Your name is TENSHI. Of course that is not your real name, but you are uncomfortable giving out your real name on the internet, despite the time you spend there. You like to read WEB COMICS and are hoping to be a VIDEO GAME DESIGNER, PROGRAMMER, or GENIUS BILLIONAIRE PHILANTHROPIST someday. You would prefer to do the latter, but it seems to be considered unrealistic by most of today's society. Especially since you're still in school. Your room is cluttered with BOOKS, as well as images and objects of things that DON'T REALLY EXIST. You like to draw and write but you tend to consider yourself to be PRETTY BAD AT IT. But you're improving, at least. You are fascinated with all things FICTIONAL. You have many images of various CHARACTERS about your room, and there is also a MASS OF THEM mentioned in your notebook. Not that anyone reads that. You still think it's worth writing though. Right now you are annoyed by this theme's LACK OF PARAGRAPH SEPARATION. What will you do?
#2 is very important because I will shank you if you do.
The first time I saw this list, I practically cried because of how much easier this would make my life. True stories.
Oh gosh, all of these! Like, the new skills thing, I really want to learn a martial art, but don’t want to be in a class full of random people not knowing what I’m doing… And school, so many issues with school.
It seems you have found yourself visiting a blog of a human with VARIOUS INTERESTS. At a glance, there seems to be a lot of HOMESTUCK, but you also notice that this blogger shows great interest in SHERLOCK, SUPERHEROES, ROBOTS and other interesting topics. While the blogger doesn't post much, you get the feeling that they enjoy both WRITING and DRAWING, however it seems you will have to convince them to post such things if you want to see them more often. You can find various LINKS to important things, like a peculiar website about a ROBOTICS COMPETITION. As well as a link to the stories of one REALLY TOUGH TEDDY BEAR.
No matter you interests, the blogger wishes for you to make yourself at home, whether that be browsing through the pages, following, or returning to your surely wonderful dashboard.
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