@TH4TTR4N5F3M_VA Yes! Though.. Give me like a break bro.. This is exhausting and this potion I am while typing hurts my back

@Rusty Huh? What questions, wait, what?
Questions for what?

The following was recorded in a private interview with @Yanderemenhera . If you have questions and concerns. DM please, and thank you! All right reserved of the official Snail Mail publisher. Blah, blah, blah.. ENJOY!

Snail Mail: "Okie! My first question for you is how did you find DNS, and how do you feel about the community..?"

Yandermenhera said..: "I found browse DNS last year when my friend and I were looking into ways to stay in contact since I only had limited/monitared access to a phone. I saw bns a lot and decided to make an account.
as for the community, as many people have likely said, things like moderation and the community in general was better last year."

Snail Mail: "Really? I wouldn't know how last year was.. Back to the questions! Question 2! Do you have any core memory as a kid or quote that inspires you or makes you keep trying..?"

Yandermenhera: "hmm, i do have a quote I do like, I like "i'm not a possum" but I know that's not very inspiring lol. I just think it's funny"

Snail Mail: "Fair! My next question for you is.. What's a crazy story you have? Or wild thing that happens to you or others at school?"

Yandermenhera: "I don't go to school, i've never been inside of an actual public school ever I don't think"

Sail Mail: "Oh! A wild story..?"

Yandermenhera: "I once had the FBI track me down once, the cercomstances of why i'd rather not disclose but I didn't actually do anything illegal
to everyone reading, just remember that the FBI is always watching and companies are harvesting your data too. nothing is private nowadays

Snail Mail: "Woah.. Uh.. My social studies teacher was in the C.I.A he wasn't allowed to tell us, he did anyhow! That's.. Mind blowing. 4th question! What career is your favorite, or would you do, and why?"

Yandermenhera: "I would like to do mostly art and animation, i'm actually trying to get into college for that"

Snail Mail: "Art! I love art! That sounds like a great job, I wish you the best of luck! My last and Final question.. Is what is your ultimate comfort movie or TV series?"

Yandermenhera: "I don't really watch movies/TV due to them usually being a seizure risk, but I used to watch old cable tv reruns of SpongeBob when I was younger and I enjoyed that quite a lot"

That concludes the interview! Thanks for reading!
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Interviewed: @Yanderemenhera.

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@UnpaidIntern I'm interviewing rn, text me later brochip.

@UnpaidIntern LOL, MB

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@UnpaidIntern
Yk, I don''t really care(anymore)
but your right. I agree.

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@w1ckedsticky1983
Lol, I see now. Honestly, Idc anymore either. I wanna keep Snail Mail a thing. So I ain't getting involved anymore

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@tyler_x
My point exactly.

@tyler_x
Traced art, in summary.

@w1ckedsticky1983
I apologize, I feel bad about saying that
Two different situations. Your right.

@UnpaidIntern
Honestly, you have a point. And I see where your coming from. But understand, sometimes. It's not to be "edgy".
Peer pressure: Coercion or guilt-tripping is often deliberate when a teen wants someone else to conform, cover for them, or participate in risky behavior.

Intentionally twisting words or playing the victim can be used strategically to avoid getting in trouble with friends or authority figures.

Social status and control: Teens may knowingly use gossip, exclusion, or charm to climb social ladders, isolate a peer, or secure a romantic partner.

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@UnpaidIntern
Teenage brains are still developing, and peer relationships become central to their lives. Adolescents are actively trying to figure out social hierarchies, gain independence, and manage intense new emotions. Because they are still learning healthy communication skills, they often fall back on indirect or manipulative behaviors to get their needs met.

@UnpaidIntern
Sorry to bud in Unpaid.. But manipulating people isn't "evil" teens do it all the time. Honestly. Some don't know they did it, some do. It's common.