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Does being the penpal of somebody like McVeigh make someone a bad person? I do not think so. My other half is no 'typical' lady. She keeps herself to herself. Not antisocial, but definately a-social. In my opinion there is quite a difference. She has shown herself to be completely honest with me, and caring. There is currently a lot of distance between us, from north england (myself) to montana. Saving up for a plane ticket to see her in meatspace for the first time, almost half way there, over 300 quid saved so far
I have known her for going on 4 years now and before just very late last year she never, just as I did not think we would ever be together, once we were, she once said, that if I were to find somebody closer to me geographically who I fell for, that she would sooner lose me, than see me unhappy, or deprived of enjoyment of a relationship I could see every day than be unhappy with her due to the distance. No woman would say something like that, unless they truly did love the person to were with, assuming they loved the other. Likewise, as much as it would break my heart, I would rather see her happy in life than bring her anything but the best. She tries not to impose on me or inconvenience me in any way, although she doesn't, far, far from it.
Truly though, I consider it a great honour she let me into her life, and shared her heart and intellect with me.
Certain ways my lady acts towards me, she has never before shared with anyone, and considering I knew her for several years as a friend, with neither of us knowing the other shared the same feelings for each other, I have seen the true side of her, fire, and ice in one, both loving, and very aloof, which I find really seriously hot as hell.
There are very few women who are compatible with me, who I 'click' with mutually. I can only think of one, in fact, who I did. My ex fiancee, cazz, .
Does being the penpal of somebody like McVeigh make someone a bad person? I do not think so. My other half is no 'typical' lady. She keeps herself to herself. Not antisocial, but definately a-social. In my opinion there is quite a difference. She has shown herself to be completely honest with me, and caring. There is currently a lot of distance between us, from north england (myself) to montana. Saving up for a plane ticket to see her in meatspace for the first time, almost half way there, over 300 quid saved so far

I have known her for going on 4 years now and before just very late last year she never, just as I did not think we would ever be together, once we were, she once said, that if I were to find somebody closer to me geographically who I fell for, that she would sooner lose me, than see me unhappy, or deprived of enjoyment of a relationship I could see every day than be unhappy with her due to the distance. No woman would say something like that, unless they truly did love the person to were with, assuming they loved the other. Likewise, as much as it would break my heart, I would rather see her happy in life than bring her anything but the best. She tries not to impose on me or inconvenience me in any way, although she doesn't, far, far from it.
Truly though, I consider it a great honour she let me into her life, and shared her heart and intellect with me.
Certain ways my lady acts towards me, she has never before shared with anyone, and considering I knew her for several years as a friend, with neither of us knowing the other shared the same feelings for each other, I have seen the true side of her, fire, and ice in one, both loving, and very aloof, which I find really seriously hot as hell.
There are very few women who are compatible with me, who I 'click' with mutually. I can only think of one, in fact, who I did. My ex fiancee, cazz, .


- but I went to school with the kids from there. Funny, one contacted me on facebook recently and asked if I remembered stabbing him in grade 10, he still has the scar... How the fuck do you answer that one? 
