Ganaram Inukshuk

Actually that's not entirely true given I watched Endgame last month... How about watching them all at once at double speed?

The last thing I watched was House MD... That was years ago. I dont have time to get immersed in fictional worlds anymore.

Dont ask me how but I dreamt that someone else had a Marvelbug avatar...

I'd rather leave my childhood untouched.

...Meanwhile my mind feels like it needs to be turned into mush...

I just don't wanna keep correcting people trying to correct me over a stylistic choice that's misinterpreted as something incomplete or made in error. I'm no stranger to rejecting feedback either because it conflicts with my style or because I've tried it a million times without satisfactory results. I also don't wanna accept any feedback that undoes a style choice unless there's a compelling reason to accept it. The issue is where the line between style choice and error is (and whether I'm being nuclear levels of strict again). Cross out that last part; I'm being nuclear strict, aren't I?

Thorax lost Pharynx in the dark. Or Pharynx ran away. I've been known to make needlessly strict policies; I've recently made several posts outside of here that said stuff along the lines of "these stylistic decisions are not made in error and are a prominent feature of my art style; do not suggest anything that undoes any of those choices" and "I don't wanna keep defending my choices every time I ask how I did"... I also don't know what art style my thing is; i never got an answer...

@CypherHoof, @Olly So how bad do things have to be for...? Also, is it fair to ban feedback because people keep giving unusable advice?

No.........? I also don't feel so good...

I already drove writing into the ground many times before. Many times I've concluded that it's best left that way. I tried an all-dialogue story once but found it to be too synthetic (for lack of a better word) to be believable. I found that a no-dialogue story would be more workable, then SOC. I dont wanna hear another argument over how RYB and past tense has been the standard for centuries, and any such persons forcing me to follow tradition, well, they'd better give up on me now. Disclaimer: no one's had a problem with me using present tense so far...

@Miss H Well... I went with gamedev because it encompasses everything I knew how to do...

Oftentimes I dwell on mistakes nonstop. Unless I can make a writing style work the same way as my art styles, I don't wanna bother with writing... I'm not good with dialogue because it often reflects my own speaking style; if I use that, it'll be full of quirks that are simply seen as errors. Stream of consciousness suffers the same problem but is slightly more workable since there's no character to character interaction. I have more experience with drawing than writing that I know when I'm being told unworkable advice (my no-advice policy still stands, even if it makes me unpopular with the self-proclaimed "true artists"), but writing is so underdeveloped that being told I'm doing something wrong is like being told my life is wrong. I should've stuck with computer science, shouldn't I? How many reward points

If it wasnt obvious, I wasn't feeling all so good...

And I'm here thinking about policies of isolation: If something takes too long to explain, it's not worth sharing or continuing If you have something to share and no one shows interest, it's not worth sharing If someone has an idea more popular than yours, yours is not worth implementing, no matter what It is not worth the time explaining something others won't be able to understand It is better to be unknown than to be unwanted I know too well how I operate with others. Too often I work better in isolation and too often I'm forced to do so.

That's not what I meant but whatever...

I think I'll pass...

I'm trying to numb my mind over it...

...Yeah... I fumbled...

I tried fiction writing again...

@Miss H, @Sir Punicpunch You know it's serious when I do this, but i dun goofed...

<in studly caps> But what happens if you give a bug a coffee?!

Uhh, I wrote a script for a car's lights in Unity...

You know the carrot on a stick from Minecraft? I'm reminded of that...

Umm, it's a bug holding a light.