Felicity

I mean hey I'm just a white guy living in the place known as somewhere else, I figure many things but i also figure most of those things could be picked apart or utterly dismissed in a critical, rational analysis, partially because of my said status as a white guy *Cough* Neo *Cough* living somewhere else. I'm not sure these discussions help anyone. Some lines of thought aren't meant to be followed, some speeches never given.

7/10 Bakugou is a dick but his costume makes him aight. That said, no costume. :c

fave songs?

it's perfectly fine lol.

gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood morning evening and night. enjoy your stay with Rebron James.

1: Commando 2: Send him to AA, after taking their wallet. 3: EDIT @Pokefailure because nothing should naturally be purple.

I entertained titling this 'not an ama' in hindsight but I like the attention so answers will be given 1: first person airhead. It's easier to get my sense of humour across, a vague wondering of concepts, if I can frame it as the musings of the character. I've been doing forays into third person recently though as I find ways to get my humour across anyway. My writing style will probably change over time anyway, learning will do that. 2: I prefer fantasy I suppose because fantasy is as close as a genre can get to "easy to use, hard to master". The tropes and such are so ingrained in a lot of people that half the work is done for you right off the bat. Of course, if you want to excel in it you have to go above and beyond and craft a world of your own. Therein lies the "difficult to master" part. It's also an easy target for postmodern interpretations due to aforementioned tropes so you can twist a lot of things around for your amusement. 3: A sense of levity is something I highly enjoy. Good writers make you feel tense whilst they engage you in their story. The best play with that tension like a puppet, bringing it up and down to create a literal emotional roller coaster. Levity is a big part of doing so and is also supremely hard to master as you find the right times to use it. 4: A lot of things. Very few things have managed to get an emotional rise out of me quite as much as my favourite stories. However they're told, in whatever medium, it's amazing that they can inspire any kind of feelings, get masses of people so invested in a story. I want to be able to do that, get people invested, then I want to use it to make people look back at my stories with a fond smile. Leave them better off for reading what I write.

I mean this ain't an ama i did one of those already lol but uh, sure I'll answer why the fuck not. 1: I kind of don't. I only allow it recently because I have nothing to attend to and so have no routine dictated by neccessity. I have the time to be able to sleep til noon when I go to sleep at 5. It comes off as slovenly but in the end that's seven or eight hours sleep, breaking the minimum of what I need. During school I would cut myself off at 12 so that I got seven hours minimum sleep with rare exceptions. 2: Yes, more recently with short little stories that lack a continuity. I can't find it in myself to write cohesive things right now so I fulfil the desire to write by doing short stories of literally anything that springs to mind. My last CW was based on a random status I made about using magic for a theme park. 3: Technically, I already am published, a short poem of mine can be found in an anthology taken from the poems of British children around the country. Right now, I'm going to study creative writing at uni. The whole point of the course is to establish a portfolio and get something published from there. It is kind of the end goal for me and one I'm fervently pursuing. 4: Nah, I have no interest whatsoever. The only reason I was semi-tuned in was due to the fact we were hosting the last olympics and everyone in my country was getting patriotic af.

The foundation of a writers work is their experiences. The way that you have reacted in one situation, how another may have reacted in a similar situation, seeing people deal with conflicts they hold and working towards resolutions, witnessing those rare once-in-a-lifetime moments that oddly end up in a lot of lifetimes, all of this is incorporated into a writers work and essentially makes it impossible not to relate to your writing because, in one way or another, you have had an experience similar to that. The basis of Stanislavsky's approach to acting as a character is that you think back to a moment in your life similar to the characters and use the emotions you were feeling then to develop empathy and thus act with more sincerity, to lend the acting a note of authenticity. Writers end up doing this automatically because our characters, well, we always have some idea of what their life has been like and so we empathise. We empathise and thus we relate to them.

Cuz everything is about me of coooourse. Narcissisum is a complex named after something from greece like seemingly everything else fun See thing Is I've felt weird af on the server cuz it felt like I lurked in main and only occasionally spoke in backchannels. SO I'm gonna try and not be a lonely bastard and actually talk to you all. Call it a mid years resolution. So if I end up asking questions I ain't bein' weird outta the blue I'm actually making an effort to get to know you all. I am an Ex-Lurker. Sounds like something from power rangers but ah well.

6/10 cute but the kinda cute you see errywhere.

Persona taught me that psychological trauma makes you stronger. Right? Right?

Do/will you stream much more? I'm aware that one may have been asked aaaaaaaaallready but I like your streams, just not been keeping pace with if they exist. Also, if you had to pick from the 22 arcana what do you think would describe you best?