Quote from: Laura91 on October 26, 2012, 01:25:00 PM
Five years older...or maybe dead...who knows?  I don't think that far in the future anymore.

For me...this. Like the "dolly for Sue" on the Island of Misfit Toys, "I haven't any dreams left to dream."

One day at a time, sometimes one hour at a time...or each minute.

Till death do us part.

And yes, today I *am* cheerful. 

Who cares, it has taken 59 years to be me and I'm happy at last. Every other day is a bonus.

Nice one Cindy!

Cindy just pretty much won this entire thread.

Me? I hope to have finished my transition and to be settled in my new identity & lifestyle. I also hope that my children will have come to terms with what I need to do and that I'll still be actively involved in their lives.

Most of all, I hope that everyone I love will still be healthy & happy.

Quote from: justmeinoz on October 26, 2012, 08:32:50 AM
I was talking to Cindy this evening and she asked me where I thought I would be in five years time, seeing as I had been discussing Uni.

Interesting question.  I hope to be working with GLBTIQ people as a psychologist, in an effort to help others avoid some of the crap I went through when I was younger.  It may also  involve living in France . 

So, where will you be in five years time?

Karen.

Lottery ticket in hand with the winning numbers 

Good question, right now I'm just working on finishing out this year without killing myself

In five years I will (hopefully) be completely transitioned and finishing law school...other than that, I try not to hold hope out for anything. Whatever happens happens.

Happier than I am at the moment which is currently torn appart by my GID.

I hope to have more courage and to be at peace with myself.
To make good friends who I can relate to and help me as I can help them as it is so hard to do it by ourselves.
To be complete and enjoying life for once instead of living day to day.

The next 5 years have to be better than the past 5 years which have been dreadful and filled with tragedy and many dark moments which were almost impossible to deal with by myself.

I also want to have hope.

Hopefully in love, just finishing my nursing degree, working in a rewarding clinic taking care of socioeconomically disadvantaged people, surrounded by family and loving friends, smiling, living in LA and loving my life...not that different than my life right now. I've learned to appreciate what I have and to treat each day as a gift

Fighting a zombie apocalypse with a 12 gauge in one hand and a bottle of jack in the other, and a very awesome demeanor. I apologize to those of you I take down in my battle against the undead.

Me? Hopefully eaither a happy male or a happle complete MTF transgender who can look back and have no regrets and have a good life with the people who love me!   

Quote from: Snowpaw on November 03, 2012, 02:40:14 AM
Fighting a zombie apocalypse with a 12 gauge in one hand and a bottle of jack in the other, and a very awesome demeanor. I apologize to those of you I take down in my battle against the undead.

I take it you're one of those Alliance pussys, allied to the human reactionaries. 

You may as well give up now, you'll never defeat the glorious Lady Sylvanas backed by beauties such as this:

Quote from: spacial on November 03, 2012, 06:33:31 AM
I take it you're one of those Alliance pussys, allied to the human reactionaries. 

You may as well give up now, you'll never defeat the glorious Lady Sylvanas backed by beauties such as this:

I woke from my criminal minds binge just for this.

Horde is scum. Not just from an alliance standpoint, they stand by as the forsaken does what it does. Out of fear of what they could do. Alliance may not be clean but at least we don't want to destroy the world. Besides we have varian chin. Ya'll lost saurfang and green jesus to plotlines bwahahaha



I laugh at the horde. I got the Crimson chin watching my back.

 

Quote from: Snowpaw on November 03, 2012, 02:40:14 AM
Fighting a zombie apocalypse with a 12 gauge in one hand and a bottle of jack in the other, and a very awesome demeanor. I apologize to those of you I take down in my battle against the undead.

Seconded, though I might prefer a Colt Python or Peacemaker to a 12-gauge.

Quote from: ElusiveAppellation on November 04, 2012, 09:33:05 PM
Seconded, though I might prefer a Colt Python or Peacemaker to a 12-gauge.

:O but zombie flesh is soft and spongy! That's why Chris Redfield always wins instead of those with the mp5 :3 Unless we get some lickers but I would stand by ya!

@spacial, hey do you like my hunter mog? Everyone says it looks awful but I love how red it is :s

Quote from: Snowpaw on November 05, 2012, 01:58:38 AM
:O but zombie flesh is soft and spongy! That's why Chris Redfield always wins instead of those with the mp5 :3 Unless we get some lickers but I would stand by ya!

@spacial, hey do you like my hunter mog? Everyone says it looks awful but I love how red it is :s

OK, I'm sure I don't want to know but.........Translation?

Quote from: Cindy James on November 05, 2012, 02:03:30 AM
OK, I'm sure I don't want to know but.........Translation?

Transmogrification I can make my armor look like other armor. It's a easier way of armor dyes. Blizzard (the games creator) they would have to redesign all the armor for all the races/sexes/classes in order to use dyes so they opted to let you use transmogrification. Sadly it doesn't involve a box with a dial on it that turns you into a tiger.

Vid. game stuff

Quote from: Snowpaw on November 05, 2012, 02:07:11 AM
Transmogrification I can make my armor look like other armor. It's a easier way of armor dyes. Blizzard (the games creator) they would have to redesign all the armor for all the races/sexes/classes in order to use dyes so they opted to let you use transmogrification. Sadly it doesn't involve a box with a dial on it that turns you into a tiger.

Oh thanks. I didn't understand a word of that