#personal eme

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Hot off the iron of a Twitter argument about this particular show, I wanna say that for a show called "Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid"

Miss Kobayashi herself is criminally underrated.

and I for one, think that should change!

Sure, the dragon ladies are cool and all. But. I want more of Her

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artists should draw chubby people more often

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Currently getting emotional about Tangela in Pokémon Legends: Arceus not being one of the previous two archetypes that either running away or attack me, but are instead just content with my existence and have no problem with me getting right up close to them.

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Peeps and Meeps!

Allow me to show you all

the vibe I always strive for.

I like to call it...

✨ Comfy GF Vibe ✨

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So as of 2 days ago, it was apparently my 3 year anniversary!

. . .

Wait.

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Still actually so bizarre to me that I'm just. In a Bizabizow video?

Like that's me on the screen there? And I legit just didn't register it until around 2 weeks ago when I was rewatching it? Where I proceeded to completely freak out about it? (/pos?)

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Hey guys guess what

Ya girl updated her heckin' profile because I felt like it~

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Anybody else think about how scary the outside world is at night?

Most people stay indoors at night, not thinking twice about what actually goes on out there.

But it's when you step outside to do something after hours that you realize just how... empty, and quiet it is out there.

Making whatever you're doing - even something mundane that you do without thinking twice during the day - feel laced with an atmosphere of unfathomable dread.

You know that there probably isn't anything to worry about. You know that you could probably spend multiple hours out there, without anything bad, or even significant, happening to you.

But you can never be too sure. Because every once and a while... something does happen.

You'll hear a noise; a loud bang, or the sound of someone yelling out in the distance, and it'll unsettle you. You don't know from who or what it came from, but you'll know that there was a noise. And so, your instincts tell you to do one of two things; either maneuver back to safety immediately, meaning you never find out where the noise came from, or what happened to cause it. Or, go out further and try to find the source, putting yourself in further perceived danger, until your other instinct wins out and you run back to your home.

And that sticks with you, far beyond the initial encounter.

But then, when you wake up again in the morning... everything just feels normal again. To the point you almost forget what made you so scared in the first place.