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hey :) the name is amalina but im cool with mali.
or whatever nice.
im pretty laid-back.
im never serious.
haha well yea so get annoyed.
im a kid at heart, maybe a hippie too.
talk to me.
get to know me.
only then you can judge me.
:)
roar!
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Sep 24, 2010
rants and rambles

i dont get guys most of the time.
they think theyre so great when theyre not. you know what ticks me the most?
when they did something and they make it seems like it was your fault.
"im sorry you dont understand the situation we're in",
"i'm sorry i cant be the perfect man that youre looking for",
"im sorry your trust for me has long gone"
ultimate fucker, right?
why cant they just admit that they are at fault, in a direct manner?
"im sorry for what i did has made you feel blablabla"
i guess, that's why communication is the key to a successful happy relationship. but not everyone is able to communicate well.
we say words, but we often dont mean each of them.
we hear others, but we rarely listen.
frustrating kan.