lisabeth
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Posted by lisabethur8Yep a good chunk of us are. It's fun. I loved it.
i've heard alot of U.S. citizens are military brats.
Posted by febaquahm i was really snooty (snobby actually) when i was little. People loved me, liked to be around me, and i loved dancing, singing and entertaining when i was little . My parents showed me photos too, and vids. And i was dancing and singing and other children would be surrounding me, and we'd all have lots of lols. but personally, only a selective i allowed close to me. i'm very very picky who i want to be with. So i attritubute that to being "snobby". My mother said i was very very snobby in the way that i wouldn't allow anyone to play with my toys and my stuff. I was highly possessive of them. So yes only a SELECT few got to be around me. Maybe i got it from my grandmother,who knows?
I used to keep moving from one state to another, but I lived in decent cities.
I had a very interesting childhood, my parents remark. Until my 7th birthday, I used to surround myself with friends from everywhere. Around the age of 8, something happened and I moved away from most friends. My whole view about companionship changed. I no longer liked surrounding myself with people and my parents still do not understand what happened then. Nor do I.
Ask me, I love being all alone by myself. Though, I hate it sometimes, it is now an intrinsic part of my life. People ask me why and I always smile. My closest friend and my gf knows some of my deeper aspects, the rest see me as I present myself and often it is my choice.
Not sure, if anybody here can relate to it. But, I know most Aquarians deep inside feel like I did.

Posted by febaquayou're welcome, febaqua. It's nice to look back and see how we are.
Yeah, I allow everyone at first to be my friends, and then slowly only get close to select people whom I am very sure are worth it. Others mostly understand that over time, I spend lesser time with them. If someone comes along despite me having shown signs of moving away, I consider it and I will consider getting back to them. More like a wait and watch when I am not sure about a friendship.
Haha, talking about toys, I once fought with my sister and my cousin who were distributing my toys which I got for my birthday. Remember it like yesterday on how I was then. I was around 10 then. 😉
Thanks Lisa for bringing this topic, you have made me remember my childhood. 🙂
Posted by CaptainPimpdxp is kind of slow, and hard to load, then it's fast and not slow. lol
City life my whole life. Never moved or went to far out of my city. Love to travel yet barely do 🙂. Never even left the country.
I've always been a loner type. Had a few good friends as a kid that i would spend most of my time with. By highschool i slowly drifted away from them too.
I am too attached to the personal schedule i make for myself daily. Read that/do that whatnot to make time for other people 🙂
I have very less spare time mostly because i choose to, and despite being able to be alone for long periods of time i do need to socialize.
I use these forums/no strings attached. 😛
My pals when they rarely come back to town, my familly and my GF mostly 🙂. Co-workers, nah. (guess i'm picky)
+1 Aquafeb, also take on the underdogs side everytime, mostly because i like a challenge 🙂.
Posted by augustmoonthat's sad about your mother, it sounds like she's a gambler. (since you mentioned instability) probably why you were typed as the "villain", since you learned some ways to have these motives.
I lived in many different states in the US as a kid, moving about every year, though often the moves would be between Las Vegas & Atlantic City — my mother deals casino games and is very unstable.
I was the villain of my childhood & not many lasting friends but a few good ones. By villain I mean I was always having ulterior motives, doing something bad, or plotting pranks.
I never felt like I fit in. I'm Ukrainian and truly did not mesh well with the Americans I experienced. Oregon, Florida, California, NJ, just some of the places but i was always a crazy outcast.
Oh yeah, I went with my mom on long road trips too seeing the country. And we did go to Mexico often during our days in San Diego.
Posted by Nightcapthat's beautiful. the lake looks so peaceful and gorgeous to live close to. All that fishing and boating to do. And swimming. Sounds like a great place to raise a family. the housing /neighborhood looks, very calm and relaxing.
Good topic lisa 🙂
Like Augustmoon, I moved around a lot when I was a kid. Lived in Northern California, Klamath Falls, Ore., Grand Junction, Colorado, Greensboro, North Carolina, Bangor, Maine, North Central New Hampshire..before my parents bought some land in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. Our nearest neighbor was a half mile away, so I spent a lot of time playing with my brothers and reading everything I could get my hands on. I mainly focused on school and sports living pretty far away from my school friends. I prefer to live in medium sized towns with lots going on or if a city, one that doesn't seem like city as much some others (ex. Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Boston).
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This is where I went to school 🙂



Posted by Huldrathat's really beautiful. 😄 i like it.
Nightcap, love that town 🙂 If you're still up there, we're practically neighbors!
Lisa, I also found another interesting video:
https://vimeo.com/75181703
Posted by aquapiscescusphaving the city nearby is really handy!
I've always lived in the city. I never get bored. I love quiet time alone and when traveling I like to visit remote places and be close to nature. As much as I love nature, I would always need to live in the city.


Posted by The_eleventh_sign_11the observatory house sounds cool. Same here, living near water. We live near water now. The only problem is the misquitos in the summer.
I was born in a minor city and we lived next to a lake in a huge house that looked like an observatory that my mum designed. I loved that house because I could get lost in it.
Ive always lived near water, when i was 5 my family moved to a country beach town on the mid north coast of NSW and I grew up amongst subtropical rainforest and beaches...3 years later my parents divorced
Family life was a bit stressful because my dad was an abusive drunk jehovah's witness and mum was a stressed out single parent with a career raising 3 kids with me being the middle devil child, I was extremely impulsive; I set my parents bed on fire when I was 3.
I was left to my own devices as a child, I would talk to the television, mirrors or imaginary friends and play with lots of lego and My little Pony, Horses were my thing back in the day.
We were always going to the beach, camping or out on the boat fishing.

Posted by Huldra😱
Pfft, we're Bruins fans here 😛
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Did you live in the suburbs, or in the city growing up, or partially growing up?
Are you the type of child that needs companionship when you're alone?
For myself, I could keep myself occupied by myself, creating stuff in my head, and then forming something, and then making it.
I never got bored even by myself.