Well, last night before I went to work, I was talking to a friend on IMVU, and she said I'm her hero and idol. Somehow, I find that somewhat frightening ....
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Hero Worship
Frightening? So then I guess you don't want to hear about Dorothyism...
~All hail Dorothy! Love, Veronica
What borders on pure insanity?
Canada and Mexico.
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"Dorothyism"?
made me think of the scene from "Men in Black 2" where a locker full of tiny people worship Jay (Will Smith) ....
Dorothycolleen
Did She Say "Yer Idle"?
Joking my dear. What it should do is give that abominably low self-esteem of yours a big lift. Are you listening?
Joanne
IMVU?
RAMI
It is hard to reply since I do not know what IMVU is? I guess I am clueless at 59 years 9 months and 15 days.
But unless talking to someone on IMVU is something to be construed as a negative, you should take it as it intended, and stop having so low self-esteem.
RAMI
RAMI
IMVU
IMVU is like an online video game, only there's no monsters to kill ect(at least i dont think so).. so it's also a chatroom-ish like thing...
another way to look at it, is that it's a more cartoonish, kiddy, CENSORED version of 2nd Life.
....to me it's kind of weird, but i DO understand the draw of a virtual community, but i find it boring.
If your character doesn't improve (level up or skill up) and your not battling for survival then it's really not a game... it's an animated chatroom.
But no there is nothing wrong with logging onto it, we all have our preferances for what we find entertaining.
I can see it!
You're honest and brave, facing problems and prejudice. Why not?
Wren