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" Did you ever notice how, in the Bible, whenever God needed to
punish someone or make an example, or whenever God needed a
Killing, he sent an angel? Did you ever wonder what a creature
like that must be like? The whole existance spent praising
your God, but always with one wing dipped in blood?
Would you ever really want to see an angel? "
Hi, I'm Synthia.
I'm actually a very nice person.
I'm shy when I meet someone for the first time.
I'm probably really the one who can't dance.
Despite the trend, I love God. I'm just not a fan of organized religion.
My opinions would make the general population hate me.
I'm moving to Ohio once I'm done with school (Dec. or Jan.)
I don't eat a lot of meat.
I don't think I'm better than anyone else. A lot of people on here like to act superior to others due to their shallow self-indulgence. It's sad that people resort to putting others down online to make themselves feel powerful, and make themselves feel beautiful. The way they act makes them the ugliest people in the world.
I'll be going to college for video production.
There's a lot more to life than getting drunk and acting irresponsible. There's so much opportunity for anyone who is willing to grow past the immaturity.
Just because you use big words doesn't mean you're smart. I learned that from a past friendship.
I don't need a million friends to feel liked. But I think everyone deserves a chance.
I'm probably one of the few people in the world who like peas.
Halloween is my favorite holiday, winter is my favorite season.
I don't like people who splatter their problems all over their pages so people will feel sorry for them. "I cut myself, I'm a drug addict", I don't care. You obviously do it for the attention. And that's pathetic. If you were so concerned about your problem you would seek help instead of publicizing it for sympathy.
I'm learning a lot of things at once. Things I should have known a long time ago. I've shut a lot of people out and I've pushed a lot of issues away. But now I'm facing them and trying to find resolutions. That is what life is really about, learning.
