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not fretting, just surprised is all.

i have 20 cousins on that side of the family, i didn't expect i would be the only one.

life is full of surprises.

I'm the kid who's not afraid of the dark or being alone, who's not scared of heights, or terrified on the sight of injections or doctors, or panic at sounds and roars of thunder, or gets anxious with strict authorities, or backs out from extreme rides or stunts.
Even a group of girls who are scared of a 'haunted' restroom would drag me anywhere for assurance.

The only actual thing that makes me anxious is tasting new food.

And I'm still am.

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I have to say that I can't really be neutral during a match between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. Even though they are my co-favorite players, I would have to give a slight edge to Rafael and was initially disappointed when he lost after leading in the fifth set. However, I was happy for both to do so well. To see Denis Istomin succeed as he did made me overjoyed as well. I look forward to seeing more of ALL of them!

Over the course of the last two years, I've lost over 35 pounds.

When I am home alone, I run around in circles and sing very loudly.

I have been playing Pokémon for 17 years.

i have an increasing collection of stereo remasterings of monophonic originals.

I have been a hermit my whole life. I can recall how my parents marveled that I had no problem being by myself when my 3 other brothers went to school.

As a relatively new driver (my license comes up for renewal this year), I still get panic attacks when I drive out of town for the first time. Two weeks ago, I was nervous driving to an out of town Toastmasters meeting, but excited when I got to the meeting. I felt a sense of victory when I got home, knowing I conquered yet another goal. I can't wait to do it again.

I have no gender pronoun preference.

i just read some PMs from last month, and completely spoiled my own mood.

My birth name is Rachel Rebecca but I can't say "R" sounds, so my birth name comes out as "Wachel Webecca".

That's why I sometimes go by Gwen. I picked the name when I was 16 after my favorite character on Torchwood.

I briefly suspected I had dependent personality disorder at age 17 (when I was too young to be diagnosed with it). From then on, I've been afraid of getting that diagnosis ever since. I eventually did get it last year, though for quite different reasosn than why I suspected it in 2003.