u/Old_Froyo_3315

I’m going to a con to see an actress from a show that changed my LIFE, but I can’t afford a picture or an autograph or whatever, so I was just going to say hello and thank her.

I also made some art of her character and I planned on printing it off at boots to give to her just to show I’m a fan I guess?? is that narcissistic or weird I don’t want to be a freaky fan

thank you

I get into a lot of mild arguments. I’m not an angry person so they’re never ARGUMENTS, just debates that I feel strongly about. I have so much to say about so many issues as I’m a protestor and very opinionated, so I’ve worked hard to be able to articulate my feelings and thoughts, including multiple synopsis notes on my phone so I don’t have to retype an argument every time.

the problem is I get upset by this very easily. I really wish I didn’t, and we could just agree to disagree, but especially online where there are a lot of idiots and a lot of people who think COMPLETELY differently, that’s near impossible. I know every time I see a video that irritates me, I comment my opinion, and all of a sudden I have a SEA of replies misinterpreting or arguing with me and I feel I have to reply to them all because I COULD change their minds.

i dont know what I’m saying now, I just got emotional. I want to stop getting emotional over this stuff because it really doesnt matter, but the thought that I could change someone’s mind with a few scientific links makes me keep doing this constantly and I can’t stop. what do I do???

trying to analyse Test Drive by John Powell for my Advanced Higher music assignment. Is it’s structure through composed just with multiple returning motifs or is it something like Ritornello? I suck at theory but I love this song and want to do it justice. thank you