November 27, 2016 - 11:08am — Fukurou
This is my deer. It is me, but it's not me. It has another name, but yet it is me. I speak of the deer, of myself, in third person like in the old times.
What is the idea of the "Deer name" for players who'd fit to be saying the italised quote. That means, for people who roleplay as themselves.
Hey look, I act like a noob who posts a question post of only few phrases without a picture! And talk about the disunity of this post. Golly me.
PS. What happened to GlobalBeauty? I haven't seen their significant pictogram on the community for a long while.
I exist. Just am not so
Good to see, good to hear. I
Your nice wording reminded me of the unnaturality of text-based online communication, which I had forgotten. I should feel ashamed of writing this post. I will change my manner of speaking.
For me, the "deer name" is a
And you don't have to change your writing style at all. It's nice to speak "elegantly" once in a while.
Your writing style isn't a
My writing style is a problem
But I will entrust my whole etiquette unto you both. I shall word myself in any way I see fit.
"elegantly"? Elegantly. I hope you are judging by something else which I had written, because I see nothing elegant in this post except the italicised part, which might be somewhat.
Thank you for your answer about the deer name, lunaa. I'll take it under consideration.
No, this same body has always been under the name Fukurou. It has been quite a while ago yes, but so have I been quite a while around. I only never contacted you in any way, as I almost never contacted anyone here. I've lurked to learn — a long time, but still I haven't got a grasp of the sociology of this community.
No more grain of salt.
Ha. Came back here to finally
@Fukurou, in that context, I understand that. But it doesn't bother me any.
I do find all your text elegant, in a way, really. I just appreciate the world of the internet for what it allows; the ability to speak words that would sound ridiculous in casual conversation in a real life meeting, but feel completely natural here. And you're welcome.