I’ve always believed this to be true. You never realize it, but the words “Thank you” have such an impact. It acknowledges that you have done something helpful and that the person giving thanks is grateful for it. Or at least, that’s how I see it. Some people just see it as a courteous gesture, but I see it as so much more. That’s why I become upset at times when people do not thank me. But anyways, I think I have 4 posts regarding this matter.
Today’s matter is different. It was special and simple at the same time. “So considerate :)” was what the message said. It made me feel very happy because it was the first time anyone has said anything like that to me. As a child, I was very inconsiderate, and my sisters never failed to make it known. This was the first time someone acknowledged my consideration, and it makes me very happy.
Usually to something like this, I would feel the need to reply with thanks, considering how thankful I feel, but I didn’t want to nullify the consideration by replying (since that message was in reply to “I’ll let you study”). And also, I knew that I wouldn’t be misunderstood if I didn’t thank him.
I am always afraid that I will say one thing wrong and someone will misunderstand what I’m trying to get across, but with this person, I know that he knows me well enough that he would understand why i wouldn’t reply.
I’m quite shocked at how observative he is, actually.
what if tonight you were laying in bed really sad and lonely and then all of the sudden the fictional character you are in love with just knocked on your window like in peter pan and then you guys stayed up all night chattering and being best friends and cuddling
I started reading earl and fairy today, but then I started watching the anime and now I just want to keep watching x.x I was doing a pretty good job with keeping my sleeping habits moderately normal….well, no more of that LOL
I was reading the manga in Barnes and Noble today and it was just so interesting. I love it so far. I was drawn to it by the drawing style (adorable!) and the plot totally grabbed me.
Sumino is a girl with no presence and it pretty much ignored (Me, right there) and its pretty typical, but I like it. The most popular boy likes her and everyone hates her for it now, and i don’t know. I can really relate (except for the boy liking her part) and her good friends are people she met online, so it really is relevant to my life.
In a way, its sort of inspiring me. I really like it, but I’m sad it isn’t online, so tomorrow I’m going back to buy it :)