Sarada

I slid my way down in the snow and ice to the McDonald's on the corner and bought myself a hashbrown and sausage biscuit for breakfast : > This was a decision I came to regret about halfway down the street, but at that point it felt too late to turn back. I soldered on despite harsh weather conditions, frozen body parts, and facing certain death.

The main thing they do with those is showing skirts blowing up and showing panties like how Animedragon mentioned before. It wouldn't be okay to see that happen to a 12 or 13 IRL so it feels a little odd how it's constantly depicted on anime. I guess some would argue that it's just drawings, and it is, but I'm not fond of seeing a drawing of a minor in a precarious position either.

Cold very cold. I'm also having some difficulty focusing on classes today since in person was changed to online due to the hazardous weather and I'm easily distracted by, well, anything...

Snowing heavily and my courses have been rescheduled to online only.

Nothing because he will eventually be my dad so that would be strange o_o I guess to be precise my brother-in-law but I consider my sister to be my mom so that would make him my dad or step-dad

You spilled water on me that gave you a 3 star review.

Kuro would be such a creative and interesting cosplay to see. You should do it!

Steal all of her Boruto's. You can't have these anymore. Mitsuki is angry.

Frfr those be bussin but I like the cheesecake ones a little bit better. So I'm told he does but I've never come across a Drury Lane. There is a bake shop near my campus and this muffin discussin' makes me want to stop in for one.

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Thank you sis you're amazing

I'm with AnimeDragon on that one. I like to look at the snow from indoors but going out in it is another story. Unless I'm going out to play in it. Sledding or snowball fights for example but trying to get to classes or slide my way down the street to the 7/11 isn't fun. That being said, the forecast says it's going to snow up here tomorrow. This place is known for lots of snow in the Winter so they'll be plenty to come.

Sis will make you a special one. More than me all I can cook is Ramen and Mac n' cheese.

Thanks Kikyou that's so cool I'll use it as soon as I get home - not me sneaking around on my phone during class swear - coolest Sarada sig I've ever seen.

I like Pessi better

I purchase manga because I prefer to have hard copies of books and read them that way over reading on an app. The first manga books I recieved were gifts from my cousin and after that I asked for more of them for Christmas or birthday gifts. I usually don't buy random manga books at the bookstore unless I happen to read the back and it sounds like something I want to check out. Most of the manga I buy is usually because I've already seen and read reviews about it.

Hei and Yin were one of the first shipping pairs I had and it was from this anime.

No rush bestie tyt. By that I'm fairly certain she means watching Boruto

Just browsing the forum artwork section and found yours. You don't know me but I know about you *scary laughs* hehe I really like your artwork. Do you plan on making anymore soon? I noticed you haven't updated in a hot minute.

Probably not I don't remember because I was just born : > We have never lived together for a long time at once.

I may not know you but this is my take on these comments. It's completely normal to feel overwhelmed or doubt your abilities when you see artists around you who seem to possess more talent. Don't take that to be a bad thing. It means you are surrounded by people who can inspire you and set a benchmark for where you yourself want to go and the direction you want to take your artworks. Their creativity can motivate you to elevate your own work and push your boundaries and discover new ways of creating GFX. It gives you something to shoot for and be inspired by. When my sister @Sakura began showing me how to create my own graphics, I compared her work to mine and initially felt the same way you are describing. I found myself wondering whether I would ever reach that level of skill, especially when I compared it to her work, which looked so much better compared to mine which looked like poo. She gave me a similar pep talk and reminded me I was just starting out, learning the ins and outs, and developing a style that would come together later if I kept at it. No one is good at everything, it takes practice and with artworks sometimes years of effort to get to the level you want to achieve. Having something to strive for is great and not a bad thing at all. My advice is keep posting your artworks. What I see here is great with a unique style and you should keep going with it.

Thanks you a lot however I didn't make my current sign it was something someone else made that said I could use until I created something to use here. I'm a little lazy you see so creating something myself has been on the back burner this week. I am working on getting my own showcase together and organizing my art pieces but it's a lot more work than I initially planned out. Soon there will be one and I hope it's as well liked as everyone else's here. I'll also look into that website you mentioned. Any extra resources are happily accepted.

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Do you know the Muffin Man?