Consider this the deduction for living. Your existence, when filing taxes, counts as a $950 (for FY2012) deduction! Sweet! This number will generally be already filled in. Ignore it for now.

The key line here is that, even if nobody claims you, you still must write the dependent tax credit amount! Since you meet the qualifications (the largest of which is that you do not fully support yourself), your tax liability is still different, claimed or not. Read up on dependency first and fill this out.

When you have a sure bet, don’t back down! Since J promised to always be there, you can trust that he’ll always be there. That’s the bottom line.

J is not afraid to say that whatever ever trouble the past held is clearly still dragging down the relationship. Nothing he mentions is a secret, but in a massive understatement, is actually constantly dragging down their conversations. He is not prepared to actually walk out, still attached, but is more and more worried at the growing reality.

Some distant trouble, at least for J, continues to plague the relationship. Even though Mascis has moved on, she keeps the feud on the backburner, making the future look more and more grim.

J realizes his own extreme criteria for love. With the idea that only one champion can be his, he misses out on the world around him. Even to regain his trust, to rekindle what once was, the test stands and none pass.

Crying tends to leave marks. You wouldn’t expect it, but the salt in tears leaves a nasty stain that shows immediately how emotionally involved you are.

The person is not the only weird one, though – J’s just as out there. When the two are together, people can almost see the similar oddness, like an invisible string connecting people of the same type.