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User ID: 70382294 United States 09/20/2017 01:15 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | As the title is stated, has your child ever talked to themselves like they were having an actual A-B conversation with an invisible entity? Quoting: Lord Revan While I do know children do this while playing with toys as to bring characterization to their toys, my child does this too which I do find to be normal. However twice have the wife and I caught our 5 year old in her room talking/chatting it as if she is having a conversation with an "invisible person". I know for a fact the first time I caught her doing this was when I scolded her for bad behavior and due to her being upset to being disciplined she ran upstairs in her room and put the covers over her head. I went upstairs to check on her and I can hear her mumbling/conversing with herself. I was trying to make out the words she was expressing but since she was under her blankets, I could hardly piece the words together. What I did catch though was her saying to self "I don't want to" clearly and then the words following after were not as clear but I swear my mind processed "hurt them" as in "I don't want to hurt them". This may be part of my initial paranoia of her chatting with herself that my mind would convey the distorted/unclear words as such as "horror movies" would suggest. The 2nd time she was caught chatting by herself in her room was by my wife..although the wife couldn't catch the words as she was in the hallway she initially thought that I was in the room with our daughter, but actually I was downstairs on the PC checking work emails. So when the wife approached her room, our daughter immediately ran to her bad as if she was hiding something(??) or maybe she was playing with her toys which might be the characterization chatter..and since it was bedtime anyway maybe our 5 year old didn't want to get into trouble. So this instance we can't really tell what she was doing. We asked our daughter about who she was chatting with or if she has any friend, she immediately clams up and doesn't want to respond or answer our inquiry. We ask her if she was just talking to herself and she just nods..I don't know if that is our daughter's way of trying to get us off her back into asking about it in the first place. My wife is much, much more spooked by this so I haven't told her about the 1st time and what I supposedly heard. I don't know what to make of it at this point..I might have to install a camera. Perfectly normal. Happens all the time and not just when playing with toys. Why would she share with you who she was talking to if she's been punished for it? Ignore it. It will pass. [link to qanonmap.github.io (secure)] Thread: q-list of abbreviations Thread: "DOT" Global Consciousness Project [link to www.godlikeproductions.com] “You can please some of the people all of the time, you can please all of the people some of the time, but you can’t please all of the people all of the time”.” Quoted by Lincoln-written by John Lydgate THIS world is not conclusion; A sequel stands beyond,Invisible, as music, But positive, as sound.-Emily Dickinson |
Seer777
Ride the wings of the mind User ID: 75533010 United States 09/20/2017 01:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | People have imaginary conversations with themselves...all the time. Sometimes outloud. Your daughter may have been having a conversation with herself after being punished, to deal with her feelings. Saying she does NOT want to hurt you, shows her dealing with those emotions, properly. Totally normal OP. She is just young and learning social mores. Difficulties strengthen the Mind as labor does the body... ~Seneca |
Lord Revan
(OP) User ID: 74185362 United States 09/20/2017 01:21 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | As the title is stated, has your child ever talked to themselves like they were having an actual A-B conversation with an invisible entity? Quoting: Lord Revan While I do know children do this while playing with toys as to bring characterization to their toys, my child does this too which I do find to be normal. However twice have the wife and I caught our 5 year old in her room talking/chatting it as if she is having a conversation with an "invisible person". I know for a fact the first time I caught her doing this was when I scolded her for bad behavior and due to her being upset to being disciplined she ran upstairs in her room and put the covers over her head. I went upstairs to check on her and I can hear her mumbling/conversing with herself. I was trying to make out the words she was expressing but since she was under her blankets, I could hardly piece the words together. What I did catch though was her saying to self "I don't want to" clearly and then the words following after were not as clear but I swear my mind processed "hurt them" as in "I don't want to hurt them". This may be part of my initial paranoia of her chatting with herself that my mind would convey the distorted/unclear words as such as "horror movies" would suggest. The 2nd time she was caught chatting by herself in her room was by my wife..although the wife couldn't catch the words as she was in the hallway she initially thought that I was in the room with our daughter, but actually I was downstairs on the PC checking work emails. So when the wife approached her room, our daughter immediately ran to her bad as if she was hiding something(??) or maybe she was playing with her toys which might be the characterization chatter..and since it was bedtime anyway maybe our 5 year old didn't want to get into trouble. So this instance we can't really tell what she was doing. We asked our daughter about who she was chatting with or if she has any friend, she immediately clams up and doesn't want to respond or answer our inquiry. We ask her if she was just talking to herself and she just nods..I don't know if that is our daughter's way of trying to get us off her back into asking about it in the first place. My wife is much, much more spooked by this so I haven't told her about the 1st time and what I supposedly heard. I don't know what to make of it at this point..I might have to install a camera. Perfectly normal. Happens all the time and not just when playing with toys. Why would she share with you who she was talking to if she's been punished for it? Ignore it. It will pass. Clarification we never punished our child for talking to herself.. apologies if my wording came off as such. She was punished for something else and then went to her room to 'get away' and start talking to 'someone'. Hopefully it is just a phase. 300 CHARACTERS MAX LIMIT. |
DARTH SILIOUS
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Lord Revan
(OP) User ID: 74185362 United States 09/20/2017 01:24 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | People have imaginary conversations with themselves...all the time. Sometimes outloud. Quoting: Seer777 Your daughter may have been having a conversation with herself after being punished, to deal with her feelings. Saying she does NOT want to hurt you, shows her dealing with those emotions, properly. Totally normal OP. She is just young and learning social mores. Thanks, I didn't initially see it that way, guess my mind is always inclined towards doom. 300 CHARACTERS MAX LIMIT. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 64599890 United States 09/20/2017 01:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | People have imaginary conversations with themselves...all the time. Sometimes outloud. Quoting: Seer777 Your daughter may have been having a conversation with herself after being punished, to deal with her feelings. Saying she does NOT want to hurt you, shows her dealing with those emotions, properly. Totally normal OP. She is just young and learning social mores. Ha ha I do this all the time and they have not come to take me away yet!!! In fact,I have heard it is a sign of intelligence.... I am not very bright but I bet your child is!! |
Seer777
Ride the wings of the mind User ID: 75533010 United States 09/20/2017 01:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | People have imaginary conversations with themselves...all the time. Sometimes outloud. Quoting: Seer777 Your daughter may have been having a conversation with herself after being punished, to deal with her feelings. Saying she does NOT want to hurt you, shows her dealing with those emotions, properly. Totally normal OP. She is just young and learning social mores. Thanks, I didn't initially see it that way, guess my mind is always inclined towards doom. Happy to help. I was a preschool teacher and nanny for much of my 20s. :) Difficulties strengthen the Mind as labor does the body... ~Seneca |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 69766872 United States 09/20/2017 01:29 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Where did that come from? You don't even know this guy and you make a judgement like that based on a single slight incident that he asks a question about. Asking others for insight shows strength in this situation. Kids often act out to deal with their emotions, either by imaginary friend conversations, talking with themselves, drawing pictures, etc. Does she have any exposure to prayer or religion? Maybe what you think of as an imaginary conversation is her attempt at "prayer" to God or a guardian angel, etc. |
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Seer777
Ride the wings of the mind User ID: 75533010 United States 09/20/2017 01:29 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | People have imaginary conversations with themselves...all the time. Sometimes outloud. Quoting: Seer777 Your daughter may have been having a conversation with herself after being punished, to deal with her feelings. Saying she does NOT want to hurt you, shows her dealing with those emotions, properly. Totally normal OP. She is just young and learning social mores. Ha ha I do this all the time and they have not come to take me away yet!!! In fact,I have heard it is a sign of intelligence.... I am not very bright but I bet your child is!! Yes it is. :) She is utilizing projection, reasoning skills, and imagination to balance herself and the angry emotions that come with being punished. Difficulties strengthen the Mind as labor does the body... ~Seneca |
Lord Revan
(OP) User ID: 74185362 United States 09/20/2017 01:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This is how every episode of "a haunting" started. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 35524276 Fixed LOL, well I did have a blender inexplicably throw itself violently from the kitchen counter-top during the Witching Hour last week. I was in the living room taking a nap which is adjacent to the kitchen area. 300 CHARACTERS MAX LIMIT. |
Lord Revan
(OP) User ID: 74185362 United States 09/20/2017 01:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Where did that come from? You don't even know this guy and you make a judgement like that based on a single slight incident that he asks a question about. Asking others for insight shows strength in this situation. Kids often act out to deal with their emotions, either by imaginary friend conversations, talking with themselves, drawing pictures, etc. Does she have any exposure to prayer or religion? Maybe what you think of as an imaginary conversation is her attempt at "prayer" to God or a guardian angel, etc. I was initially thinking that the negative energy she might have given off attracted something from the other side. She has a wild imagination, this one time while were vacationing in the Caymans, I think she had one of those REM Sleep Dreams and said she saw an "Evil Cinderella" hovering over her and that the ceiling fan turned into an eye. She did contract a fever that night so I dismissed it as a hallucination symptom. I like your perspective better than mine! We aren't very religious in regards to attending mass and also we don't pray..she's only been exposed to prayer/religion during Pre-K at a Baptist church. 300 CHARACTERS MAX LIMIT. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1298243 Netherlands 09/20/2017 01:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | As the title is stated, has your child ever talked to themselves like they were having an actual A-B conversation with an invisible entity? Quoting: Lord Revan While I do know children do this while playing with toys as to bring characterization to their toys, my child does this too which I do find to be normal. However twice have the wife and I caught our 5 year old in her room talking/chatting it as if she is having a conversation with an "invisible person". I know for a fact the first time I caught her doing this was when I scolded her for bad behavior and due to her being upset to being disciplined she ran upstairs in her room and put the covers over her head. I went upstairs to check on her and I can hear her mumbling/conversing with herself. I was trying to make out the words she was expressing but since she was under her blankets, I could hardly piece the words together. What I did catch though was her saying to self "I don't want to" clearly and then the words following after were not as clear but I swear my mind processed "hurt them" as in "I don't want to hurt them". This may be part of my initial paranoia of her chatting with herself that my mind would convey the distorted/unclear words as such as "horror movies" would suggest. The 2nd time she was caught chatting by herself in her room was by my wife..although the wife couldn't catch the words as she was in the hallway she initially thought that I was in the room with our daughter, but actually I was downstairs on the PC checking work emails. So when the wife approached her room, our daughter immediately ran to her bad as if she was hiding something(??) or maybe she was playing with her toys which might be the characterization chatter..and since it was bedtime anyway maybe our 5 year old didn't want to get into trouble. So this instance we can't really tell what she was doing. We asked our daughter about who she was chatting with or if she has any friend, she immediately clams up and doesn't want to respond or answer our inquiry. We ask her if she was just talking to herself and she just nods..I don't know if that is our daughter's way of trying to get us off her back into asking about it in the first place. My wife is much, much more spooked by this so I haven't told her about the 1st time and what I supposedly heard. I don't know what to make of it at this point..I might have to install a camera. i know this can be a worrying thing OP. i can talk only for myself because i don,t know you and/or your child: been doing it ever since i was born , when i was born i needed to be slapped because i didn,t cry i cried a bit and then lay still looking around the room. the docter and nurses found that very weird but i was healthy. after a few months i still didn,t laugh, my grandmother came by one day, and told my mother that:today he will laugh at me, she has been doing ridiculous for 2 hours before i let go a smile. when i was 4 my grandmother asked me why i was so quiet what i was thinking about. i answered: im talking about the environment. and shutted up again. ive never stopped thinking ever since i was born, its one big maelstrom in my head. i worry a lot ever since i was born, i think alot ever since i was born, i contemplate everything ever since i was born. and i have been talking to myself forever to put things in perspective, to give it a place in my head, i know that i get anwers from God in my thoughts because they are totally familiar in how i do it, its natural to me.(hard to explain) some say that little kids that talk to themselves talk to angels(i don,t know enough about that). what i do know is that over all these years (im 34 now) ive been doing the same thing. people that talk to themselves are lonely people they say, and in fact that is true, you talk to yourself because you don,t trust other people with you thoughts, afraid of people getting angry at you or ridicule you. ive never felt quite at home in this world. your daughter could be that way too,like i said i don,t know her. my nephew(6) is in some way the same as me, he talks the ears of the people he knows and trusts , otherwise he talks to himself. getting real angry at him shuts him up and shuts him down, he gets so upset that he doesn,t want to talk anymore. my sister knows this so she has a different approach. couple of years ago i heard a song from above and beyond (trance music (like old gospel music) has a way of soothing my head) the songtext applied perfectly to my life. and im not even ashamed for it to say i cried. on a good day; A little bit lost and a little bit lonely Little bit cold here, a little bit of fear But I hold on and I feel strong And I know that I can I'm getting used to it Lit the fuse to it Like to know who I am I've been talking to myself forever, yeah And how I wish I knew me better, yeah Still sitting on a shelf and never Never seen the sun shine brighter And it feels like me on a good day I'm a little bit hemmed in A little bit isolated A little bit hopeful A little bit calm But I hold on and I feel strong And I know that I can I'm getting used to it Lit the fuse to it Like to know who I am I've been talking to myself forever, yeah And how I wish I knew me better, yeah Still sitting on a shelf and never Never seen the sun shine brighter And it feels like me on a good day do with it what you want OP. i don,t think you have to worry too much, but try to gain her trust, and find a different approach. 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T-bird User ID: 75185150 United States 09/20/2017 01:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's completely normal for children to do that, please don't scold her. She's just being herself, don't stifle that. Geniuses and very creative people are knowing to have full blown conversations. One of my best friends did that even as an adult and she became a very successful saleswoman. |
Lord Revan
(OP) User ID: 74185362 United States 09/20/2017 01:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | People have imaginary conversations with themselves...all the time. Sometimes outloud. Quoting: Seer777 Your daughter may have been having a conversation with herself after being punished, to deal with her feelings. Saying she does NOT want to hurt you, shows her dealing with those emotions, properly. Totally normal OP. She is just young and learning social mores. Ha ha I do this all the time and they have not come to take me away yet!!! In fact,I have heard it is a sign of intelligence.... I am not very bright but I bet your child is!! Yes it is. :) She is utilizing projection, reasoning skills, and imagination to balance herself and the angry emotions that come with being punished. Her imagination does run wild during angry emotions, I guess I can see it that way.. While the wife was scolding her one time, daughter looked at her in complete horror like she saw a ghost..later she said "mommy's face changed, you don't look like mommy, you look like someone else" I get what she was saying. However wife was spooked by this actually. Especially after the "Evil Cinderella" thing that daughter mentioned in the past. My wife's friends always talk about their vacation ghost stories and saying spirits might follow someone they get attached to.. I don't know if true. But the wife sure is eating it up. Hence my initial inquiry on this thread. 300 CHARACTERS MAX LIMIT. |
Nameless the Deplorable
User ID: 8533752 United States 09/20/2017 01:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Where did that come from? You don't even know this guy and you make a judgement like that based on a single slight incident that he asks a question about. Asking others for insight shows strength in this situation. Kids often act out to deal with their emotions, either by imaginary friend conversations, talking with themselves, drawing pictures, etc. Does she have any exposure to prayer or religion? Maybe what you think of as an imaginary conversation is her attempt at "prayer" to God or a guardian angel, etc. I was initially thinking that the negative energy she might have given off attracted something from the other side. She has a wild imagination, this one time while were vacationing in the Caymans, I think she had one of those REM Sleep Dreams and said she saw an "Evil Cinderella" hovering over her and that the ceiling fan turned into an eye. She did contract a fever that night so I dismissed it as a hallucination symptom. I like your perspective better than mine! We aren't very religious in regards to attending mass and also we don't pray..she's only been exposed to prayer/religion during Pre-K at a Baptist church. Ask her if her imaginary friend ever told her to hurt anyone. Have her draw her friend for you. If you are really concerned, and feel it might be more than just innocent muttering, pm me. -- 'If you're going through Hell, keep going." -Winston Churchill "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." -Edmund Burke Hard times create strong men, Strong men create good times, Good times create weak men, Weak men create hard times, |
T-bird User ID: 75185150 United States 09/20/2017 01:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Here are just a few articles on how talking to yourself is positive and NOT negative: [link to www.drozthegoodlife.com] [link to elitedaily.com] [link to www.lifehack.org] |
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Seer777
Ride the wings of the mind User ID: 75533010 United States 09/20/2017 02:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | People have imaginary conversations with themselves...all the time. Sometimes outloud. Quoting: Seer777 Your daughter may have been having a conversation with herself after being punished, to deal with her feelings. Saying she does NOT want to hurt you, shows her dealing with those emotions, properly. Totally normal OP. She is just young and learning social mores. Ha ha I do this all the time and they have not come to take me away yet!!! In fact,I have heard it is a sign of intelligence.... I am not very bright but I bet your child is!! Yes it is. :) She is utilizing projection, reasoning skills, and imagination to balance herself and the angry emotions that come with being punished. Her imagination does run wild during angry emotions, I guess I can see it that way.. While the wife was scolding her one time, daughter looked at her in complete horror like she saw a ghost..later she said "mommy's face changed, you don't look like mommy, you look like someone else" I get what she was saying. However wife was spooked by this actually. Especially after the "Evil Cinderella" thing that daughter mentioned in the past. My wife's friends always talk about their vacation ghost stories and saying spirits might follow someone they get attached to.. I don't know if true. But the wife sure is eating it up. Hence my initial inquiry on this thread. People's faces are genuinely scary when angry. Especially to a small child. With that said, your daughter could be psychically sensitive. Poltergeist activity does usually revolve around specific people. The age of 5 seemingly has special significance as well. As long as she is not scared, feels like she can tell you, I wouldn't make it creepy for her. Hope that make sense. Difficulties strengthen the Mind as labor does the body... ~Seneca |
BRIEF
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 72205685 United States 09/20/2017 02:31 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Mine used to write REDRUM on the walls...never figured out why, but then he grew out of it. Quoting: BRIEF ...they grow up so fast don't they. [link to cdn.shopify.com] |
Lord Revan
(OP) User ID: 74185362 United States 09/20/2017 02:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | As the title is stated, has your child ever talked to themselves like they were having an actual A-B conversation with an invisible entity? Quoting: Lord Revan While I do know children do this while playing with toys as to bring characterization to their toys, my child does this too which I do find to be normal. However twice have the wife and I caught our 5 year old in her room talking/chatting it as if she is having a conversation with an "invisible person". I know for a fact the first time I caught her doing this was when I scolded her for bad behavior and due to her being upset to being disciplined she ran upstairs in her room and put the covers over her head. I went upstairs to check on her and I can hear her mumbling/conversing with herself. I was trying to make out the words she was expressing but since she was under her blankets, I could hardly piece the words together. What I did catch though was her saying to self "I don't want to" clearly and then the words following after were not as clear but I swear my mind processed "hurt them" as in "I don't want to hurt them". This may be part of my initial paranoia of her chatting with herself that my mind would convey the distorted/unclear words as such as "horror movies" would suggest. The 2nd time she was caught chatting by herself in her room was by my wife..although the wife couldn't catch the words as she was in the hallway she initially thought that I was in the room with our daughter, but actually I was downstairs on the PC checking work emails. So when the wife approached her room, our daughter immediately ran to her bad as if she was hiding something(??) or maybe she was playing with her toys which might be the characterization chatter..and since it was bedtime anyway maybe our 5 year old didn't want to get into trouble. So this instance we can't really tell what she was doing. We asked our daughter about who she was chatting with or if she has any friend, she immediately clams up and doesn't want to respond or answer our inquiry. We ask her if she was just talking to herself and she just nods..I don't know if that is our daughter's way of trying to get us off her back into asking about it in the first place. My wife is much, much more spooked by this so I haven't told her about the 1st time and what I supposedly heard. I don't know what to make of it at this point..I might have to install a camera. i know this can be a worrying thing OP. i can talk only for myself because i don,t know you and/or your child: been doing it ever since i was born , when i was born i needed to be slapped because i didn,t cry i cried a bit and then lay still looking around the room. the docter and nurses found that very weird but i was healthy. after a few months i still didn,t laugh, my grandmother came by one day, and told my mother that:today he will laugh at me, she has been doing ridiculous for 2 hours before i let go a smile. when i was 4 my grandmother asked me why i was so quiet what i was thinking about. i answered: im talking about the environment. and shutted up again. ive never stopped thinking ever since i was born, its one big maelstrom in my head. i worry a lot ever since i was born, i think alot ever since i was born, i contemplate everything ever since i was born. and i have been talking to myself forever to put things in perspective, to give it a place in my head, i know that i get anwers from God in my thoughts because they are totally familiar in how i do it, its natural to me.(hard to explain) some say that little kids that talk to themselves talk to angels(i don,t know enough about that). what i do know is that over all these years (im 34 now) ive been doing the same thing. people that talk to themselves are lonely people they say, and in fact that is true, you talk to yourself because you don,t trust other people with you thoughts, afraid of people getting angry at you or ridicule you. ive never felt quite at home in this world. your daughter could be that way too,like i said i don,t know her. my nephew(6) is in some way the same as me, he talks the ears of the people he knows and trusts , otherwise he talks to himself. getting real angry at him shuts him up and shuts him down, he gets so upset that he doesn,t want to talk anymore. my sister knows this so she has a different approach. couple of years ago i heard a song from above and beyond (trance music (like old gospel music) has a way of soothing my head) the songtext applied perfectly to my life. and im not even ashamed for it to say i cried. on a good day; A little bit lost and a little bit lonely Little bit cold here, a little bit of fear But I hold on and I feel strong And I know that I can I'm getting used to it Lit the fuse to it Like to know who I am I've been talking to myself forever, yeah And how I wish I knew me better, yeah Still sitting on a shelf and never Never seen the sun shine brighter And it feels like me on a good day I'm a little bit hemmed in A little bit isolated A little bit hopeful A little bit calm But I hold on and I feel strong And I know that I can I'm getting used to it Lit the fuse to it Like to know who I am I've been talking to myself forever, yeah And how I wish I knew me better, yeah Still sitting on a shelf and never Never seen the sun shine brighter And it feels like me on a good day do with it what you want OP. i don,t think you have to worry too much, but try to gain her trust, and find a different approach. 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SomeChickontheNet
User ID: 1130185 United States 09/20/2017 02:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My oldest two kids are very close in age... When they were little their toys would play by themselves, and the whole time we lived there, they would be playing in a room, talking to someone. I asked who they were talking to, and every time, it was "the man in black". Always creeped me out. Another time, in that same house, they were on the couch and I had my back to them...they were singing happy birthday to " grandma", and at some point they were acting mad that "she" wouldn't blow out the candles. They kept on, and out of curiosity I asked where she was. She'd moved from between them to the couch closer to where I was... There was a lot of creepy stuff in that house. The best stories are told by the survivors. |
BRIEF
User ID: 65696907 United States 09/20/2017 02:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Mine used to write REDRUM on the walls...never figured out why, but then he grew out of it. Quoting: BRIEF ...they grow up so fast don't they. [link to cdn.shopify.com] That brings back so many fine memories...I still remember the first dog we killed together. I never forgive and I never forget I am a licensed firearm holder. I will, under protection of law, use lethal force if attacked. |
Searchalot
User ID: 68649737 Netherlands 09/20/2017 02:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | We all talk constantly with ourselves. But adults tell children not to do it out loud anymore at a certain age. Besides that, who wants others to know what your inner conversations are? I'm not your enemy, you are... © 2004, Maus E. Only your thoughts create your world. © 2015 Maus E. Learning is knowing you learn nothing when you know. © 2016 Maus E. |