I work at a box office for a playhouse. Mostly, I sell tickets and answer inquiries about certain shows, but I also help my manager with the more paperwork end of things, like preparing tickets, making seating charts for certain performances, and preparing show info stuff. It's a pretty decent job, but the hours and benefits are lacking.

Ooh, I enjoy RPing and making original stories too! Dude, I'd love to hear all about them!

Aha, yeah, I think it's really neat when people develop multiple art styles, but even having one is still awesome.

Aha, yeah, definitely would be awesome to get my hangout active again. There used to be character-centric games, themes, and chats that changed weekly there, but that was back when I first started it.

Aw, thanks. It's all based around the hair and the top --I couldn't decide if I wanted more of one color theme or the other, so I combined both!

Even if they're not OCs, RPing a character's fun to do. I started off that way, but ended up enjoying writing for OCs more.

I have too many notes, doodles, and such to go back and be able to read through all in one or two sittings, but sometimes I will sift through them and get hit up with nostalgia. I rarely reorganize them, though I really should.

That makes sense. My mom, siblings, and I became Christians when I was in sixth grade. Back then, I felt a sort of comfort with it that I didn't get with Buddhism. My dad's a monk now, but my brothers still see him often, and I go to visit once in a while.

MTG art and flavor text (the little text additions they sometimes add to the cards for fun) are pretty great. Buying the cards can get expensive though. I have some lands I collected (they're generally cheap) which are gorgeous, and some connect together to form a panoramic picture or have a connecting theme. Lands are my favorite of the cards.

Oh, I remember collecting Pokemon! We were all crazy for it when I was a kid.

Aye, that would be my interpretation for Japanese hero figures: Power Ranger types and magical girls.

I don't feel one way or the other about Superman, but I don't like Spiderman for some reason. I guess I've always thought he was kinda whiny, though I'm not even sure how accurate my memory is on that. I also found his story to be uninteresting. He's a popular hero though; I can see how a lot of people find him likable and relatable; he's just not for me.

Oh, nice! I don't go to GoodWill or Savers often, but when I do, I look at the books. Here's a (link) to my book collection, and my (GoodReads). I don't go on the latter much either, but I still drop in now and then.

Have you read "The Giver" series yet? I know a lot of people have read the first book, but man, it's all pretty good.

Also, which books at you get at the GoodWill.

When it comes to manga-ka, I have a soft spot for Zakk and Miyamoto Kano (both write BL). Zakk's art is a pretty interesting mix of anime style and American cartoons, I think; it really stands out. As for Kano, her early works (I haven't read anything from her in a long while) were pretty good on focusing on subtle details. She would draw the same characters in different timelines with different looks (people would have different hairstyles), but many of them would still be recognizable because of their facial features (like eyes and eyebrows) even though they didn't stand out too much. I really respected that sort of detail in her works.

Aha, I woke up so groggy and dead. You?

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Aha, no job is perfect, I suppose.

Sounds good! That would be nice to do: hangout topics and activities. In my art group, we often take quizzes for our OCs together, or memes. XD Would be fun to get to do it here again too.

*nod* Probably doesn't help that a lot of gold items are expensive too.

Oh dude, yeah, I'd love to see all your art. And your writing too, if you have any to share!

Yeah, that'd definitely be fun! Most of my RPs are either platonic or mxm, and I tend to stick to some variety of fantasy for the genre. Just a matter of interest. I've RPed using a variety of styles and mediums too, which maybe we could incorporate, depending. I've done it script/chat style, regular (third person and in paragraphs), accompanied with doodles and illustrations, and even through mail once. It's all pretty fun.

Nah, my dad lives here, but he lives at a Buddhist temple. I don't talk about my Christianity much either, but that's because I don't want to get into religious debates. It can get pretty tiresome to always end up defending your religion just because there are some practices/beliefs that don't line up with other people's, or because one group or another gives everyone a bad impression of what it means to be Christian.

My Christian friends and I tell to fall into the line of respecting others of religious/lifestyle differences, and trying to grow as people and show God's love by caring for others. Theology is something messy and debatable, so unless both parties are open to discuss things with respect, it's moot to throw your own views out there.

*nod* I don't think money's being wasted if it's on something you like, but it has to be balanced with your lifestyle. I mean, I have one friend who blows his paycheck on Disneyland and photography supplies, but then he doesn't have enough money to eat some other days. It's still his choice in the end, but I think that the better thing to do would be have something saved so you can feed yourself consistently.

Another of my friends always spends his money on concerts and traveling, and he does fine.

Aha, I have a few Yu-Gi-Oh cards too, but I didn't play. As a kid, I thought they were kind of ugly in comparison to other trading cards.

That is pretty interesting to think about; like what kind of role-models Korean kids look up to and who their heroes are.

Aha, nice! When it comes to superheroes, I think I'm more attached to their sidekicks and supporting characters. Like, I like Supergirl, and Jimmy Olsen, and Superboy (the original Superboy, not the remakes), and most of the Robins.

I guess you know a lot of Superman lore then! Did you glean most of it from Smallville?

Aha, nice! Is Gail Levine the one who did "Ella Enchanted"? She sounds familiar to me.

Oh, I've never heard of "Among the Hidden". What's the series about?

Hmm, have you read Richard Adams' "Watership Down" before? The film was terrifying in a way (those bunnies, wow), but it's a pretty good book.

I've read some BL, but I'm pretty invested in shounen. Currently, I've been reading "Mob Psycho 100", "Hunter x Hunter", and "One Piece". There are a couple of others, but I don't keep up with them as regularly. (Btw, if you'd consider reading BL, "Canis" is actually a pretty good story about a hatmaker who finds a young man on the streets and takes him in to help him with his hat store. It's all pretty take until I think near the last chapters. The story that follows it though, wow, intense, but still pretty good. The latter's about some side characters of the first story.)

Pfft, I'm happy if I can make two eyes even. Two anything, really. XD

I woke up at 12:30 or so. It still felt too early for being so late.

Ah, same; I work at 11:30, but that doesn't mean I should stay up late. My skin has a tendency to pale when I haven't slept enough.

What are you watching on YouTube?

And yes, make a new avvie~! XD