The lonely routine that was my life became unbearable. So unbearable, in fact, that I decided I had no choice but to run away. I suppose I'm typing this to vent a little; share my story with the world (for those who choose to read it, that is).
I packed my things, and when my family wasn't looking, I escaped out our sliding glass back door and headed off into the night, holding my Twilight plushie close. I wore a jacket and a backpack filled with a few things I'd need if all went according t
As some of you may already know, I'm an actor. A performer. And I'm currently in the middle of my highschool's play, The Wizard of Oz. In the moment, being onstage and in character, it's really fun. Backstage, however, is a tragically darker tale. Not dramatically so, but enough to seriously discourage me from ever trying out for anything ever again. Our cast is great-- but they all have their flaws, and when they only show you their not-so-lovable side, it's not a fun experience. Often times I'
I recently encountered a blog on here that got me rather disheartened. It was a rant of sorts about the pointlessness of "waifuism" and the individual's frustration with bronies claiming to love the mane six and how unrealistic they think it is.
I'm creating this entry to counteract that one, I suppose. I think it's perfectly okay to crush on a fictional character, and now I shall tell you why.
Take me, for example. I'm in love with Twilight Sparkle, and I think we would get along wonderfully
