#test style

[milk545]

IT'S!! TV!!! TIME!!!

[kankrikinstuff]

Pers9nal dividers/

rb + like t9 use. Credit is appreciated

[midflighttt]

caught off-guard

[xuan-tw]

[moonhawk147]

Anxiety: Man, who would like this bro? It is an alicorn! Me: She is park changling you uncultured swine, not an alicorn.

[candl3litaroura]

[rallyart]

Test style. Eh~

[markwillnevergiveup-blog]

There is a man standing at a Fork in the Road, trying to choose which way to go.

The man that stands in the fork of the path is very bad with decisions is the first thing you should know. The second thing you should know is that once he does make a decision, he has a very hard time sticking to it. He always thinks 'what if...' What if I chose the other path?

This man is very bad at making decisions, and sticking to them. He didn't use to be this bad, when he was younger he always made a stern decision then followed it through, no matter where it led him. Course, more often than not his decisions led to someone getting hurt, and eventually he began to doubt himself and that's why he became indecisive and unable to stick through with things.

Now these paths, have nothing marked to them, and both look the same. He knows that one path probably leads to some village or town, and the other path could lead to possible death, or that they could both lead to possible death or both lead to a town or village. So he knows nothing, and will continue to know nothing until he chooses a path and walks down it.

But he can't make a decision, and once he does he won't be able to stick through with it. So it's either he will never find out what is down either path, and walk back home, or he will walk down one till the end, come back, and walk down the other one to the end as well then decide from there. Or have others decide for him.

The decision is up to him and he can't decide, so now he is forced to wait until someone else comes along and makes it for him.