Juneberry's posts

@Miss Kitty: He does have super dark hair! I can never tell if it's a purplish hue or blue or just black myself. I mostly recognize him for the face he makes when he gets cocky about starting a puzzle. My favorite character is named Ana Gram. For puns, that's probably a major obvious thing. Most characters have puns related to mind games (chess pieces, for example) and puzzles in general. He's one of the few... I'm not sure the pun in :/

Congratulations and good luck! I think that they'll see how hard you're working to get it, and that you have a good mix of confidence and drive. I see it just from your messages on it, after all!

That reminds me... I need to work on my resume. And learn better methods to write it.

I don't know if you'd have heard of it even, since most people I talk to haven't (rarely have they)
It's called Phi Brain: Kami no Puzzle. Note that if you don't like 'play or die' sort of situations, you might not like it... But it's literally all puzzles that are out to kill the protag, compared to most death games, and there's a lot of interesting puns and stuff.

And I probably will do that one then! Thanks! <3 Are the other parts of the thing also character length locked?

@Unicorn: How do you learn that besides through experience? Dare I ask what kind of lies he's telling? >w< Also dare I ask more about your littles because kids are adorable and I want to hug them automatically?
@Fade: I'm sure you are fantastic but what makes you fantasti*cal*? o3o

@Ina: Adulthood is a myth, if you ask me. My teacher when I turned 18 once told me, "The best part of being an adult is you get really good at being a kid." I was looking forward to being an adult. Now I am better at kid things because I avoid anything that counts as 'adulting'. I hate the main thing I looked forward to, too. So... Time changes people? At least you didn't literally go to the hospital because you were 'maladjusted to adolescence' like my dad had. 'Cause seriously, who adjusts to it!?

And true, you are a different person, and you will continue changing- hopefully for the better! And while this site will change too, hopefully your changes and its changes go well hand in hand. And mine, since I'm here too.

I think I'm only recently finally 'growing up'. Mostly because some of my major issues are finally lowering, and my dad's noticed things and pointed out, "It took you until you were 25 but you finally are growing up."

...Okay so it was more I told him what I noticed, he realized it and said that. And now it's 26. But still, it was this year. xD

Doesn't sound like a daddy I'd like to be near. Or a person for that matter. I prefer blunt honesty any day... though I'm better with lies than I was in the past in recent years. Not telling them, but now I don't freak as much when I find out someone lied about simple stuff.

@Ina: Hehe, we had some interesting characters at mine too, both staff and patients. Some of the people were less comfortable for me to be around than others... But I went most of my time there without a roommate too, which was neat. And yep! I needed off that med desperately. I have/had a heart condition, and the medicine literally said in the fine print "don't take if you have a heart condition", but my doctor wasn't really all that good and didn't care. First thing they did when I got to the hospital was see that and flip out and work on changing my meds to ones my body accepted over ten days. Also got regular medical testing done while there to be safe. It was awkward having them bring an ekg into my bedroom, but necessary.

It's good you got out though: after all, it means they felt you were recovering! And being home is good for you in its own way too. Hopefully, you learned things while there that can be handy... and if not, your view of having met people you otherwise wouldn't have is a strong and good method! And for me, it's good you came here to make this place home again, 'cause it means I got to meet you, and I almost wouldn't have either if neither of us did today.

...fate is wonderful, sometimes!

May I ask what made it so bad for both of you so that I can send hugs and smiles?

@Ina: I'm a lot better with my social anxiety online than offline... But other anxieties still persist here. Like my pyrophobia. And other phobias. But it actually helps me fight my anxieties in a way. I guess it's like desensitization?

We only had books, puzzles and board games too. But we also had some interesting people, and I was allowed to write mostly which was my main go to act in any case... And we had art therapy and stuff... So I was pretty happy. Plus, I was that weird kid begging to be allowed to be put in the hospital for a year because it was the only way to get off meds I wasn't supposed to be on due to health effects. xD

Either way, if you need someone to talk to, I'm here to try!

It was "She/Her or It" so... That's just over 10 characters. I guess I could put She/It? Iunno. I'm lazy.
And yes! I adore puzzles to the point one of my favorite anime is based on (albeit dangerous) puzzles. :o

@unicorn: I mean I don't see why you're apologizing, but also... Why do you *have* to make breakfast for dinner? That's an awesome dinner, it shouldn't be *have* to! :c

@Ina: Five days isn't too bad to me, but that's just 'cause I was there twice as long when I was way younger I'm sure. I went in high school for a ten day trip to the same hospital my dad had gone to when he was a kid... Sadly, mental health is a major battle to be fighting. It's good you have your mom and your therapist, but communities like this are important for you too. A bigger safety net the better I say. And coping skills can be learned easier with more people to teach you, right? ^^

Ahh okay, I feel better then. I'm now at 20 because I spent a ton and then got more.
Time to save up extra.

@Dread Pirate: You did just now. Does that count? #sorrynotsorry