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Kiprobalhato
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11 Apr 2015, 11:59 pm

oh, hm..sorry to hear about that family drama, wouldn't know why it happened. at least you still have and keep in touch with that one older cousin :mrgreen: that's good.
recently one of mine has become very ill with some disease (don't know exactly which one), taking many shots a day to keep her alert but recovering slowly...i got rather scared.


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14 Apr 2015, 12:00 pm

Kiprobalhato wrote:
oh, hm..sorry to hear about that family drama, wouldn't know why it happened. at least you still have and keep in touch with that one older cousin :mrgreen: that's good.
recently one of mine has become very ill with some disease (don't know exactly which one), taking many shots a day to keep her alert but recovering slowly...i got rather scared.

Lol I think that drama all starts because of some anger and hate, sometimes jealousy too
Sorry to hear that about your cousin I hope she gets well soon



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19 Apr 2015, 10:09 pm

I find that I have friends, of varying closeness, of a variety of ages. From early 20's to 60's. I think I have befriended people based on more inner or abstract factors rather than age. As I can be very child-like and also very "adult" I am able to relate to a wide variety of people. I also have interest in a variety of things "before my time" so that can help with people notably older than I am.