Immortality of the crab

[rainmage]

Things have to change. Really, self. Let's start right here, where you spend most of your Internet time. I've had many self-confidence problems in the last few months, and that's the reason I haven't commented or posted too much lately. I feel... embarrassed, somehow, of whatever I post about: regular posts, comments in communities. This has

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[anthraxpretzels]

Aw, man.
I kind of understand how you feel. Some people on my flist I rarely talk to, and I really wish I could break out of this comfortable shell that I've built. I'd be happy to chat any time :D

It's not only the super-good writers that deserve friends. Everyone does B|

[mairenn_k]

N-not sure if it helps at all, but I just want you to know that I never found your posts boring, and I really hope that you'll be able to enjoy spending time here again. Starting by doing things for your own entertainment sounds like a very good decision, I think that's necessary in order to enjoy everything else that happens here. Good luck!

[teniente_ross]

We haven't talked that much, but I do find your posts interesting. I have the impression you put a thought on what you're talking about and that you have strong opinions. I like that! =)

And I agree, it's better if you do things for your own enjoyment. In the end, fandom should be for having fun!

[the_great_elk]

*EPIC PUSH*

♥ I'm here for you bb~ I just don't follow your fandoms, so I can never comment knowledgeably ):

[outou]

I think your posts are interesting and enjoyable to read even when they're about fandoms I know nothing about. Hey, that's how people watch new shows, or read new books, or play new video games that they otherwise wouldn't have considered!