through all those old forum logs, and I just... cringed. so badly. but, despite that, I still remember smiling and waiting for the next person to respond, and just being so excited by everything. I remember caring about this stupid roleplay thread, being so stupidly emotionally invested in it. but anyway. cringey.). Even though I've moved on from that time, even though I'm not in that time anymore, I find myself still logging into TFM, just to see. See what, though, I still don't know- but I know that the life I spent here on TFM was important to me.
I've moved on- but thanks. Thanks for everything.
-yours truly, Peggy
Hey, if any of you guys are reading this: it was great knowing you. Thank you for being my friend, as cheesy as that is. As much as I cringe thinking about 12 year old me playing TFM for the first time, unironically typing 'XD' and 'rawr' and just being a general brat, those were good times, and I'm happy that they happened.
Then again, it's just a mouse game. I shouldn't think so much of it. But the thing is, it never was 'just a mouse game' for me, even if it was for any of you. I was happy to log on and see my friends, to see people who wanted to talk to me. So I miss everyone. I miss them because now we're all in high school and college, and we'll probably never be meet again, and we'll never log on at the same time, and even if we do, it won't be the same. I even miss my stupid little Warriors tribe where all I did was roleplay (very badly, if I may add- I read through all those old forum logs, and I just... cringed. so badly. but, despite that, I still remember smiling and waiting for the next person to respond, and just being so excited by everything. I remember caring about this stupid roleplay thread, being so stupidly emotionally invested in it. but anyway. cringey.). Even though I've moved on from that time, even though I'm not in that time anymore, I find myself still logging into TFM, just to see. See what, though, I still don't know- but I know that the life I spent here on TFM was important to me.
I've moved on- but thanks. Thanks for everything.
-yours truly, Peggy
Run for Cheese 