Super bump for a super multiple choice train. Congrats on 1000 games!

Thank you for the ride Rachel (does this sound wrong only to me?) :)

Congratulations on reaching 1k ;-)

Congratz 1k up to 2k

Congratulations! Btw, nice work on the train =)

Nice ride, although I didn't enter any of the giveaways. :P
Bump for greatness and love!

What a lovely story, good on you for doing what you wanted despite being afraid! Keep doing what YOU want instead of worrying about what others will think. I also took the time to read your steam profile story and it was really inspiring. I believe in you! ♥

Oh and congratulations on 1k games! That's quite a few... but I know you can do more ;)

Congratz to your first train and your library achievement :)
Lovely wall of text <3
But no chart, so 2/10 :D

Congrats on 1k games! As much as I like to write about myself, I'm not courageous, so I don't have anything to say but bump!

I can't do the train right now, but thanks!

I still do that.
I've lived my life for other people, not myself.
The funny thing is, if you ask me what I want, I won't be able to give you an answer.
I've grown to be happy with anything and everything that I have, so I've never had a need to "want" anything.
So the answer that I usually give?
I want whatever makes other people happy.
Cliche? Yes. But that's the way it's going to be.

Congratulations !

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Congrats on 1k games and almost hitting level 6 and thanks for the fun train :) I had my ears pierced a few months ago but have just had to take them out :( Had something really weird happening where the piercings were actually moving. They had quite literally moved down through my lobes about half a centimeter. Had I have left them in I probably would have found them fall out through the bottom of my loves leaving horrible scarring. Can't decide whether or not to try again once they've healed back up.

Really nicely done, thank you

Courage is hard. Like typing. But no really. It is. It's acknowledging you're afraid or in a situation that is uncertain and choosing to continue regardless. Having courage at a young age if you can hang onto it, will certainly serve you well in life. Courage has helped me change careers twice, have the dignity to stand up to others who thought they knew better for me, It's helped me stand up to people who were giving my parents grief and it's helped me stand up to my parents. It's allowed me to continue my college education in my mid thirties, and it's allowed me to face the streets with no where to sleep and nothing to eat.

I'm sure you'll get on just fine, and thanks for sharing. :)

Thanks for the ride and the kind words :)
Also, you've been whitelisted for AGES, and I've added you on Steam about 3 times iirc.

Congrats on your milestone and thanks for the amazing train!
:D

Thanks for the awesome ride!

As a teenager, I cared a lot about what other people thought of me. I wanted to be what everybody else wanted me to be. I felt worn out, exhausted by it all. I was determined to be everybody's friend, to be part of every circle. The worst part was that I was afraid to be myself. I feared the thought of not being popular, of not being accepted. I felt like I had built up this persona that grew further and further away from who I really was over time. Perhaps at one point, my persona and I were the same person, but we diverged as I grew older. It wasn't until a few years into college that I learned to just be me. I stopped caring what other people thought about me. I was finally comfortable with myself.

Also, I loved Shel Silverstein books when I was younger. thumbs up

I feel like that too, I do a lot of stuff thinking about what everyone else thinks. I'm happy for you :)
Also thanks for the train. I would definitely buy a rachellove bundle. :3

Very courageous bump!

Wow rachellove! What a cool well designed train! Loved it!, will go back thru and read and savor it! Thanks for all your hard work for us on the board!

Yup, just be yourself. You'd be surprised (or maybe not) at how many people are older than me and still haven't figured that out.

Thank you for sharing your story, Rachel! I'm gonna let you a little of myself here too:

Well, I'm from the Canaries and I was studyíng there Translation & Interpretation (English, French and Spanish) and Psychology -which I only did my first year because studying in Spain became really expensive-, after the failed attemp of doing International Relations in Madrid. So, my third year I studied in Geneva thanks to the Erasmus Programme, but it turned to be the very worst year in my life and both of my universities treated me like scum (I don't want to talk further about it in this post).

Erasmus over, I came back home, quit college in my last year before graduating, put all my savings on studying Naturopathy and Holistic Medicine (including Craniosacral, Acupuncture, Nutrition and a long etc) and training with one of the best ninjas in the world, who by chance is friend of my mother. Also I created an association about Health and Cannabis that has been growing a lot and it's working wonderfully, all with my little money and the help of some good friends. But that's not all, everything was going great, but I still felt empty inside, as I always had felt before, the reason I've traveled so much, like looking for something or someone... And I met this woman online (a music related site, not a date site, lol), and we had an instant click. Inevitably we fell in love with each other and we were on Skype all the time, yet there was some obstacles she lived in the USA, she has a terminal illness, she was 39yo and had a son (the last two weren't obstacles for me, but for most 22yo are) and I was in the Canaries.

What do you think I did? Yes, as soon she gave me greenlight to come -due to she was going to be admitted to hospital- I packed, took a plane within the next 72 hours and now I'm happily married.

My family and friends said I was crazy. Indeed I am =D

PS: For sure I missed some details but I didn't want to write a novel, I know you have a lot of comments to read!