Greyphilosopher

Paperclips and stray coins. I have priorities, as you can see.

Funny that I find this as I'm watching a video on snakes, haha. I do not own any exotic pets (I don't own pets at all) but I have wanted to for a long time. I'm partial to lizards and geckos, mainly because I find insects fascinating but am terrified of them. (At a point I considered owning a tarantula, before immediately remembering that I am a blatant arachnophobic and can barely handle jumping spiders.) Leopard geckos are adorable, I would love to own one one day.

This did not age very well... It truly is a pity. So many people would love a game like this. I've heard of a few creators making something similar, though. That's good.

Stephen - Play me like a violin.

Most of my literary intake is fanfiction. I know, I know, "you should read more published books!" "Fanfiction is such lazy writing!" (May it be said that I *HEAVILY* disagree with that point but anyhow,) but fanfiction provides a sort of freedom in reading that published books do not. They are generally shorter and take less of a commitment, I have finished very few books in my life, simply because I lose interest too quickly. I have a very bad habit of picking things up, obsessing over them for days, and then forgetting they ever existed. Fanfiction provides a sort of middle ground for that. I am mostly enslaved to fanworks under Undertale- (please don't judge). Something about the story and the characters have kept me ensnared for the last three years. (I am particularly attached to the character; Doctor Gaster...) I appreciate that fanfiction has become more accepted these days. It holds a true place in literacy; and the personal journey of any writer. I have attempted making my own works... none have come very far, unfortunately.

The Old Curiosity Shop by Charles Dickens. I am only up to chapter two at the moment, but may it be said that reading older works does wonders for inspiration!

Would appreciate some help!

Your art is gorgeous! ❤️