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This is a question that I don't have a precise way of answering due to lack of perspective, but it probably depends on the kind of person you are. If you're like me, you might find it beneficial to be single because you have lots of time to focus just on yourself and your own work.

The two houses I live in have fair internet. They're both just fine for browsing the web, but the people I live with don't care about optimizing it for gaming. Regardless, I do find gaming and streaming to be fairly good, but I can't say anything about my Them's Fightin' Herds connection because I'm not wired.

This question brings back funny memories. I made one Bill Cipher OC when I was around 13 or so, then I made a Cuphead OC as a joke. Both of them were "me as Bill Cipher" and "me as a Cuphead character" and it's very funny thinking back on it. While this topic states that it's asking for OCs outside of MLP, I did also have an MLP OC and it was, again, "me as a pony." Very funny stuff.

I'm feeling dark grey. It's 2:30 AM and I'm just sitting here on the computer waiting till I can't stay awake anymore.

Given that I spend so much time on what makes me the happiest, it makes me think I'm productive, but it's been shown that I function poorly when it comes to things like schoolwork. I also am very slow at getting out of bed when I don't have to get up at a set time. I can stay in bed until 5PM for goodness sake.

I initially grew up on silly Shrek games followed by GameCube games, then as years passed I spent a lot of my time on Minecraft and Roblox. At some point, Super Monkey Ball 1 and 2 joined the mix as well.

One of the Eevee evolutions from Pokemon. They are so cute; I'd go for Sylveon.

My future as a whole kinda scares me. Once it's time to get a life and maintain myself, I fear that that is when it's all going to crumble. Run out of money to maintain myself with, become homeless, then rot. I'm scared of it.

If we're talking about comfy clothes to wear at home, baggy is top tier. It may feel nice for tight clothes to fit nice and snug, but baggy clothes just feel free and loose.

Speedrunning video games is something I've always thought looked awesome, but it intimidates me how deeply I'd have to learn a single game. Plus, if I ever want to enjoy that game casually, I'd probably gravitate towards muscle memory that I made while speedrunning, and it would turn into what feels like a serious speedrun, which becomes stressful. I have heard speedrunners say that they experience this, too. However I think it will be easier to commit to it in the Switch Online classic game selections, given that you get to have save states to practice from. Another thing is cooking. Looks interesting to make cool and delicious meals, but I can't help but gravitate towards the microwave or another cup of noodles.

I had one dinner fairly recently, and it contained avocados. Normally I dislike them, but I was impressed by how fresh and nice they tasted. Were the avocados just really good, or could it be that the taste is finally growing on me?

I like to lazily browse through social media or use a few certain websites. I like to look at YouTube, and I also gravitate towards scrolling through Twitter and Instagram. I just like waiting until I'm horribly tired then collapse on my bed and fall fast asleep, you know?

Yes! The night is prime time to walk, actually. Combine it with being by yourself in that walk and being able to move at your own pace, and that's the perfect walk. Walking during the day is okay I guess, but it doesn't quite hit the same. There's a place close to me that I love to walk in, but I rarely go there. It's a farm with some animals, and there are paths that extend into a forest. A lonely, quiet walk at night in that place hits like a drug.

Hello and welcome, my friend.

I can't think of any instances where I've done something that one would consider "trolling," but I feel like I'm the person to troll to some capacity while making sure that everybody involved knows it's all in good fun. Though, I'm not sure if that violates the definition of trolling.

Sugar free French vanilla coffee creamer from Coffee Mate. It's the good stuff.

I used to be super active on this forum, so I come here for nostalgia. I love seeing people who I used to actively see around.

If I'm trying to go to sleep at a reasonable time, it can take me up to 6 hours, and I once even went to 7. So, I usually wait until I'm unbearably tired and I'll fall asleep quickly. It feels good, too.

Apparently I've already posted in here but I do NOT like spiders. They have been on my mind every so often, so I sometimes stop to check my room to make sure there are no spiders in it. When walking, I am conditioned to take a close look at any small, dark spots that appear on the floor to see if it's a spider or not. If I have to stay in one place for a lengthy period of time such as a shower, I must take a close look at every corner and behind every object to make sure there's no spider hiding. One unfortunate soul thought it was comfy to sit by a shampoo bottle. Me and a spider CANNOT exist in the same room, so I deal with them using a portable, battery based vacuum since it's a good ranged weapon that allows me to redirect the spider's location. If a vacuum is out of access, I can't bring myself to deal with the spider in any other way, so I can end up sleeping in a different room, on the couch for example. It's a scary battle because I need to aim the vacuum at just the right angle, or else the spider won't get sucked in. The spider can start moving at a fast pace which gives me the chills, and now that spider is ready to get on the move and start being unpredictable with where its location is, which is bad when they choose to hide somewhere. I understand that spiders are good to have in this world, but if a spider dares to enter my house, I no longer consider him a good creature. A spider who enters someone's home unsolicited has lost all of its dignity as a respectable creature and its life does not matter to me anymore.