Basically, I am wondering how much I should be afraid of her because of either her seriously dangerous nature, or her need to act scary by taking on the nickname.
So far I think its just silliness, but before I even try to ask her on a date, I figured I should ask the experts on crazy people what they thought. Unfortunately they didn’t reply, so I decided to ask everyone here: What would you think of someone who introduces helself with a non-creepy smile and calls herself Killer?
You should totally ask her out, but be careful. Not for yourself, but for her. I bet she’s really fragile and sensitive behind her name. Just be a gentleman I guess.
Well, so far the only part that doesn’t make any sense about the advice you have all given is the Helloween. I’m sure we can find a Dio song that fits the bill and is infinitely more cheesy.
Alright, I think I get a general idea of what people think. I never really worried about an actual murderer, but the knife point is a good one anyway, and who in their right mind dry cleans an axe? Everyone knows that axes are durable enough to wash with denim, dry cleaning would be cost inefficent. I guess my real fear is that I am not sure how much she is trying to act tough, compared to how much of it is just a goofy nickname. I tend not to like people who are the only ones that believe that they have something to prove.
Stalking might work, but I have a full time job, ( got today off cause sunday was a holiday) so I don’t know when I could find the time to take the thirty minute drive out to her town. I’ll certainly look into it. And even though she knows what car I drive, she’ll never see me coming because late 80s Tempos are everywhere and nobody will suspect its me.
Ouch, that hurts. Honestly now, that was uncalled for.
I’m not actually taking advice, I am really just tricking myself into thinking that I have spoken to someone about my situation, because by doing that I can tell myself that I have gotten whats on my mind taken care of.
What it really comes down to is that you are not enough a real person in my life to matter, so I can talk to you safely, and still have told someone. Its actually quite relieving to tell a fake person something real about yourself, because it can’t really come back to haunt you.