aww yeah. New site. Same brainrot.
New profile posts
Nya-2: I'm effing bored and hella annoyed because there is some kinda problem with the water supply and I couldn’t wash my face before going to bed-nya.
Touched grass.
Will be here on a limited capacity, as I plan to self-publish. I'll post whatever web shit here. Maybe I'll post, idk. I kinda like it quiet.
Will be here on a limited capacity, as I plan to self-publish. I'll post whatever web shit here. Maybe I'll post, idk. I kinda like it quiet.
I think I've seen the result of this too many times here.
There's a new filter option for profile posts. 
How being on the forums feels sometimes with all the Peking duck threats.
Today, one of the author skills that I have developed turned useful in real life~. Even if it was just graphic design~. But regardless.
Write POV based on your character's voice. Let your character's soul guide you as you narrate what your character is doing 'right now' in their world.
If readers say, "protagonist 'should' have done this or that..." Congratulations! You've created an authentic character that even readers found unsettling and irritating.
If readers say, "protagonist 'should' have done this or that..." Congratulations! You've created an authentic character that even readers found unsettling and irritating.
Moon Orchard Log Entry #4
A once speculated behavior among cloud trees has now been confirmed.
Trees once known for loudly battling invasive weeds appear unsettled when none remain. Lacking clear threats, the tree grows creeping vines that begin tightening around its own nearby fruit, or the fruit of neighboring trees, damaging them.
The tree likely believes it is defending the orchard.
A once speculated behavior among cloud trees has now been confirmed.
Trees once known for loudly battling invasive weeds appear unsettled when none remain. Lacking clear threats, the tree grows creeping vines that begin tightening around its own nearby fruit, or the fruit of neighboring trees, damaging them.
The tree likely believes it is defending the orchard.
Has time been kind to you, my friend?