That too!

Colonel Danvers!

(Well, I just started reading Ultimate Spider-Man, so my opinion might change.)

Carrie Fisher is the one and only Princess Leia of Star Wars.

Okay, Spike was unexpected. He's cool though, and very sweet. I'm sure you already know mine.

Yes it would seem that way. My counselor kept thinking that I had a form of social phobia, that I was afraid to meet people and this caused my anxiety. He couldn't seem to understand that I was perfectly content with my social life and my anxiety was likely due to more pervasive elements, like an overt perfectionism and probable OCD. So I was annoyed when it seemed like he changed the topic to my social life and focused on how I spend most of my time online. I guess counselors are just human, they formulate a hypothesis and just stick to it.

Conventions are fun, I got to see Carrie Fisher for instance, along with various Potter actors. I'm hoping someone really special to me comes one day.

Ok so you've got a taste of how volatile my memory is. Now! Favourite pony!

Well, we do have the technology... but we don't want to spend allot of money.

I guess that's true... We need to fix that don't we?

Well, to be honest I knew full well what Fury was capable of and the wrath he would unleash upon the riders... but Sentai didn't.

The hangouts are like comic book stores and geek conventions. There are some major anime, "Western-geek" (like Who, Star Wars, that kind of stuff), and MLP fans here! I wore a Twilight Sparkle shirt and got a guy who was like, "Brony!!!" at a convention and we bro-hoofed.

Wait, you're a brony?!?

Oh I get what he's trying to say, but he still thinks it's some major breakthrough. I figured he had no other solution and was really banking on that one. Maybe. I haven't visited him since. I'm not unopen to the idea of getting close to strangers though, I just don't think it should be forced. So I do chat really well with my friends at work and at school, I'm just hoping it might develop naturally into something a bit more.

You sound like you have a bit of (frustrating) experience with therapy. I took a course in psychotherapy during my degree, taught by one of the most prestigious professors in the subject in the United States. She was famous enough to appear on CNN, Anderson Cooper, Oprah, Huffington Post, and USA Today and was invited to the White House to discuss bullying. Yet, I just wasn't impressed by psychotherapy, a lot of it is not empirical and merely depends on which professor is currently leading the field. She was a really cool teacher though.

James Buchanan!

(Keep in mind, he was active for only a year. The original Peter Parker took years to become the kind of hero he is today. Besides, if Peter took more time to plan, he would have woken up Johnny, have him cauterize his wound, and then go battle the villains.

Personally, I liked that story better than Dying Wish. Even if Peter made some stupid deisions, the story treated him respectfully. It gave him a death that he deserved—a hero's death.)