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#26 - ButtonFly

Reply-22

(08/07/2013)[-]

I have a guy friend who said that about me once.
It made me smile.

#107 to #26 - mathafaka

Reply-8

(08/07/2013)[-]

you'll be so mad when he would say this to other girl and she actually love him back

you will be so jelous of her, bitch

burn in hel

#139 to #107 - ButtonFly

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

I admit my heart would be broken but I would feel no jealousy.

#27 to #26 - wilvine**User deleted account**

Reply+93

(08/07/2013)[-]

Did you just smile? I mean, he poured his heart out, that's brave of him, did you let him take you out or something, guy deserves it.

#100 to #27 - kaboozle123

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(08/07/2013)[-]

i bet she responded with "k"

#140 to #100 - ButtonFly

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(08/07/2013)[-]

No, I'm mute. All I did was smile.

#144 to #140 - kaboozle123

Reply+3

(08/07/2013)[-]

well see now i seem like an asshole

#154 to #144 - ButtonFly

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Well it's not something I explained when I originally posted which was obviously a mistake judging by the amount of red thumbs I'm getting up there.
The full story is in comment 34 though.

#34 to #27 - ButtonFly

Reply+36

(08/07/2013)[-]

Oh we've been friends since infancy. We like to joke that we've been married for twenty years now and that we've bypassed the "honey moon" stage of our relationship by the time we learned to walk.
I only refer to him as a "friend" or a "romantic interest" because we live very far away from each other and neither of us felt like it was worth being exclusive to someone you couldn't be physically close to.
He said that to me when I fell mute. I've been very sick for a very long time and I took losing the ability to speak for a very hard. I was feeling really down on myself. So he told me that he loves me. He told me that he works hard everyday so he can learn and some day be able to devise a cure for me. He told me that he'll make me strong and healthy again. He'll do everything in his power to make sure that we live long, happy, comfortable years together. He told me he'll do this because I'm the only person he can ever love despite the hell I out him through every day of his life. Even if we aren't exclusive, he can't look at a woman without comparing them to me and because of that, they pale in his eyes because he knows that they're not me. He told me it may seem selfish but he works because he can't bare the thought of living a life without me. If I were to go, he'd lead a hollow and empty life simply because I'm not by his side. He told me because of this, I'm not allowed to die, at least, not until he and I are sitting beside each other in the year 2100.
Because I am mute, yes, all I did was look at him and smile but it was enough.

If you're curious, this Friday, he is actually coming up to visit me for a few days before college starts. On the first day he's here, I'm taking him to the beach so we can watch the fireworks together.

#127 to #34 - EmperorColo

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(08/07/2013)[-]

Awww that's adorable. I wish you two the best, silent chick.

#155 to #127 - ButtonFly

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(08/07/2013)[-]

Thanks, I really appreciate that.

#93 to #34 - vicsix

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(08/07/2013)[-]

I'm sorry if this comes out rude, but I always found being mute to be some kind of gift. I don't have to talk to all the dick heads around me.

#149 to #93 - ButtonFly

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Perhaps, there always has to be a silver lining.
I was always the talker though. I like to explain things. I like to speak all sorts of languages. I used to act and I was very well known for my monologues, I even performed a monologue on Broadway (one bit of trivia I like, the theater I performed in appears in GTA IV) so I took the loss of my voice very hard.

#164 to #149 - vicsix

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Oh, I'm sorry. What happened that made this happen? Also, you can still act! Just become a mime!

#228 to #164 - vicsix

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

@ wilvine yeah I got it directly from my dad. No one says anything cause my family knows about it. There is medicine for it, but it's not very effective.

#165 to #164 - ButtonFly

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(08/07/2013)[-]

I'd be a crappy mime. I've got a neurological disorder that makes me move my arms around a lot, it also renders learning sign language completely out of the question and makes typing very difficult.
I damaged something called the vagus nerve. It's one of the twelve cranial nerves. It helps you talk and it also aides in regulating your heart beat and breathing. I don't know how, win or why. I've been sick for a year before I fell mute so I haven't been going out very much or screaming particularly loud, in fact, for the past month before I fell mute I had a terrible stutter so I haven't been talking very much at all.
I just woke up one day and it was gone.

#213 to #165 - vicsix

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(08/07/2013)[-]

HOLY **** YOU HAVE PANDAS?! Sorry I had to And epilepsy is a bit of a broad term. It is usually what you described, but it can also be a spastic movement of any body part. In your description, it's usually the eyes spazzing out. Typing all these comments right now are causing my hands to shake.

#216 to #213 - ButtonFly

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(08/07/2013)[-]

Huh, I learned something today. I didn't know that epilepsy had any other triggers. Sorry for making you hands shake. We can stop talking about it if you want.

You confused me for a moment there. I thought you were someone who actually knew about the neurological disorder, if so you would have been the first person I ever randomly met who did.
If it helps, I did once have a pet squirrel-monkey.

#217 to #216 - vicsix

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(08/07/2013)[-]

Nah it's cool. You should see me do algebra holy ****. And sorry, I honestly don't know what PANDAS is. Besides the bear. I really don't know what most of that stuff is. What do they do singularly?

#218 to #217 - ButtonFly

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(08/07/2013)[-]

PANDAS stands for Pediatric Autoimmune Neurological Disorder Associated with Strep. The hallmark trait for PANDAS is sudden acute and debilitating onset of intense anxiety and mood liability accompanied by Obsessive Compulsive-like issues and/or Tics.

Wilson's Disease is an autosomal recessive genetic disorder in which copper accumulates in tissues; this manifests as neurological or psychiatric symptoms and liver disease. It can be detected by spotting a little copper ring around the iris in your eye. It is often fatal.

Lyme Disease is a tick-born virus. It can cause severe neurological issues as well as heart problems, such as an irregular heartbeat, eye inflammation, liver inflammation, and severe fatigue.

#224 to #218 - vicsix

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(08/07/2013)[-]

You best not die from any of that ****. We'll picket your funeral with signs calling you a ****** and a admin. I just asked and what I have is a familial essential tremor, (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Essential_tremor) so it only happens when I'm doing any activities with my hands. It also attributes to when I'm doing any weight lifting or am about to get in a fight. I'll also have full body shakes when I'm around a person I have feelings for. (I mean romantically) It can destroy my balance if it gets too bad.

#229 to #224 - ButtonFly

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(08/07/2013)[-]

Not even the WBC would be so cruel.
Not to worry, I'll never die of natural causes. If I were to perish it would be in combat. I imagine most likely with a group of assassins who felt threatened by my presence. When such a day comes, I wish for my body to be burned and have the ashes compressed into a red gem. That gem would decorate the hilt of a specially made sword. My first born son and rightful heir to my legacy will use that sword to avenge my death.

I imagine that can be excruciatingly annoying. It's bad enough feeling stressed without your body physically manifesting it.
I bet it also sucks as this indicates that people who know of your condition can read you like a book.

#241 to #229 - vicsix

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

No one does besides my family. Girlfriends i've had thought I was gonna die from my legs and arms shaking so badly. Also, that seems a bit intricate. I love it.

#233 to #229 - liability

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Couldn't respond to your comment below, so I'm doing it here.

Oh, sorry to hear about your illness. I wish you a speedy recovery! Yeah, it's entertaining and I enjoy the conversing

#234 to #233 - ButtonFly

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Thanks very much.

I'm sure you find yourself pulled into a lot of debates with a name like that.

#235 to #234 - liability

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Surprisingly not, actually. FJ's name mentioning system is....fractured at best. If i click "What people say about liability" I see every user that mentions the word. I almost never get a notification that someone did it, though

#236 to #235 - ButtonFly

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Well I'll be sure to mention you for you randomly in the middle of this week.

#237 to #236 - liability

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

haha, I hope you do! I'll stop by and say hi (if i get the notification, that is)

#238 to #237 - ButtonFly

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Brilliant, we have a plan.

#239 to #238 - liability

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

see you then!

#240 to #239 - ButtonFly

(08/07/2013)[-]

Yep, 'til then, have a nice day.

#219 to #218 - liability

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

My name is liability and I have been mentioned in this comment

hi :3

#220 to #219 - ButtonFly

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Hello.

#221 to #220 - liability

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

How're you?

#222 to #221 - ButtonFly

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Decent, yourself?

#223 to #222 - liability

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

I'm alright. Just striking up awkward conversations with people who never intended to mention a user in their comments

#225 to #223 - ButtonFly

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

That sounds like a pretty decent way to spend your time.

#226 to #225 - liability

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

When I'm bored it is, actually.

Met some nice people

#230 to #226 - ButtonFly

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

How delightful.

#231 to #230 - liability

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

You don't seem entirely enthralled with me

#232 to #231 - ButtonFly

(08/07/2013)[-]

Apologies if I seem a bit stand-offish, I'm just feeling a little sick is all. I'm actually quite delighted you're here and amused that you chose to strike up a conversation simply because I mistakenly summoned you.

#167 to #165 - vicsix

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Have you tried stimulating it? Tried screaming at the top of your lungs or anything?

#168 to #167 - ButtonFly

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Yep, all that fun jazz.
When I try to engage my vocal chords at all, my throat closes up and I can't breathe until I give up trying to speak. I get the same results when I cry or laugh as well.
I still practice everyday though. I can make all the dental-verbal sounds so that's good. I can at least call attention to myself when I need it.

#169 to #168 - vicsix

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Have you seen a doctor about it? And when you were sick, did you eat a lot of scalding foods? That can damage your throat and vocal chords too.

#173 to #169 - ButtonFly

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Yeah, I saw a doctor about it but they can't figure out how to help me.
As for the foods, quite the opposite. I have to follow a certain set of rules and one of the rules is that I can't eat anything warmer than room temperature. I don't know why I can't eat hot meals anymore, I just know that I can't do it.

#175 to #173 - vicsix

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Heat on a scar or open wound can **** it up extremely worse. But you've probably scarred your vocal chords. It may or may not heal. I guess the best you can do now is just carrying a dry erase board with you everywhere.

#177 to #175 - ButtonFly

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

I haven't eaten anything hot for over a year before I fell mute.
I can't write with a pen, my arms won't permit me. I've got my trusty tablet though.
I'm confident I'll get my voice back some day.

#178 to #177 - vicsix

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Maybe you just need to get punched in the throat? Sorry, if that seems rude

#184 to #178 - ButtonFly

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

I'll ask my doctor if throat punching's the way to go then.

Now, I admit that your original comment piqued my curiosity. Are you mute as well?

#188 to #184 - vicsix

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

No, sorry I typed that out in a way that made it seem that way. I kinda wish I was at this point, cause I just learned I'm gonna have to move to ******* oklahoma.

#191 to #188 - ButtonFly

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Why would you want to be mute for Oklahoma?

#196 to #191 - vicsix

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Because **** that place and the people there.

#197 to #196 - ButtonFly

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Insulting people to their face is definitely a perk when they can't hear you.

#209 to #197 - vicsix

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

Yeah. So you have a problem with shaky hands right? My dad and I have a kind of epilepsy (as the doctors called it) that make our hands shake whenever we're focused. Like a downgraded Parkinsons Disease. My dad drinks beer to calm it. Maybe it's best to ignore it?

#227 to #209 - wilvine**User deleted account**

(08/07/2013)[-]

I have that, not fun. I got it off my mum's side, it skips a generation for my family. I always have people saying **** like "Why are your hands so shaky?" Or "Are you that excited?" Quite annoying, I can't thread needles or anything fancy.

#212 to #209 - ButtonFly

(08/07/2013)[-]

Can't quite ignore this.
What I have is a weird neurological disorder. Well, it's more of a combination of different disorders. I've been diagnosed with Lyme, Wilson's and PANDAS.
My arms just twitch constantly through out the day. They don't slow down, they don't speed up. I can stop them but only for a second. It causes my intense physical pain when I do stop them and when they kick back up after the second, it does so with such force that I've actually been knocked off my feet a few times.
I can make a pretty kick ass milkshake by just holding the cup though, hell, I'm great if you need anything shaken.

I thought epilepsy was uniquely caused by flashing lights, this isn't the case?

#69 to #34 - kneehumper

Reply+5

(08/07/2013)[-]

Really heart-warming story!

If you don't mind me asking, how did you fell mute?

#145 to #69 - ButtonFly

Reply+4

(08/07/2013)[-]

I don't quite know the whole story.
There's something in your throat called the vagus nerve. It's one of the twelve cranial nerves. It helps you talk and it also aides in regulating your heart beat and breathing.
I somehow damaged that nerve. I don't know how, win or why. I've been sick for a year before I fell mute so I haven't been going out very much or screaming particularly loud, in fact, for the past month before I fell mute I had a terrible stutter so I haven't been talking very much at all.
I woke up one day and tried to say something to my mother. I couldn't get the sound out though. No matter how hard I tried, how loud I screamed, how hard I pushed, not a single sound could be heard. Instead, it felt like my throat closed up and I couldn't breathe until I gave up trying to speak.
It was one of the most shocking moments of my life.

#60 to #34 - chiktikkavaspaus

Reply+7

(08/07/2013)[-]

Psh, if you're mute how come I can understand your comment? Sorry, had to

That's a great story. You two seem perfect for each other.

#43 to #34 - srapture

Reply+5

(08/07/2013)[-]

They should make a romantic film about you two.

#46 to #43 - ButtonFly

Reply+7

(08/07/2013)[-]

It's been mentioned.
Because he keeps talking about finding a way to cure me I call him my Mr. Freeze.

#47 to #46 - srapture

Reply+3

(08/07/2013)[-]

What, like from Batman & Robin?

#51 to #47 - ButtonFly

Reply+8

(08/07/2013)[-]

More from the Animated Series.
I found Arnold's depiction of the character to be pretty obnoxious.

#52 to #51 - srapture

Reply+2

(08/07/2013)[-]

Ah, okay.

#41 to #34 - wilvine**User deleted account**

Reply+24

(08/07/2013)[-]

I didn't know you were mute, I am sorry. He seems like a genuinely nice guy, and you both seem lucky to have each other. Enjoy the fireworks, and I hope you both live to 2100 together.

#44 to #41 - ButtonFly

Reply+16

(08/07/2013)[-]

I didn't originally say I was mute, you had no way of knowing a back story I didn't divulge and I took no offense to it.
He is a nice guy. I'm glad and very lucky to have someone like him in my life. We drive each other nuts and our arguments can get pretty heated but even after two decades of putting each other through hell, we still talk, joke and enjoy the other's company.
Honestly, I don't think I'd quite know how to function without him.
We most certainly will enjoy the fireworks. I didn't tell him about them yet though. I'm going to let that be a little surprise.

#48 to #44 - wilvine**User deleted account**

Reply+7

(08/07/2013)[-]

Well, they say only the people you love can make you hate them. I have just one question, sorry if it is too personal, I'm an author of sorts, (More a hobbyist-writer) And Srapture gave me the idea to adapt a story out of this, what would you have said in response, if you could have spoken?

#55 to #48 - ButtonFly

Reply+11

(08/07/2013)[-]

What would I have said to him?
I would have said that I felt the same. That I loved him before I knew that love was even a word that exists. I would have told him that it hurts that we can't be near each other yet but I felt like the luckiest person in the world simply because we can still talk and laugh. I would have apologized to him for being so mean to him over the years, teasing him, laughing at him but I would also honestly tell him that I'd never stop doing just that as long as I lived. I would have told him that it takes a special kind of guy to put up with that sort of crap and that I was really lucky to find just that guy so early in life. I would have agreed that dating others seems to be silly and a waste of time because I keep thinking in the back of my mind how he would have done something different or said something wittier or more idiotic.
Most of all I would have told him that he shouldn't be so worried about me dying or committing suicide and leaving him to live on this Earth alone because so long as I know that he's looking out for me, I'll always be right there next to him, looking out for him.

Sappy, I know, but it was a sappy moment. I was hurting so much and it made my chest warm when he said that to me.

And kudos to you for being a writer, I'm actually a bit of a writer myself, more so now that I can't talk.
What do you write?

#202 to #55 - themongoose

Reply+2

(08/07/2013)[-]

You just turned a grown man into a sobbing mess.

I hope everything turns out well for both of you. Good luck.

#207 to #202 - ButtonFly

Reply+1

(08/07/2013)[-]

Thanks, I really appreciate that.
I'm glad my story was able to evoke such emotion.

#121 to #55 - theuglypanda

Reply+3

(08/07/2013)[-]

That is honestly one of the best stories I've ever heard. The fact that it's true makes it even better.
I'm a straight guy and I would marry that ******, but you already know how lucky you are so I guess I don't have to tell you that.

#205 to #121 - ButtonFly

Reply+1

(08/07/2013)[-]

For me there's nothing better than getting to marry your own best friend.
My mother always told me that.
He and I live very far away from each other but we still grew up together. He knows everything about me but still loves me and wants to talk to me every night. I wouldn't trade him for anything.

#105 to #55 - impaledsandwich

Reply+3

(08/07/2013)[-]

This whole thing is one of the best things I've ever read. Thanks for being here.

#56 to #55 - wilvine**User deleted account**

Reply+2

(08/07/2013)[-]

Thankyou.
I write a bit of this, a bit of that. I'm currently writing a 30's Noir Thriller/Mystery, it's coming along slowly, but well. Nice to see a fellow writer indeed, what do you write?

#61 to #56 - ButtonFly

Reply+5

(08/07/2013)[-]

That sounds really interesting. I hope it turns out well for you.
I'm big in the realm of fantasy so most of my writing is geared towards that genre. The big project I'm currently working on is a novel series.

#120 to #61 - anon id: 4bf426d9

Reply0

(08/07/2013)[-]

I am curious. As a fantacy enthusiast I'd like to know if you've published something yet?

#204 to #120 - ButtonFly

Reply+1

(08/07/2013)[-]

No, I haven't officially published anything yet but one of my fairy tales is actually going to make an appearance in a book of short stories very soon. I'm very excited for it.

#62 to #61 - wilvine**User deleted account**

Reply+3

(08/07/2013)[-]

Interesting, I do love fantasy, but I cannot write it myself, my imagination gets ahead of itself a little.

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