My name is Korinne. Don't ask where my parents came up with that one. I'll be 20 in September. I attended SUNY Potsdam for a year, but due to a shitty year there, transferred to Clinton Community, graduated from there, and will be attending SUNY Plattsburgh in the fall. I come off as a very shy person when you first meet me. Don't give up, once you get to know me I am extremely outgoing and love to have a good time. My idea of fun is spending time with my friends and family, going out and drinking from time to time, shopping, watching movies, meeting new people, and eating a lot of food. To relax I like to sit at home and read or watch t.v. Unfortunately I am the furthest thing from a health freak you will ever meet. I do not work out, nor will I ever start. I don't eat healthy. Junk food is so much better. I really don't care too much about what people think of me. All I need in my life are a few good friends. I have made a lot of mistakes in my lifetime, but none that I regret. The way I see it, you live and learn. The mistakes you make help you grow into the person you become. I am not always happy with the person that I am, but realizing that just gives me the ambition to change. I owe a lot to my friends and family for helping me through the years and through the struggles I have encountered along the way. They mean the absolutele world to me and nothing will ever change that. I am a very laid-back girl. I hate drama. I try my hardest to stay away from it. If you come with drama, I'm not interested. The simple things in life are the ones I enjoy the most, such as pointless drives and long talks. I'm not really sure what else there is to say about me... Any questions : just ask.
Screenname: Rinnie87
RIP Richard... I will love and miss you always. You were simply amazing, baby. I will never forget you, ever. I look forward to the day I am in your arms once more, but until that day comes, I love you, with all my heart. We had so many great times I will remember forever.... "Wanna see my bedroom?"
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