It always sucks to get a new guild in WoW. It's just a game, but a huge part of it is the social aspect. I have a few friends in my current guild that I kind of feel like I'm turning my back on. At the same time, I have a lot of friends in the guild I'm applying to. The hardest part, I think, is the amount of memories I have with the old guild. Getting drunk in MC. Running instances until late at night. PvPing my saturdays away.
I guess though it's sort of a false sadness because I know why I'm really sad about it and it has nothing to do with WoW at all. Maybe it's better to detach myself from all of that in this way. I don't like it and I don't want to, but once it's done then I won't have to worry about it again.
And before the comment comes, I know, stop being a pussy, it's just a game, get over what happened with her, etc, etc. Screw you. I was in the guild from like a day or two before I met her so you fuck right the hell off.
Sunday, August 26, 2007
Leaving the guild
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I think you're too emotionally involved with your dog.
I mean, I know she vomited - and that was very painful for you. Something you may never get over.
But damn, dude. She's a dog.
You'll both be ok with time. That assumes you continue to feed her and provide her some bones to play with.
She still licks your face, doesn't she?
Just because you were in a guild for like 2 days before you got a dog is no reason to cry.
Drink beer
This is an interesting metaphor we have here.
dont forget about the peanut butter! dogs love to lick peanut butter off stuff. thats all the reason you got a dog for!
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