i'm utterly gagged i've been on here a decade. Well, I've left many times, but like an annoying haemorrhoid that just won't bog off, I keep coming back.. so here we are!!
~long blog incoming
on a positive note, my younger self used to love this place and I do feel I've done a lot of cool stuff. I've won all the games, gone unnommed in stars, vlogged, had shops and had my own frat, bless. Though honestly, I mainly just blog nowadays, as a means to either vent or acquire attention, like most of us, les be honest. Topics usually consist of things I'm too embarrassed to mention elsewhere, like awkward experiences and times I've been a drunken mess, or me crying over my ex, worrying about STIs, or crying over my ex again lmfao (probs not the best copying mechanisms, but that's the tea).
idk why I keep coming back, as I kinda dislike almost everything about TG and just end up regretting it, but anywho, that's mental illness for you lols. I would like to praise #randomize for fostering a toxic environment that has managed to make me stick around so long whilst bringing out sides of me I never knew existed. You truly ate up my adolescent years and left no crumbs.
anyway, in attempt to lift the rather depressive mood I would like to give a special thank you below to some of those I feel I've developed a good friendship with, both long ago and more recently! That said, I have met hundreds of people throughout the years, including many from #Affinity, #0Crew and The #Anti-Heroes, as well as from Habbo, Roblox, and every corner of this place too. So all jokes outside, and whether you're tagged or not, know I appreciate you, and thank u for the good times!! :) xoxoxo
Diva1 wasn't just a legend. She was the mother of Tengaged and without a doubt the most loved person this site has ever seen. Her kindness and the impact it had on this place will be forever unmatched. A beautiful person both here and in the real world who I'm sure will never be forgotten.
like when I see some of the awful stuff out there.. it totally stops any toxic feelings I may have and makes me realise how lucky I am to have the simplest of things.
honestly just reach out to people.. family, friends, strangers. It could make such a difference to their wellbeing and might be just what they need to help them get through whatever they’re experiencing.
