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The Waste Land / Re: Last post in a topic.
« Last post by Roger on August 03, 2019, 09:33:20 pm »I'ma do it.
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The Waste Land / Re: Last post in a topic.
« Last post by IceFox on July 14, 2019, 08:48:12 pm »sure
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The Waste Land / Re: Last post in a topic.
« Last post by ssj4gogita4 on June 23, 2019, 08:48:56 am »o_o
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« Last post by Roger on June 07, 2019, 07:28:33 pm »I'm here for the win
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« Last post by ssj4gogita4 on May 29, 2019, 09:53:10 pm »lolno
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The Waste Land / Re: Last post in a topic.
« Last post by Roger on February 02, 2019, 10:35:47 pm »I'ma win
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« Last post by cmonkey on December 10, 2018, 11:33:47 am »I'm amazed this still works.
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The Pineapple / Re: Reintroducing Myself
« Last post by cmonkey on December 10, 2018, 11:32:48 am »Renamed 
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The Waste Land / Re: Last post in a topic.
« Last post by Roger on November 07, 2018, 07:17:57 pm »I'm winnin'
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The Pineapple / Reintroducing Myself
« Last post by Thomas on October 25, 2018, 08:12:56 am »Okay, this is going to be VERY weird to some, and not-so-weird to others, but I have been away from the site for oh...*looks at last post* 2008?! TEN YEARS AGO?! Holy...okay, so a LOT has changed since then.
The last post I made mentioned me heading to University and needing some quiet time, well, I did get it. And during that period I transitioned from Female to Male. Yes, that's right; my name is no longer Sarah. I have spent the past 8 years of my life living with my new name, one I wanted as a child, which is Thomas. I only recently started going through every single website I could remember signing up to and changing my details, name and gender on everything, and in the depths of the internet searches I found the beloved Spongebob forums I frequented so much in my school-years. I was both happy at the nostalgia and laughs I shared with fellow fans, and upset that the symptoms for my condition were actually so very obvious in many of my posts (very negative posts). It didn't feel right that I should leave this forum the way that I had done, and sought to come back and engage in conversations through the slower-paced forums rather than the stressful hustle and bustle of more recent social medias. But, to my surprise, I found the forum very quiet. A shadow of its former self. I was heartbroken.
So whilst I am aware that my return here may be too little too late, I want to say my thanks to everyone here who made it an enjoyable community to be a part of, and even if I may not say much, I will always be around listening (or in this case, reading) the posts by others who also called this forum their "home".
The last post I made mentioned me heading to University and needing some quiet time, well, I did get it. And during that period I transitioned from Female to Male. Yes, that's right; my name is no longer Sarah. I have spent the past 8 years of my life living with my new name, one I wanted as a child, which is Thomas. I only recently started going through every single website I could remember signing up to and changing my details, name and gender on everything, and in the depths of the internet searches I found the beloved Spongebob forums I frequented so much in my school-years. I was both happy at the nostalgia and laughs I shared with fellow fans, and upset that the symptoms for my condition were actually so very obvious in many of my posts (very negative posts). It didn't feel right that I should leave this forum the way that I had done, and sought to come back and engage in conversations through the slower-paced forums rather than the stressful hustle and bustle of more recent social medias. But, to my surprise, I found the forum very quiet. A shadow of its former self. I was heartbroken.
So whilst I am aware that my return here may be too little too late, I want to say my thanks to everyone here who made it an enjoyable community to be a part of, and even if I may not say much, I will always be around listening (or in this case, reading) the posts by others who also called this forum their "home".