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not sureHello. My name is Aruceus Diaruga. I know that is a funny name, but this being the internet I don't think it wise posting my real name. I am 22 live alone in Arizona. I don't have very many friends, but the friends I do have understand that I am different. In fact it's because I am different that I am making this blog.
When I was a child, I was home schooled. I know, right? Most home schooled students are religious nuts who think sex is evil. But I was different. I had trouble grasping my parent's christian faith. There were some parts that seemed right, but most of it was tradition shit that was for old people. I wanted something real so I started doing research about other beliefs. I had finally decided to go with Judaism until about a month ago.
On that fateful day, I clicked on an internet link that said 'trace your origin' . I thought it would be fun. I clicked the link and something started downloading. It must have been small because it was done before I could cancel. The next thing I know, my computer screen looked like it went to another computer...like I was watching someone else's screen. Someone was typing frantically into what looked like a search engine. The question was typed "What are you?" The response looked like japanese. Another question "What are you going to do to me?" Then the screen went fuzzy like you see on a tv when the antenna isn't connected. Just before my screen blacked out, I thought I saw a face in the static...like a woman's face. I know sometimes the mind makes things up, but it looked so real. And I could have sworn I heard a voice saying "He's coming for you". But it all stopped so quickly I couldn't be sure. Anyway, my computer went back to normal for like ten seconds, then McAfee told me I had downloaded a Gemo virus and my computer restarted. When I got to the main screen, all traces of the download, the connection, the virus were gone. It was like it had never happened.
This made me start doing new research. I don't know what this Gemo thing is, but I am very curious.
