@BritishUnity Aw that sounds really cool; there's a huge forest and abandoned garbage dump behind where I live, the road is technically closed off and people aren't really supposed to go back there ever since there was a fire a few years ago and killed some peeps who lived in the back by the garbage dump, but I go out to harvest some mushrooms for the past few springs

She is supposed to be a storm-based mage who specializes in teleportation, levitation, and quick-cast spells. For now, she's an integral part in the world I'm making and will be treated as a protagonist. Heavy WIP nevertheless

I hope I'm putting this post in the right category

I always try to sleep at around 7 or 8 PM my time, just simply because my body has the durability of a grandma in a nursing home and if I go to bed any later, I suffer consequences of my body giving out. If I go to sleep past 10PM, I'm basically screwed the following day.
Yes, I know it's weird, but oh well.

@Idyll Oh yeah I've watched that show as a kid before, just not as often! My parents put on a few Tom and Jerry stuff here and there, but it was rare. I either watched the shows above or old Disney movies, such as Beauty and the Beast

I was a lowkey oddball kid with a wide variety but here's a few shows I distinctly remember watching when I was wee young





I also watched a ton of Scooby Doo stuff too

@NightmareWolfie I would say that it's arguably harder for people to portray emotion sometimes in literature, just generally because people interpret things differently and it entirely depends on who you ask when it comes to identifying the figurative language behind a wall of text. While some pieces of literature are easier to interpret, others aren't as much. That, on top of how other people view the same thing. For example, Person A could read a book and come to a different conclusion than Person B about the premise and theming of the literature provided. I agree that it also depends on the quality and mastery of the author- the moment something isn't worded right, the whole theming can easily be torn apart. Although that is your opinion, much as it is Idyll's and mine, we all have our own takes on various things, and Idyll should have a right to express their opinion as such.

Eat chocolate, draw, do stuff that a typical single person would do I suppose

@LarryFire I always licked play-doh as a kid, never got to eat it cuz I tended to get caught right before eating it

A lot of people have been saying what I was already going to say, so I guess I'll throw my two cents in even if it's similar to a few other suggestions,
You should probably communicate your perspective to your significant other. Communication is and always will be key in any relationship, including a romantic one. But the fact that your SO didn't read the note at all is a bit alarming- nevertheless you should talk your feelings out and see how things go.

Probably gonna have to go with baguettes, they're delicious

If you want to, go for it. Otherwise, no

I let my oreos soak in milk and wait for it to get all soggy before slowly chewing on it

I think for me, it'd definitely be a tie between art and music. Totally biased here because I draw and also play music pieces. Music connects people through their souls and emotions, music pulls on your heartstrings- even if it was a song you don't know the language to. You can get a sense of what music sometimes portrays, and goes kinda hand-in-hand with art as well.

@Kody Naw there's just other trucks that were made with better quality than compared to cybertrucks iirc, I believe a few people on the internet have tested the durability of a cybertruck vs. a normal truck through a series of tests

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