So, in my early teens, I used to write stories starring Pokémon, though there were no humans, no gyms, etc.
Instead, individual Pokémon were fully independent, interacting and socializing with each other in ways. They often went on Mario-style adventures.
The regions were my own, and individual Pokémon often featured unique characteristics that made them "them".
So I sent a message to someone I find interesting (we don't follow each other yet). On the chat list, it says the delivery failed. Now, when I hop onto the chat, I see "request sent" instead.
And when I view Instagram chats from Chrome, the chat with them isn't even there.
Is this normal? What must I expect? It may help to know that I had sent an earlier message, though I had to delete it due to errors, and then I sent an improved message.
It's intended for an art project.
The following font is a good example, though I'd like more options, since this font only has one weight.
If you pay attention, the font's strokes look much more human than those of an ordinary East Asian sans-serif.
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like this: https://m.fonts.net.cn/font-44414305407.html
So, I'm starting to write a webtoon-adjacent series of printed short stories, starring a Korean girl intended to represent me.
Now, I've considered making her a cyclops. This would represent the fact that she views the world in a rare way, and focuses intensely on what she desires. This would also make her more distinct.
Even with one eye, she's no monster. She's emphatically soft, and this includes her facial expression, her clothing, her way of addressing others, etc.
Does it sound right to make her a cyclops?
Do it for Gregory. Do it for Will's son.
Special Mentions: "Lati" And The Notable Evolved Forms Being All Above Four Letters
In my (1999) case, I would choose the 1980s, and likely part of the 1990s (I didn't get to experience most of the 1990s).
"Emulating" here means incorporating elements from that era (e.g. pastimes, music) into your life as it unfolds in the current years.
How would your favorite logos look like in your writing system?
If your conlang is written in a non-Latin script used in natlangs (Cyrillic, Hangul, etc.), it's also allowed.
I apologize if this sounds weird. I'm 1000% new to this community. Indeed, today is the first time I even read the term "limerence".
When I read the definition, it reminded me of erotomania and parasocial relationships.
So, is limerence related to either phenomenon? What analogies and differences exist?
In my case, it's pastels and neons, as well as purplish pinks.
In my case, it's only around 10% of the people I know. They think well of it, as a creative exercise that aligns with my interest in languages.
A few days ago, I asked Redditors here what they thought was needed to declare a conlang "complete".
I would like to acknowledge that "completed" was almost certainly the wrong term, since what I actually meant is: I'm satisfied with what I achieved so far with my conlang, and I think I can invest more time in something else (like another pastime, etc.).
That said, I found the comments pretty insightful.
Examples of scientific terminology: those found in philosophy, anatomy, psychology, etc.
