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@OrphanSonOfAWhore hey ho howdy! How're you my friend :) 

@OrphanSonOfAWhore I'm doing rather well! Especially mentally, hehe. I just haven't been very into utmv as of late, so that's why I haven't been posting! 

hey quick question 
          
          Uhm
          
          How tall are you? I need to know for,,, science purposes,,,

Ayo, merry Christmas! 

Y'ALL, UNDERVERSE 0.5 STRAIGHT UP SLAPPED (ME IN THE FACE)-

Someone in marching straight up said to me, "I stalk your feet" and I diEd

It's my birthday! Wooo! 

guess i'll see you tomorrow-

OH MY GOOSSHHH
          
          Writer-pai has followed me back, I'm so happy!! 
          
          Y'all, go love on @FallenAsleepYetAgain  bc annckskf they're a precious beannnn and they write really high quality Dreammare and Nightblue content- 
          
          And heck, while I'm at it—shout out to @NightKiller0185 because they are just- ack-  yeeeessssss everything they write and do is perfection- 
          
          Check them both out, yeah? 

Step one: impulse buy
          Step two: open the booster packs and admire the new card you'll never be able to include in your deck
          Step three: not play the deck
          Step four: was this a waste
          Step five: rebuild your entire deck while telling yourself that you have to make this worth your money
          Step six: do research on the sunken cost fallacy
          Step seven: cry bc you just spent four hours constructing a deck that you aren't even proud of bc you built it around one singular card
          Step eight: 
          Step nine: im fine now guys
          Step ten: buy cards to actually function in this teetering deck that represents your current mental health state
          Step eleven: you did it.
          Step twelve: you're finally here.
          Step thirteen: hundreds of dollars down the drain, but you did it. 
          Step fourteen: congratulations, you built a functioning deck
          Step fifteen: what now
          Step sixteen: you've dedicated yourself to this deck
          Step seventeen: you can't leave it
          Step eighteen: this deck will haunt you
          Step ninteen: forever
          Step twenty: