u/beetle_fruit

No topic is really too much for me. I did have a friend where we'd talk about literally anything, but I guess life got in the way, we haven't talked in a while.

I'm currently of the unemployed variety, not much luck on the job front unfortunately. So, I've been helping out my family in any way that I can, so I'm currently on some Cinderella shit, ya know?

All that aside, I'll give y'all my top five in the general interest category. At the end I'll provide some more info if y'all are interested in asking questions about that.

Top five musical artists: Lady Gaga, Charli XCX, Ethel Cain, Troye Sivan and King Princess.

Top five movies: Everything Everywhere All at Once, I Saw The TV Glow, Cléo from 5 to 7, The Boy Friend and Funeral Parade of Roses.

Top five shows: Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Fleabag, Undone, Stargirl and The Munsters

Top five books: How to Sell a Haunted House, Emma, Neuromancer, Carmilla and Altered Carbon

Top five graphic novels: Blue is the Warmest Colour, The Fountain, Harleen, Death and Karmen

As for other hobbies, I enjoy world-building, writing and baking. I've been working on one world-building project for about seven years now.

Alright, if you've made it this far, I suppose this is to see if I can talk to people about anything, I'm a nudist; I'm also gay and I was diagnosed with autism at age 6.

As the title suggests. I've had people tell me that they enjoy my writing, and my ideas. I've also been given praise for the execution of said ideas.

However, I still feel like I'm utter dog shit. I'm not sure how to get over it. I know that we're our own worst critic. However, I look back at what I've written and I'm just not happy with anything.

How do I get over this roadblock?

As the title suggests. Nor the age of the movie, or language matters to me. The grittier, the better. I love the look of film grain, and comical amounts of gore. I don't really need anything highbrow, just something dumb and fun. I just want something to watch and turn my brain off to.

Also, it doesn't have to have monsters, I just think they're cool.

I'm an at home nudist, but I didn't grow up in a nudist family.

For context, I'm planning out a series that is inspired by The Munsters, and The Addams Family. This group of characters are essentially a family of "Frankenstein's Monster" like people. There's Adam Stitch, Elizabeth Stitch, and their daughter Victoria Stitch. Additional family members are Quasi and Grampa Stein (the one who built Adam and Elizabeth.) I like the idea that one of their many traits, is that they are also nudists, not full time, but when it is most convenient and appropriate.

So, my question is, how do I properly portray a family dynamic that involves nudism?