u/No-Fig-286

Basically, I created a random character, added it to a video, and tried to delete it to see if it would still show up in the video even after I deleted it, but the problem is, I CAN'T delete it. Are you able to delete your character, or are you stuck with a creation you never wanted to keep forever?

An a-cyst-ant!

Fryday!

Fryday!

I guess this year is just not possible for Harvey, but that's okay, because I have a big collection of at least 77 cute, funny, and heartwarming pictures of Harvey and Toby together on my phone's gallery, so I'll count that as a good father's day for him. Plus, there's other art of them that I haven't put in my collection that I want to add, so... yeah. Not all hope is lost. Happy father's day everyone! (To whoever's reading this, I promise I'm not blaming you, I understand most of yall must've been celebrating a lot with your own fathers, I know I have, I'm just expressing my slight feeling of emptiness for the lack of seasonal art of my 2 sweet guys, even though I know they're not real, it's still something I wanted to see. I think the other reason is because this fandom has been pretty dead for a long while, so I get it, but anyways... XD)

"It's a treasure to meet you!'

I know it's not all of them, but there's a lot of YTers I saw play HEP that were treating Toby like trash, and I'm not sure whether they're just acting as Eun-mi or are genuinely bullying him themselves, so I feel bad for him. I myself am not a parent, and I KNOW it's just a game and he isn't real, but it honestly bugs me how much nerve and confidence they have to be so harsh to a poor and naive 5-6 year old kid who's having trouble sleeping because he misses his dad who's been gone for a couple of days, and doesn't yet have the emotional capacity to handle him being gone for 2 days. Even Dexter himself was snappy at him, which I guess makes sense because he's an actor, and he's supposed to act opposite of his real personality sometimes, but still... that's the young son of the character your voicing who misses him himself... (meaning the character Dexter voiced, who's Toby's dad, Harvey, also misses him. They miss each other.) :(

What kind of music do you think of when you think of Frutiger Metro? I personally mostly think of pop rock.

This might be an odd question, but how can I make a costume that looks cool and cute without looking trilly-ish? I wanna try my best to avoid making my costumes look trilly-ish without looking super basic and boring. As of right now, all I'm thinking of what I should avoid is making the faces and bodies look hyperrealistic, especially with the photo stickers of the human teeth, noses, lips, abs, boobs, and belly buttons, but what do you guys think?

As a white autistic gen z guy with naturally straight hair, I'm curious. For those of you black folks who've been wearing your natural hair since the 1970s-2000s without straightening it, or having it buzz cut (especially if you're a guy), and have been embracing it, how hard was it for you guys to live? What kind of jobs did you work or schools did you go to that didn't shame you or get you fired/expelled for not following the eurocentric standards, and how much did you get paid for the jobs that you worked while actively embracing your natural hair? (THIS IS ONLY FOR THOSE WHO'VE NEVER HAD THEIR HAIR STRAIGHTENED OR BUZZ CUT ON A DAILY BASIS IN THE 1970s-2000s) *I sincerely apologize for the lack of specification and whitewashing. I promise it was never my intention to disrespect any of you, and I'll try my best to make sure it doesn't happen again.*

As a white autistic gen z guy with naturally straight hair, I'm curious. For those of you who've been wearing your natural hair (non-naturally-straight hair) since the 1970s-2000s without straightening it, or having it buzz cut (especially if you're a guy), and have been embracing it, no matter what race you are... how hard was it for you guys to live? What kind of jobs did you work or schools did you go to that didn't shame you or get you fired/expelled for not following the eurocentric standards, and how much did you get paid for the jobs that you worked while actively embracing your natural hair? (THIS IS ONLY FOR THOSE WHO'VE NEVER HAD THEIR HAIR STRAIGHTENED OR BUZZ CUT ON A DAILY BASIS IN THE 1970s-2000s)