wendy robbins AKA Haven North. 28. Allston. Spiritual healer by day, freaky talker by night.
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eligreyson:
âYouâre commending them just for enduring the cold? Whoever they are their whole reputation could be at stake and Iâm definitely getting second-hand embarrassment from all that. Now, if they were doing it in the summer then that would be a different story.â
âYeah. I donât find anything wrong with walking around in the nude, but in spaces where thatâs accepted.â People got a little too uptight about that kind of thing for her liking. âOh yeah? You wouldnât find it shocking in the summer?âÂ
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Anders: I'VE BEEN CLEARED TO PLAY ON SUNDAY!!!
Anders: THIS IS THE BEST DAY EVER!
Anders: You have to come? PLEASE COME?!
Wendy: cleared to play what? that's great though, congrats.
Wendy: sorry who is this again?
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eligreyson:
âThis is why I stopped going to church,â he began motioning his head towards the big embarrassment that was happening in front of him. It was cold as hell outside and there always had to be a streaker this time of the year to make sure people had their attention. âThe Almighty letâs all of this shit happen and our eyes have to suffer.â The connection wasnât too relevant but it got his point across. âWanna join them?â He said to the person that was nearest to him, a sly smile playing on his lips.
"I certainly commend them for being so brave, with these temperatures and all. I know running around out in the cold boosts your metabolism but wow, at what cost?â Wendy had seen crazier things, but this was definitely the top of the list to her week.
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8: Would you date someone who's well known for cheating?
Half of me is saying âNah, fuck that.â The other half though says that every situation is unique, and people deserve chances to change their ways. So I donât know. It would depend on the person.
33: Do you want to get married one day?
Answered.
50: If you're single, why do you think you are?
Iâm single and completely happy with it. Have been for the past 3 years or so. Iâm kind of in this process of discovery, of finding out who I am, the real me. But Iâm always open to the vibrations of the universe and permutations of chance.
61: Who's more important: Your partner or your family?
The important people in our lives are all bonded to us in different ways, but I think, at the end of the day, family is family, and nothing is stronger than that bond. For better or for worse.
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46: Have you ever been "friendzoned"?
The friendzone is a sexist concept. It ainât real, buddy.Â
47: Which "famous couple" is your favorite?
The Obamas.
56: Have you ever "destroyed" a relationship?
Never. Not in a million years. Homewreckers can all go to hell.
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42: Have you ever read "Romeo & Juliet"?
Of course. I prefer Twelfth Night or Much Ado About Nothing, though.
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safiya-maslow:
âGive me one good reason why I should wear a dress.â
âTheyâre easy to slip on, less effort, the fabric feels nice on your skin?â
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bennyxxvasquez:
âOh come on, donât get all chicken shit on me, take the dare,â she said tauntingly. "Or, spill your guts. Take your pick but either way make it good. Iâm telling you now, this game ainât for the faint at heart.â
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"Fine. I pick dare. Try me.âÂ
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maggiefowler:
âIf I hear another pompous, first year, film student ask me for my number during a seminar one more time, Iâm going to fucking scream.â She sighed, irritated. âIâve been doing this for 8 years. Youâd think Iâd get some respect by now.â
âWhy do men find it so hard to show the most basic level of respect? And thing is, they donât even respect themselves by doing that. Itâs fuckinâ sad.âÂ
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marshallwalsh:
Marshall had to take a moment, his brows furrowing as he thought about her words. Was she really being serious? âWait,â he said, âActual crap? People take actual shit and wipe it on their face forâwhatâsofter skin?â He couldnât help the laugh that escaped him as he shook his head in disbelief, but considering the things heâs come across, was it really that surprising? âYou gotta tell me more about this,â he said, intrigued, âDo theyââ He paused before he looked around the grocery store, his eyes scanning for the healthcare section. âIs this a commercial thing people sell?â he asked, losing himself for a moment before he shook his head, âNoâŠright?â
âOh god no, they donât put it on their face,â Wendy laughed, the mere thought of it both repulsive and hilarious. Even she had her âgrossâ limits. âFrom what I know, fecal therapy is about taking fecal matter that belongs to someone else and injecting it â usually up your rectum. Their bacteria mixes with yours for example say, if you have digestive problems, and itâs supposed to somehow balance it out. Nothing goes on your face. But I did hear a girl who claimed she ate her motherâs feces for that same reason. It was on my Facebook feed,â she said with a condemnatory shake of her head. âThe things people will pass off as medicine.â
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lenimelnyk:
 Money hadnât been an issue, but there had been a point where Leni enjoyed the things they already had, and they didnât want to have to waste their energy on trying on a new pair of opticales. It all seemed unnecessary when they shouldnât have lost their pair in the first place, all in all, they were thankful for the kind young girl. âMm, yes.â Quietly Leni agreed as their eyes took a moment to observe the brunette and the way she shifted holding her bag, had it been heavy? âCare to sit?â Leni offered. ââor are you going to be a brave soul and trek the storm? Youâre probably prepared with rope, an ice pick, and such.â They gestured with a soft humor. âI donât mind the snow, but I am just as shocked as you are about it.â their fingers wrapped around their coffee mug. Speaking of the cold brewing outside made Leni want to feel some warmth. âMother nature probably came to the realization that she can be whatever she wants to be. I say good for her. The children are probably ecstatic they donât have to go to school.â
"I do have some rope in my car but sadly, no ice pick,â Wendy said with a smile, seamlessly slipping into a seat before the woman and placing her bag gently down on the ground. âI had to come all the way from Allston, my client said he couldnât make it there with the roads all like this. Which I totally understand.â They were making small talk, but beyond that, there was something about the woman Wendy couldnât quite put her finger on. It was a positive thing though, a good âsomethingâ. âDo you have children?â she asked, casually enough. âIt might sound silly of me, but I think mother natureâs lashing out in her own way for all the things going on in the world right now.â
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willcavendish:
âAll right, all right, Iâll push and you pull on three. Are you ready?â Will asked, his hands already ready to push on the door. âOne, two, three.â He pushed with all his might, and the door flew open, causing him to tumble forward. âOh â sorry.âÂ
That sounded like a plan that could work. On his count, Wendy steeled her grip around the handle, and just when he pushed, she pulled. It worked âtoo well. Wendy went stumbling backwards, but regained her footing just in time not to go down. âYouâre free!âÂ
#will#ok but to make this funnier what if it was a men's bathroom#in a bar or restaurant somewhere idk
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robinwhitaker:
Robin let out a short laugh after hearing the womanâs comment. So now the woman was basically promoting the work she was in? Perhaps it was because she was the complete opposite, or just because she hated promoting her own work. â I guess now I canât just not check it out, right? â
âWell, if you wanna,â Wendy said with a shrug. âShe couldnât be here tonight so she made me promise me Iâd talk up her work and well, you know, the more interest the better, right?â Â
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theanton-stavros:
âOh, but thatâs exactly what I need. Like, a mainstream opinion, you know?â Anton continued with a bright nod. âBelieve me, I know exactly how theater types think. I could write the artsiest, most pretentious thing in the entire world, but no one would come see it. And those that did would just judge the heck out of it.â He laughed because that was exactly what he would do in the the reverse scenario. âThey can be good, I think. As long as theyâre well done. If not, they do get a bit self-indulgent, you know? Have you ever sat through a full play or anything?âÂ
âThen who do they do it for, those pretentious ones? For themselves?â Both her brothers had caught the acting bug at school, at one point or another, but it had never gripped Wendy. She had never felt the pull for the stage. âI mean school plays aside... yeah. Once. It was an open summer-theater type deal though, Midsummer Nightâs Dream set in a forest. Shakespeareâs totally up my alley, so I loved it. Oh no, waitâ I did see this kind of experimental one once, in New York. But it was so dark and dim in the theater I felt like I was asleep half the time.âÂ
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robinwhitaker:
Robin huffed before a short laughed escaped her lips. â Exactly. â So far no one had described the piece better than the other. It was literally the scene sheâd imagine to see during a holiday to Italy, Greece or any other southern European country she so longed to see. And that was it. A moment of emptiness. The need to paint, but the lack of inspiration drowning her in even more emptiness. â A photo series more interesting than paintings? â Robin gave the other a small nod. â Not the biggest fan of photography. Besides so far all photographers Iâve met were absolute assholes. â
"Sure, why not.â To Wendy, art was art, whether that be a painting or a sculpture, or a sound piece like John Cage. âWell, she did a series about Route 66. Went out there, took photos of people, families, kids she met along the way. Worth checking out I think, and I donât say this just because Iâm biased for being in one of the photos.â Well maybe it was a little bit of that.
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andrewxmillfield:
âExactly. I just wanna go back to those years and donât wanna deal with any shit life brings, you know? I teach high schoolers and college students occasionally, and you donât know how much I suffer dealing with those shits.â
âThereâs always the option of becoming an Adult Baby. You know those?â she teased.
#andrew#hahaha#i played a crazy bitch karen gillan named cecile#wendy's a crazy bitch too but for different reasons
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marshallwalsh:
Marshall gave her a slow nod, his eyes following her hand as she held up the piece of seaweed for him to see. It was the main reason he was staring at her for so long, and it came as no surprise to him that most people didnât say anything. âAt least it wasnât something worse,â he replied, âlikeâI donât know. Crap?â He actually didnât know that much about face masks. Ironically, those kinds of things sounded like crap to him.
"Oh, no,â Wendy laughed, not really sure what kind of people he hung around with if they walked around with crap on their faces. âIâve heard good things about fecal therapy, but I donât think the way it works is by smearing it on your face. Even if it did, Iâm not the brave soul whoâd try it.â
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