| Kikoura | Created on Sunday, 05 October 2008 00:32 |
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Kikoura Norioaku When Orion and I married we decided to start fresh. We had been through a few bad marriages in our day and we felt it was time that we took our Marriage to the length we had always wanted to take it. Orion, not knowing his true last name, and I decided to combind our names. Norio is "Orion" backwards and the 'aku' is evolved from the last three letters of my own name. We removed the r and replaced it with the first letter of my name for stronger importance. The history of my family's depths really formed in Yuri 60, Summer when I was born. My mother Tornrose and Father Riorn were opposites attracting. Yet, the never failed to give me the love I needed. My twin sister Starmage and I were the "perfect children." We were spunky, full of energy, and always out for the love of our parents. Their divorce was devistating, more so on me. No matter how hard things have become, my family and I worked through them. I hold a great deal of pride in announcing Riorn, Tornrose, and Starmage as my family. They may not be well known, but they were always there for me. Orion, lacking this, I decided to bring him in my life and make him my family. He has always known Riorn and I have always known Orion as a friend and now Husband. We share several values. Our family is about respect, love, and never giving up. There is always one member of our family in which we can lean on. Whoever comes into the family has a great blessing to be loved as they will be. When I was younger, I didn't always respect my mother Torn when she divorced my father. He was a barbarian and he was having a hard time dealing with showing affection. I turned my back on my mother, being a father's girl and forever showing my love for Barbarians. When I grew, I realized how much it hurt her, and I am glad to have her back in my life. I remember sitting at Buya's Northern gate laughing, talking, and growing the bond a family should. Out in the open. And I knew people were onlooking and wishing they had what we had. |
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