#seventeenkindsofawesome

1. First impression:

Whoa this girl is cool I want to be friends with her

2. Truth is: 

It's really weird to not have you in anime club and I miss you

3. How old do you look: 

18

4. Have you ever made me laugh: 

Of course

5. Have you ever made me mad: 

Nah man

6. Best feature: 

Man, I would say that your whole look just pulls together very well. Very pretty. :)

7. Have I ever had a crush on you:

Nah

8. You’re my: 

D-DRAGON SENPAI

9. Name in my phone: 

Dragon

10. Should you post this too?

1. First impression: a cool senpai with the BEST hair

2. Truth is: I MISS YOU LIKE HELL and whenever youre sad or upset i send you like, positivie vibes, even if i dont say anything. i want ur life to go well for you uou

3. How old do you look: depending on what youre wearing + makeup i think you could pass from anywhere between 15-20ish

4. Have you ever made me laugh: all the time!

5. Have you ever made me mad: not that i can recall

6. Best feature: like everything bro

7. Have I ever had a crush on you: nah

8. You’re my: vidya gam friend i can yell about mass effect too, fellow crew survivor, senpai

9. Name in my phone: Dragon [last name]

MY

However, I've already seen everything that I own and I'm unclear on what's worth doing. I feel like an ideal anime to liveblog should be something that really straddles the line between dumb as hell and legitimately entertaining, but I have no idea where to go with that. So I'm leaving the question to you, dear readers:

I’ve seen that usage a bit before, but more of what I see and how I personally use is saying ‘rolls away’ after posting something emotional, personal, or self-admitted garbled, as something along the lines of being unsure about expressing oneself

It's one thing when someone is referring to themselves -- that I can understand better -- but another when they're engaging someone else about something. Like, even if they mean it to be an expression of 'I'm really uncertain about this' it looks passive-aggressive and floppy. It's emotionally trying to engage with someone who's acting super timid and not really willing to own what they're saying, especially if they're confronting you about something -- but don't seem to want to deal with whatever your reaction is.

That's not to say it's bad to be shy or timid, but it's WAY better to just say so (Like, "I'm kind of worried about/scared of speaking up about this, but.") than to use weird, cutesy passive language.