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sofarfromyourweapon What do you desire most? |
To finally feel happy, mainly because one of the major ways for that to happen would be that my family were happy. There are a certain number of things that i want to accomplish/do which would take me a bit of the way to finally being ‘happy’ but the largest part of that journey would be knowing that my family are sorted.
So i guess really my inner most desire is that the people i love get what they want, i’m not too fussed about me. I mean…if i get a little bit of what i wanted along the way that’s nice, but if my Mum got everything she deserved? If my siblings did? I’d take that over what i want any day of the week you know? 
Thanks for playing James :)
Can I not get a relationship like this?
I would like a relationship like this.
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justtripping replied to your post: 5, 12 GOOOOO
I’ve broken a couple of fingers playing soccer so I know that feeling. Granted, that’s not quite a weakness in soccer. :)
It’s more painful than people give it credit for, as a rugby player it was a nightmare.
I was suppose to take 6 weeks out & not use my hand at all. I went back to training within 3…Whoops, that may be why it didn’t heal properly…In my defence i had a huge game coming up & without exercise i get a little antsy.
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justtripping 5, 12 GOOOOO |
5: If you were given the opportunity to spend 48 hours with absolutely anyone (living or dead), who would you spend it with and what would you do?
Ohh, that’s a tough one. I’m going to have to say my Uncle. I never got the chance to meet him but heard so much about him, so it would be nice to get know him. Plus i’d give my mum the chance to spend time with him too so yeah.
12: What is a weird habit you have, or people have told you have. (Weird, not bad. No nail biting or any of that nonsense.)
I severely broke my finger(actually it was dislocated, crushed, broken,fractured plus my tendons&ligaments were wrecked too - the ortho doctor said it was the worst finger break he’d seen.) and had to do these physio exercises once it healed to retain as much dexterity as i could. 2 years later and i still do them but without realising. It’s almost become a nervous habit, it commonly happens when i’m on the pitch during a game. Likely because i was told the chances of me breaking it again were pretty much 100% & i should strap it up whenever i play. Since i don’t strap it [bandages are just targets in matches] i took to doing these finger motions & now they’ve just become habit.
I also run my hand through my hair when uncomfortable, shy or nervous (so often)
Thank you for playing [you always do and it makes me smile] :)
