Do they even have glasses for that? Nah, not those complex stuff. I just have a squint eye. Still, your glasses are so cool. 

@Lata, squint eye, eh? I'm gonna research about that. 'Bout my glasses, it's pretty common nowadays because of the internet addiction in this generation. You should get some if u like.

@Byargus, I guess it is pretty common, but this is the first time, I've heard about that. Nah, I'm fine, I think so. So, you wear your glasses only when you're using an electronic gadget? 

@Lata, well I really do have bad eyesight so I wear them all the time, because when I was younger I spent a lot of time reading from my pad at night. 

@Byargus, My late night addiction was actually books. We were not allowed any electronic gadgets in the school and the library was simply huge. So, I spent a lot of time reading in bed after lights out. Needless to say, my squinting became worse.

@Lata, I guess books were the reason for our eyes, hahahaha \( ^ V ^ )/ 

@Byargus, In a way, that dosen't sound half bad. I mean, Books are good. 

@Lata, I agree~!

Hot topic? I could try that, if they have a store here that is. Hot topic always reminds me of that Mary-sue, Ebony. A Harry Potter coat? I'm drooling and so jealous right now. There is a shop here that sells fandom stuff, but I just can't seem to find it. Thanks though. Still, a HP coat....

@Lata, Mr- ee- doo- lah- tah. I'm blending the sounds of m and r together. Is that how one pronounce it? I'm pretty sure I'm way off, but it was worth a try.

@JellyKat, You are not way off. It's more of a u sound rather than o, but other than that you're right. It's Mree-du-lah-tah. I am surprised. 

@Lata, Oh so I was completely right! In English oo makes the U sound. That might've been confusing I guess

@JellyKat, Now when I think about it, yes it does. You were completely right.

@Lata, Awesome, But it doesn't seem that hard to figure out... Or maybe that my 98% achievement grade without trying in foreign language talking.

@JellyKat, It's not, but people always mispronounced it and stuff, so...
98% without trying? You must be some kind of a genius to achieve that.

@Lata, Well, depends on the subject. I am actually doing much worse in Literature( with my native language) than in Spanish. Algebra 2 was nearly a 100% on the report card, while AP anatomy is only a 84%( granted everyone think that's a good score, because ap anatomy is the hardest class on campus, consisting mostly of seniors and my one sophemore friend who somehow landed a 96%. Flipping genius). Economy/ government was surprisingly good with 89%, I'm still upset that I was docked two points off on my final for it going only one minute above the time range, well I'm sorry that actually put a lot of effort into my presentation>:(
Art is 75%, because frankly... I hate the subject no matter how good I am at Art. Why can't there be a freestyle art class, where you can just draw, paint or make a sculpture of what you want and then be graded on the final project. Art class just gives you a small square and you have to work inside of it. What if I don't like working with clay, yes ms. K I'm good at it, but I really hate working with it.

@JellyKat, You really are a genius. That's a varied range of subjects though, different types and other stuff. 
I also suck at literature, my native language's that is. I can write okay in English but I can't write half as good in my native language. 

@Lata, Thanks, do you want to move this conversation to PM, it's a bit busy in comment section :/
If you don't mind me asking how old are you?

It's more of a combination of two Sanskrit words. Mridu means soft and Lata means a creeper or a vine. So basically it means something like a fragile branch, something that is easily breakable. 

@Lata, I see. Another meaning could be someone who softly creeps. Sounds like a destiny of being the next top Thief Mastermind. Or maybe a soft, fuzzy plant people like to pet when feeling stressed. Is it of a Middle Eastern language?

@Monos D.O.A, I had never thought of those two interperetrations. Yeah, it could be thought like that. More like Indian subcontinent. It is really ancient language. 

What can I say? Autocorrect has and will continue to ruin my life. :(

@Lata, Hahaha lol. Well, you have me to keep you company in the name problem ;)

@weirdguy96, Does Autocorrect translate Brian into Brain? I'm so curious...

@Lata, Thankfully it doesn't but my friends do -_-

@weirdguy96, Oh well, at least that is a bright ray of sunshine in your life. 

@Lata, Hello? One such friend = 20 autocorrect annoyances. And I have to face 50 such guys. You do the math :P

@weirdguy96, Okay, a small dull ray that tries to get bright but you, my stupid friend won't let it shine. That seems to be about accurate now. Still... 50 huh? That sounds positively daunting and so much terrifying. 

@Lata, As lucky as I am, they feel the dire need to call me brain and write my name like that in important and public places *facepalm*

@weirdguy96, Still dude, 50 guys? You must be super popular to have that many close friends.

@weirdguy96, lol no one ever has trouble pronouncing my name. Then again Katherine and Katy are pretty common. I call you Brian, and actually remember your name. It took so long to remember Giselle and Hanako( I thought it was Haruko for the longest time. Then there was I guy I worked with named Dominiquic and it took so long to remember his name. Oh god and I thought Cory's name was Ian for so long (0-0).
People have thought my name was Heather, Emma and Emily for long periods of time, before they finally figured my real name out. One girl thought my name was Heather for four years straight and has yet to figure it out. I was in all of her classes in eighth grade too.

@JellyKat, Lol, yours is a totally different but hilarious issue nonetheless XD Wish I could be there when the poor girl finally figures your name out :P Okay, moment of truth. Even I have a hard time remembering your name because whenever I think of you, I get reminded of a bowl of Jelly and the cat next door, thanks to your profile name :P

@weirdguy96, I do have a cat, her name is Momo. And I'm never going to see Stephanie again, because I changed schools in junior year. I'm a senior now.