Hello everyone.
Since I don’t believe most of you know me yet (aside from Blake), I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself.

My name is Rylie. I’m seventeen years old, turning eighteen next month, and I’m currently a senior in high school. I have a strong interest in rock and heavy metal music, and my favorite color is green. I consider myself generally calm, approachable, and easy to work with.

I’m also an admin on another platform, which has helped me develop strong communication, organization, and problem-solving skills. After graduating high school, I plan to pursue a career in 911 dispatching, so I’m familiar with the importance of professionalism, clear communication, and support in high-stress situations. If anyone ever needs assistance or simply someone to talk to, I’m always willing to help where I can.

It’s nice to meet you all, and I look forward to being part of the community.

@TheToast You are an exceptionally talented artist, and I genuinely believe you should continue cultivating that skill. Whether you choose to pursue it professionally or simply nurture it as a hobby, drawing is incredibly valuable and fulfilling when approached with dedication. Artistic ability is not something everyone possesses naturally, and the discipline required to refine it speaks volumes about your creativity and perseverance. And on a slightly off-topic note, I used to draw constantly as well. I still sketch from time to time, but there was a period when I was deeply immersed in it. (Honestly thought I would be an artist when I grew up but my future plans took a toll) I once completed full portrait pieces of James Hetfield from Metallica and Gerard Way from My Chemical Romance. Those projects required patience, precision, and a strong attention to detail, which is why I have so much respect for anyone who genuinely invests in improving their artistic technique. Drawing is a remarkable and somewhat rare aptitude. If you continue to hone your abilities with consistency and passion, there is truly no limit to how far your talent could take you.

My day is already shit, honestly. I woke up drained because I haven't slept AT ALL and it just kept getting worse, and culinary was the breaking point. Being in that room felt unbearable because Megan, my friend (?) hasn’t said a single word to me in almost a week. Not a glance, not a comment, not even pretending I exist. She won’t look at me, won’t acknowledge me, and it hurts more than I want to admit. I keep replaying everything in my head, wondering what I did wrong or if I even matter to her at all, and it’s exhausting. I already feel out of place most days, and this just makes it so much heavier. Walking through the halls, sitting in class, existing in that space feels suffocating. I hate being at this school. It feels cold, lonely, and draining in a way I can’t escape, and today just reminded me how isolated I really feel. I’m tired of pretending it doesn’t bother me when it does.. a lot. And also, I have a choir concert that I didn't know about! I'm kinda ready for it but I have a way home but no way to school! My mom works so I don't know when she'll be home.
And also... just another thing. When I get home I need to tell you all the things that happened last night. It is very emotional and a little triggering to most people so I will be putting a warning on it but that's my day so far I guess. I usually don't do these things so I apologize.

@Aries Thank you! <3
Also yeah... It's a good site it just needs work that I've been slacking on.

@Faust Unfortunately, yes. That's the site I'm talking about.

@Angie.dfwy Honestly, the best thing you can do is leave it alone. If it is a spirit you don't exactly know what you're dealing with when it comes to things like that.

@TheToast You're welcome.

@cutecoretherian Thank you!