Born This Way

[antianhedonia]

In my youngest years, I would obsessively play with Barbie dolls. Everything around me would be used as part of the Barbie environment, until even my own body would be a detail in the Barbie world

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[med_kitty]

I like it. Very very nice way to introduce yourself. I would like to friend you if that is alright?

[antianhedonia]

Thank you very much. This journal is for LJ Idol use only. Do you want me to add you here, on my personal journal, both? Your pick. :)

[med_kitty]

both if that is alright. =)

[antianhedonia]

Doing so now, then! :)

[awry]

Ah little barbie worlds. I pretty much did the same thing with mine. It was always so much fun seeing what me and my cousin could come up with next. :) I never considered something like that in relation to writing but now that you've mentioned it, or pointed me that way, it make sense. :) ♥

[antianhedonia]

Right? It was cute little foreshadowing for us! lol. Thanks for commenting! <3

[kimberry531]

I never liked Barbies. Instead I had hundreds of little plastic animals and I humanized all of them. They all had names, voices, personalities, families, hierarchies in their society.

Funny how we both took creative-playing and turned out to be writers. You're so very brilliant. =)

[antianhedonia]

Children at a certain age relate better to animals. Some projective psychological tests (like the Thematic Apperception Test) use animal drawing instead of human so that the children can project their feelings/thoughts better.

Shit, sorry! I forget to take my Mental Health Counseling cap off today. XD

<3

[ciarline]

Awww...

[antianhedonia]

Thanks for reading and commenting. :)

[jenandbronze]

This was a unique version of your introduction. I look forward to further entries from you throughout the "season".

[antianhedonia]

Thank you very much. :) I'm a very excited newbie.