Tell about your signature

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I didn't know what to say but wanted the space to show up in my posts for when I thought of something better later.

When is the bug in the new site going to be fixed, so we can create signatures again?

I don't have one cuz of the bug. woooohoooooo!! ! Freefalling!

I'm a cartoonist, so I kind of like making my signature look neat but non-intrusive. Sometimes I draw a picture and I sign it somewhere other than the usual corner. Maybe 'cause I want people to look for it or something, I don't really know. I tend to write my signature slanting about halfway to the right, with very little space in the round letters, and I finish with a nice little "tail" curling up over my last name. Apparently that shows that I feel "sheltered" by my family, but I don't know all about the psychology behind handwriting. According to one book about it my mother's handwriting is similar to that of serial killers. She thought it was hilarious.

Mine comes from Robert Heinlein book, Time Enough for Love. It means don't even attempt to influence a friend once his mind is made up

I really need to change it, or at least the Duinkerken part. because maybe it is being seen.

I no longer enjoy being in the limerent's cradle, that feeling of not being able to attain either complete separation/closure , or bonding and sticking, but hoping for reciprocation and being comfortable in that limbo state.

It is no longer valid and I've long outgrown that mentality. The only thing right now keeping me from completely delinking is this signature which acknowledges my unwillingless to delink. I like the now, like it is.

Having gotten over the worst of clinical depression, without having really overcome it yet.

I did like to change signatures every once in awhile. I am lucky in that I am happy with the my current signature but it was a reaction to a particular debate going on here and my feelings about it at the time. I have something else I now feel strongly about want now and am frustrated I can't change my signature to reflect that.