Comments for Draconid_Jo

Rlad116
02 Jul 2019 05:15

Where'd you get your codes from? For some reason they're all in the same order as the codes I use for the profiles I design....

Dedode
01 Jul 2019 21:39

I think I have a team already haha. Just tell me when you are done.

And some like some guy already told you, it's just feedback. Don't bother to much, those comments are just for you to decide if you should change your blog content or not.

IblisFlare
01 Jul 2019 18:36

It's not even really that I don't feel comfortable talking about it. It's more that I don't want just everyone knowing it.

Dedode
01 Jul 2019 18:29

Hey, I can't reply to PMs or even send one. Just wanted to tell you that I'm fine with the rules and I'm gonna make a team. Just tell me whenever you are ready

IblisFlare
01 Jul 2019 16:48

Honestly, I've been through things that were worse than that. Not going to get into them publicly, but there's been worse I've been through.

IblisFlare
01 Jul 2019 16:38

Yeah that was the worst instance of my asthma flaring up out of absolutely nowhere I've had.

IblisFlare
01 Jul 2019 15:56

It's entirely possible for asthma to fade away and be dormant, but there's always the possibility of it coming back. My dad has asthma and for the longest time, he didn't have any issues. The one time a few years ago he got pnemonia and his asthma came back full force. You may not have too many issues with it, but it's always there. I had that happen too once when I was like, 15. My asthma was perfectly fine and then while I was outside, I went by some mold and well, that was a 3 day hospitalization for an asthma flare up.



Yeah, I gathered that already.

IblisFlare
01 Jul 2019 15:37

I honestly can't think of anything that could be considered good about it. I was going to say that I could hyper focus on one thing where it's literally all I pay any attention to. But well, it's not exactly a good thing I can do that given that it means ignoring anything else around me, no matter how obvious it may be. I also don't even know if that's something that happens because I have ADHD or it's just some weird trait I have. I never bothered to figured it out. Maybe the high energy could be considered an advantage? But in my case, since I also have asthma, it can be pretty annoying to always have energy to burn off.

Siling-La
01 Jul 2019 04:15

tbh, I'm really not sure. I don't see much advantage in either.

Siling-La
01 Jul 2019 03:32

That's your choice, but if it was me deciding, I would keep them.