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Welcome Cathartes_aura.
I'm new too. Only been a member a few days, but, enjoying it. Learning, yes.
 
JackSkellington said:
I smiled at that a little.

I don't know..it's hard to describe how I am (usually because it's so complicated and I don't like talking about myself much), so "ok I guess" is my standard answer.
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I feel that way about the question, too. It's asked everywhere you go and really it's just a social mannerism someone created. I don't even bother to give a verbal answer because I know they wouldn't want to start hearing the truth and why lie and say "great. And you?" A smile, and a nod does it for me.
 
Welcome to the forums!

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toothless said:
hi and welcome to ac cathartes_aura.
i have a aspie sister with your name,except my parents spelt it as rachael for some oddly weird reason,not rachel.
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Its how speakers from gaelic and English speaking countries understood the Hebrew form transliterated as Ruchel
 
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