Hi! Long time no talk. If you've been reading my twitter you'd know that I've been very stressed and haven't been able to get the pleasure of writing about nonsense in my blog to entertain myself. My computer also has contracted a virus and I'm unable to use my awesome meitu program to do that cool effect I like on my pictures. :( Grr... I know, that's like my main concern, wtf.
I'm sure you guys miss my drama,

Hahaha, I had to! It was cover material :P
I haven't had time to finish the last story so you'll have to wait.
However, here are pictures from the recent Friday.
Back in and out within 3 hours, which was all the amount of time I could spare!
Why does my left hand look so big in this picture?!


Me modeling an "incredible hulk" t-shirt.

It's like a totem pole! lol
As for now...

This isn't how I look when I'm lovesick.
It's how I actually look when I really want a burger.
*drool*
Err, it looks like my head is a burger.
I don't know why I love food so much. It's almost like the antidote for my pain. The fact that you have food means you can survive, thus whatever pain you're facing it's sort of telling you: You'll live.
How to get a tomboy:
The trick is to convince them that they're a girl.1. NEVER GET MAD, it shows that they're more important than what angers you. Say I do something to frustrate a guy... Perhaps I scratched his car or I don't know, broke his table (wtf)? When I apologize and ask if he's mad, I'm already expecting him to yell at me... But when he only responds with a deep breath, a reassuring look and words like: "That's okay, I can never be mad at you. Don't worry about it", I can't help but *MELT* I tend to be really mean towards guys... So when they overlook it and still find such patience with me, I can't help but feel touched.
2. Open doors!! Yes, nothing like being traditional to remind them of their femininity! The best thing about this to me is they assume you don't expect them to care about these things because they act so boyish, yet when you still do it just cause, they feel touched.
3. No, letting her "win" at arcade games or pool does not work... Don't ever tell them you "let" them win. If you can't admit defeat than she can't give you respect! But if she doesn't think you're much of a challenge, that's pretty bad for you too... She'll think she's the man amongst you two.
4. Tom boys love to eat. They love to hear, "Just get whatever you like." Personally, I wouldn't order the most expensive thing on the menu, it's just the thought that's sweet.
5. Never partake in actually trying to play wrestle with them no matter how much they're punching you. I know you think it's a good way to flirt, but when it comes to tomboys, they will take your act as a challenge and attempt to take you down for real. Only exception is if you have already charmed them enough to remind them they're a girl again so they may play wrestle back. Otherwise, not a good idea. It's a lose-lose situation. If you fight back, you're not a man, if you surrender you're not a man.
6. When going through a crowd, PROTECT her, make sure guys don't bump into her. Help her avoid it at ALL costs. Because if someone pushes into her she's going turn into a man and push them. That's only going to make her act more manly around you and make your trying to charm her, useless!
7. Stare at her. The first times you'll do it, she'll probably reply with:
"What?! WTF are you looking at? You wanna die?!"
Just smile sweetly, shake your head and then look deep in thought.
After a few occasions of you doing that, she'll feel shy. Voila, you made her feel like a girl.
8. Tomboys hardly cry. If you made her cry, you're an official asshole. Never make her cry. If you see her tearing, you better do something QUICK to fix it hahaha
10. Last thing? DON'T GET TOUCHY TOUCHY with her if she hasn't shown any response to you!! No trying to "see if she's ticklish" just to touch her, yes... We know that trick. Tomboys feel uncomfortable with being touched.
Okay, now I need to just to rant about something specific...
The following gets quite lengthy so just a heads up!












































