Sunrose Petal

A question to any well-established creators, from an up and coming one (I like to post reviews) -- Ko-fi or Patreon? I was thinking about patreon for later if I really gain an audience but I just found out about ko-fi and it seems like something nice and small to start out with, just to earn a little...? Thoughts? Does anyone else have one or both?

But what if it's too vague or short? I've watched a lot of reviewers on youtube who are some of my favorites and they'll go on about some episodes that I didn't have thought about or they'll bring notice or see a lot of depth in something that I didn't even acknowledge but I guess analyze skills are something you have to acquire...ugh sorry, I just need to get out of my own head I guess haha and just not care too much

Hey guys, I'm fairly new to the forums (but a fan since 2011) and I really like writing reviews (for movies and such) and I really want to start reviewing the show but I'm feeling really doubtful about even starting when there are so many others out there who are either better or have already said exactly what my thoughts were so I'm thinking what's the point? I'm working on revamping my website to post more (even some of my movies reviews I think are kinda lame and not that well structured as others I've read myself) I'm sure every creator has gone through this with their content at one point or another and I know you're not going to please everyone with your opinion and should just throw it out into the void and see what happens but I'm still really nervous (I tend to overthink alot) and seeking some advice or reassurance...

Are there any fellow hufflepuffs on here?

Hey guys, I was curious of your opinion on reading movie reviews...I really want to review movies in my own way but I think I'm a little confused on what kind of style to go with. I've watched a lot of different movie critics (youtubers, mostly) where some will give a short review and just say quick tidbits on what they liked and didn't like and some that go through the whole movie and point out flaws and whatnot about it and how they felt at different moments while watching it and I'm wondering if that style is better received than a vague, shorter, spoiler-free review and I'd hate to hinder whatever audience I get by having to say "Spoilers Ahead" every time I review a movie... I don't know, there are just a lot of opinions out there and I'm a little nervous on how to start. :/ Any advice? (PS: and not to mention the different format for reviewing a TV show as a whole or in episodic posts...)

I'm 4'10, people always mistake me for a 12-year-old... ...am I the shortest person that's posted here?

Avatar: The Last Airbender Best show ever, it really helped shape the person I am today.

Izze Soda is really good!

Taking my dog for a walk

Anyone have a favorite season? Mine is autumn! Autumn to me is Frank Sinatra and the smell of rain, hot chocolate with cinnamon sticks, doggy snuggles, tart honey-crisp apples, candied pecans, the anticipation of Christmas, crunching leaves on walks, the smell of chili in the crock-pot on Sundays, the chill in the air that wakes you up in the morning, fuzzy socks and long sleeves, blankets freshly warm out of the dryer, hot pancakes on Saturday mornings drowning in maple syrup, foggy sunrises, cozy sweaters, decorating my desk with baby pumpkins and gourds, poetry, beeswax candles, skinny jeans and boots with leg warmers, pumpkin bread, rereading Harry Potter, swings and bike rides looking up at the changing tree stars, cinnamon rolls, tea, and apple cider. I just love it so much! :3