But it turned out well

I think that in any place where there is Wuwa, Wuwa will be the scapegoat, especially if there is Genshin lol

Very true

To be honest, I have absolutely no predisposition to drawing, and due to my peculiarities of perception, I sometimes genuinely hate drawing, but at the same time, it's literally the meaning of my life. Oh, life.
It's like an abusive relationship lol

Actually, I'm just not happy with the relationship between my skill level and how long I've been drawing and how much I know in theory. Although, since I started drawing people, I've made quite a bit of progress. I just need to practice more, but for me, that's the most annoying part.

I love your style so much!! 😭 You often get very dynamic emotions, really good

I generally like idiots. Normies can often be very boring. The main thing is that the person doesn't act like an asshole and doesn't infringe on other people's comfort. (In my case, it was exactly those people)

Besides, first impressions are often deceiving. I've met countless times people who were incredibly cool, but after you get to know them better, they turn out to be complete idiots. And I'm usually proof of this myself; people are often surprised by my other side. trying to go with the flow

That's why most of my friends are on the internet, that's where my whole inside out is, not my appearance. I'm an open-minded person, but Idk how one can fail to understand that a person is not what's on the outside, but what's on the inside. Appearance plays a role, but not the main one

You're embarrassing me. Well, I'm glad you think so

Unfortunately, this is a common human reaction; everyone initially judges by the cover. Problems begin when a person doesn't want to accept that behind the shell there might be a completely different person, and he simply can't see the difference

But usually it affects people depending on how much public opinion influences them. I usually don't care and I perceive anything that can cause unfounded sidelong glances as a reason for lulz

By the way, it also depends on how you look from the outside and how others perceive you. For example, I always felt like I didn’t belong to my age. Now the problem is that I’m very short (~153) and look like a child, and it’s funny to see how many people are surprised that I’m not 12

(and it also makes you realize once again that those who consider you a child because of your interests are just boring idiots)

For me, this is another great example of how each person is unique, because someone can be a complete idiot their whole life and then suddenly grow up, while someone can experience cringing from their peers from the age of 12 and at 20 will not change at all internally (like me)

By the way, yes, this is exactly what has been bothering me all my life. I too often meet adults who behave like children. It’s funny that I also often see children who behave more maturely than these people

It's hard to realize you're an adult when you still feel like you're going through a baby crisis

From a biological point of view, generally by 20-25 (depending on the person), but usually by law at 18, since a person becomes capable and, ideally, by this age should already be able to take responsibility and answer for their actions

Ну и замечательно