My friend  x-saber and I are working on a project together.

Now it's far from completed. But if this works out and we like doing it, we have a bigger plan in mind for another CYOA. But for now this one we're releasing is for pure fun and testing out the Quest program we're using to make it.

I apologize ahead in advance for any grammar or punctuation mistakes.

This CYOA is a vore one and is M/M only. We'll have all kinda of different vore in it and I hope it makes you all happy to play it.

For now just be patient and we'll hopefully have it out soon! Bye~<3

http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/7234908/

Just go to his journal and read. I can't do anything but help spread the word. If you can help in any way please do.

So had the worst case of dreams last night. I can't exactly remember them in order. But there was one where this blob like creature was sucking the life out of people, then another with like, weird zombies attack. Then another where the world was just ending and this weird army was silencing everyone I knew. And yet after I was killed in that. I just woke up in a bed and repeated it to avoid my death.

Talk about some Inception shit. I mean in general all of the other people in my dreams for family to me, even if they didn't look like them. I kept waking up in real life and, I questioned if I was asleep still for a good three seconds. Then I'd try to get up but keep falling back asleep and into that last dream.

I don't know what's up with me. I think I'm almost becoming a lucid dreamer. Because this time I kind of knew it was a dream and tried to make it a happy ending, but It didn't work. It seems like dreams never really work how I want them. Like the dream before this set was...I forget, but I do recall wanting to fly and well, not really being able to. I could hover, but that's about it.

I don't know but maybe I've been playing too much Steins gate. That game as a sort of secret army who kills people, and a plot point in that game is the world getting taken over, but not ending. As for the other two dreams...I have no idea why I dreamed them...My TV wasn't on, so nothing influenced me there. What do you think?

Please go to the link and see if you can help my friend. He really needs it. Please please see if you can do anything.

http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/7183635/

So. I had a dream, where a hippy family (Think Brady bunch but without the home and a groovy van) is camping next to family from the city (The dad is bald and overweight, the older sister is a puck rocker chick with a van and all, nothing to really say about the mom, and I think there was a loser little brother), and well of course they don't get along.

The dream kind of hits all the beats you'd expect in a movie. The city family almost doesn't get to go on the trip because the RV they got was broken or something. So they take their daughters punk van to go camping. The two families try to have a barbeque(In hindsight the hippy family might now have ate meat...Yet they had a barbeque...That was just two sheets of metal with one being reflective.).The families hate each other but then the monster attacks and they have to work together, ect.

But here's where things get really out there....The monster from "The Thing" shows up and starts killing them. For anyone that doesn't know what the thing is, the thing is an alien that can sort of absorb people to imitate them. In the movie it took place out in the middle of but-fuck nowhere Antarctica.... In my dream they were in like, out in an open field, with a bit of forest behind them.

I have no idea where this dream came from. I didn't watch a horror movie last night or anything.... Maybe it came from remember the trailer to the new Krampus movie. In the trailer a big family is getting captured and, who knows what, by a big evil creature. But how messed up does my mind have to be that it took seeing a movie trailer and twisting it into what I dreamt up last night?

I don't know, what do you think?

So to pick up where we left off from lets dive into Persona 3. Persona 3 was originally released back in 2006, with an expansion that was released one year later and a rerelease made back in 2009. It's clear this game is liked.

Persona 3 in my mind has one of the more interesting story when compared to Persona 4. But baring that in mind there are some things I find to be bad about the game. But that's not because it's a bad game, it's merely because of the time which it was made. The voice acting at times is so bad it feels like you're getting a good punch to the stomach. The music also in my opinion is also a flaw, a good quarter of it is Japanese rap which I don't even like hearing to American rap so you can see why I could live with out it.

But getting back to the story, the story is you are a new transfer student to Gekkoukan High school. But in the train station on your way to your dorm, suddenly the power goes out. All electronics seem to stop working. But if that wasn't weird enough all the people on the street are suddenly gone too and coffins litter the street. The sky is now green and the ground is covered in puddles of blood. But you make your way to your dorm anyway and soon run into a girl who has a gun. She seems on edge but another girl calms her down and the electricity returns.

The two girls introduce themselves. The girl on edge is Yukari Takeba, a junior just like you. There's Mitsuru Kirijo a senior.
Mitsuru ask Yukari to take you to your room and she does. But once there Yukari begs you not to tell anyone about what you saw or about her gun. With that you go into your room and go to sleep.

But over the next few days things seem normal. When in actuality Yukari, Mitsuru, and the Chairmen of your school secretly watch you as sleep. On one of these nights they get a call from another senior named Akihiko Sanada who warns them about "A big one" coming for the dorm you all live in.

Mitsuru is quick and orders Yukari to wake you and escape the building while she and Akihiko hold the creature off. Yukari and you make your escape to the roof only to find out the one Akihiko was talking about isn't the one Mitsuru and Akihiko are fighting. A large black creature made out of arms climbs over onto the roof and Yukari tells you to stay behind her as she fight. She pulls out her gun and points it at her head but she can't pull the trigger so the monster hits her aside and the gun slides to you.

You pick it up and feel a calling inside and point the gun at your head and pull the trigger, and summon your persona. After defeating the monster and blacking out for three days you learn from Mitsuru and the others the monster you fought was called a "Shadow" and that the reason why all the electronics turn off and all the people disappear after midnight is because there's a secret time between this day and the next called "The dark hour". Only people with "The potential" can operate in the dark hour and summon their person through the use of an evoker; the gun Yukari cares around.

They ask you to join in their operation of protecting the people of the shadows and join S.E.E.S, or Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad. You join and now it's up to you and your new friends to now fight the shadows and uncover where the shadows come from and where does the dark hour come from? It's up to you how to spend your days, you can go to your school clubs or go train by fighting shadows either way it makes you stronger.

Persona 3 is much darker their it's counterpart Persona 4, but that's what I like about it. Persona 3 while at times can be clunky but at others it's so damn heart warming I can't stand it.

There's a few mechanics that they removed from Persona 2 and left out in Persona 4. In Persona 3 you can fuse a persona into a weapon which I rather like and wish they did in Persona 4. They also removed the option to talk to the monsters and make contracts with them which I'm SOOO happy they got rid off. Now we have the Social Link system where the more you hang out with someone the stronger your bond is, stronger the bond the more persona's you can summon of that arcana.

Lastly, with the 2009 rerelease of the game for PSP(Now available on the PlayStation store for the PSVita) you can play as a male or female. I've played as both and there are slight changes but nothing ground breaking different. To end this I just have to say Persona 3 is just one of those games you have to play, so if you like JRPG's and a good story then this is the game for you. Bye now!

"Oh, another journal about the Persona series? Oh DO go on how you love this series and continue to stroke it's ego." This is what some of you might be thinking. But seriously I'm posting this for myself as a record of my thoughts of the themes of the Persona games (The ones I've played anyway, which is 3, 4, and I've started 2 innocent Sin) and what I like about each of the games over some of the others.

Might as well start this out numerically correct and start with 2. Interesting side note of this game is there's two Persona 2 games. One is called Innocent Sin and the second was Eternal punishment. But the first wasn't released in America in 1999. Reason being you could have a gay relationship with one of your male party members(And it being 1999 when it came out, makes sense for the time period).

Another reason being a villain of the game were Nazis. Luckily it was officially released for PSP years later. With the Nazis now re-skinned and as of right now I am not sure if the removed the gay romance but I feel they didn't as it was released 2011.

As of right now I'm not vary far into the game yet, but I must say it's retro graphics are rather charming and it has that feeling of 90's nostalgia that's not so bad every once-in-awhile.

The game play is rather straight forward, go into dungeon, fight monsters, beat boss, rinse and repeat. But like other Persona games you can swap out your persona for another so you can always have a growing power. But unlike Persona 3 and 4 the only way to get new personas is to talk to the monsters you fight and make a contract with them by doing various actions or answering questions to make them happy. They will then hand you cards you can trade in for personas.

Only problem with this is, who want's to talk to the monsters and remember who in your party set up the contract and what action you used, it wouldn't be so bad if like say if you ran into the monster it automatically went "Oh, you and I have a contract, here's the cards". But it doesn't so I just ended up ignoring the whole thing and am using the starter personas. I just hope it won't bite me in the ass later when I'm so far into the game and suddenly there's a boss that's like super impossible.

Besides The flaws I see with the game there is one cool thing about Persona 2 I kind of like and hate at the same time. You have to go hunting for info at times and so you must go ask six different rumor spreaders to get rumors you can then pay to spread which will affect the real world. Like say there's a shop that sells crap armor, you can get a rumor that says they sell great armor but it's expensive and next time you visit the shop will be selling better armor. I love it for the interesting affect you have on the world, but I hate it because it seems like all choices suck in some form. Whether is be it's so expensive I'm out of money, or the item sucks but they pay good for selling something back to them.

As for the story, you play as student of "Seven Sisters High" when your friend/love interest Lisa Silvermen (Yes, she's white yet she was born in Japan and speaks Cantonese, a topic the game LOVES To bring up often) tells you a student of the school has been kidnaped by students of the rival school "Kasugayama high". The leader of the schools gang is Eikichi has challenged you to a fight and if you don't show the kidnaped student will be killed.

So you head off to the gangs hide-out and find out it was a set up by Eikichi's friends to ask you to join his band, they never even intended to hurt the student. But when Eikichi shows his power of persona you fight back with your own. After things calm down you all decide to partake in a rumor in which you call a number and tell the person on the phone known as Joker your deepest dream. If you fail, you will be turned into a shadow person and it's as if you never existed. Joker attacks Eikichi, Lisa, and you but you three use your persona's to fight him off and how you three along with a few new friends now have to find out why Joker is collecting the power of everyone's dreams and why he wants to kill you.

Now, Just so this journal doesn't drag on, I'll break this up into three journals. See you guys in the next journal where we'll cover Persona 3.

I've played both persona 4 golden and Persona 3 Portable. I have to say I enjoyed those games so much more then any other games.

Persona 3 was just one of the most interesting stories I've ever seen. Although there were a few instants it frustrated me and made me quit playing for a time. I'm overjoyed I finished it.

Persona 4, while having in my opinion not the best story, it was more immersive then any game I've played today. It's characters feel so real to me I almost wish they were real so we could be friends.

I plan on playing both persona 2 games and playing Persona 5 when it comes out. I'm really happy I had the chance to finally play this series and feel, a little more human? No matter how much I may feel I suffer alone, or how much I feel like there's no future for me, I know that there are others out there who feel the same. I also know, even if I may not have many friends now I will find some.

To anyone who reads this and feels down or alone, please just know you are not alone. There is someone out there to help you. I know how pretentious this all sounds, and some of you may thing "How can a video game help you?" Or "I can't believe hos dumb this person is for saying all this." But I don't care. I'm pouring my heart out and have tears of joy as I write this.

As always, thank you for reading this, and have a nice day.

So I have a PS Vita, and I was browsing the store and saw a lot of hit Final Fantasy games. They're all pretty cheap and I was thinking of getting one.

But, I have no clue which one would be best to start out with. I've never really played the FF games, but I've heard of the greats like FF6, FF7, and FF8.

I'm tempted to get FF7 as I hear time and time again how it's one of the best. But I also hear FF6 is good.

So what I'm asking to anyone who reads this is which one do you feel would be best for me to start with? If you haven't played the games then maybe you can point this journal out to someone who has? If you can do that it'd be a big help!

That's all for now, TTYL~~~<3

So Sweet Fuse is a visual novel with it's main focus being a dating simulator. But Sweet Fuse isn't just about some girl in high school. No instead you're in an amusement park.

The set up is you are the niece of the legendary game designer Keiji Inafune, the man behind such games as Mega Man and Dead Rising. Your uncle is fulfilling his dream of opening a video game amusement park so on opening day you are allowed to go attend the opening ceremony when it's attacked!

Now you along with six men are tasked with going into the park's attractions and solving puzzles o stop them from being blown up! Each attraction has their own theme, such as one attraction being a spoof on the Final Fantasy series, so each puzzle is different from the last.

Each puzzle is more deadly then the last, as you're lured into each by the mastermind behind this game, Count Hogstein!

But as I said it's a dating sim, so who are our men for this evening? Glad you asked!

You have six guys to choose from, each more interesting then the last.

You have:

Subaru Shidou: A police officer.
He's a bit stern and shows he's vary clever. All around, a interesting guy.

Towa Wakasa: A pop idol.
He's a bit of a scaredy-cat but thanks to his career as an idol he has certain skills that will be useful in the game.

Kouta Meoshi: A vemo video game geek.
Thanks to his years of playing games, his is much like a guide and informs you on the area's you adventure, with his info it makes the puzzles easier to solve, but don't let that fool you as each puzzle has a twist!

Ayumu Shirabe: A journalist.
A man who loves his sweet, he's the most mature of the group and thus is the most thoughtful and wise.

Kimimaro Urabe: A fortune teller.
A sweet man who often tries to be the voice of reason when things heat up.

Ryuusei Mitarashi: A male Escort.
A man who's temper is only matched by his strength and capability of caring for others.

And theses are your choices! As it's a dating sim this game has re-playability to see everyone's path and ending. I've only played once, but I can say, I want more!

My first time I went with Ryuusei(Because A: Male Escort, and B: I have a thing for hot headed guys...<<; ) and I must say, his story did not disappoint.

So if you're in the mood for something s little different then other games, or you like visual novels. I suggest picking this up!
I got mine over PSN for my vita, but sadly it doesn't work for the PS3. That's all for now, see ya guys! ~~~~~<3

Yes I realized I am one of them. It's so hard to picture myself as one as, well, I kind of hate routines. I mean when I was in school I dreaded how it day in day out I did the same thing everything.

But I realized I'm a creature of habit by, other means. Short story is, I had to stay at my grandma's and that's fine, but when it hit me I had to stay here where I'm not as comfortable, I almost had a panic attack. It was pretty bad. But I had to stay so I calmed myself and managed to get through the night.

I'm sure a lot of people are like this. I'm thinking this happened as, my habits are MY habits, and thus make me happy, but when habits are forced on me(In school/work etc.) I don't like it.

For some reason Pink Floyd's "The wall" Come to mind(Besides the obvious symbolism). Oh well I'm sure one or two people will try and talk to me about this and might help me understand what's up with me.

Oh and Happy new year everyone, didn't really put a new journal up yesterday.

Yep, never seen Alien. I've seen most of Aliens and Alien Resurrection. Hell I even saw Prometheus when it first came out. But not once have I seen where it all started. Some of you might be saying "Well, tell us the what you thought?" Well before I can tell you, here's how I got the 35th anniversary edition!

I was in Wal-mart looking for a DVD when I saw the last copy of the 35th Anniversary of Alien on then shelf. I then rushed home and popped it in. I had the choice between the theatrical version or the 2003 director's cut. I choose the 2003 version and sat back.

I must say, it scared me so bad I almost lost it when I had to take out the trash. It's refreshing to get a good horror movie that doesn't have to resort to cheap scares and pointless gore. I knew I was having fun when I say yelling at the screen (In my head anyways) for Ripley to get her ass off that ship.

I'm so happy to say tomorrow I'm going to watch the theatrical version and the commentaries for both version. it even came with a small comic and art from the production. Oh man it's because of movies like this that make me love the horror genre.

Aghhhhhhhhh...Anyways, I'm so excited for the new Dragon age game coming out the 18th. Thing is, I'm going to the midnight release on the 17th...And I swear time is just grinding to a halt!

I need stuff to do to help pass time!

So if anyone would kindly suggest me things to do for the next four days go by faster, I'd appreciate it.

So far I thing I'll watch all the seasons of Red VS Blue I own, and then watch all the Scream movies. I was even going to try writing.

And before you all suggest it, I don't have any books to read, or games that'll hold my interest for four days. This wouldn't be a problem if I had decent internet I could use to watch YouTube vids all day or a browser game.

So please, any help might just keep me from napping the whole four days away.

So a few nights ago I had a dream I was in a gas station I was buying a drink and kept getting in and out of line to go and try and buy something else, and then the last time before I woke.

I was behind a woman and I saw the line was long and said "Fuck", as in the line was long. The woman then had an attitude with me saying "Oh hell no! You have to wait in line like everyone else!"

I got flustered and tried to explain what I meant.

Then I woke up. I have no clue what was up with that dream....Maybe it reflects my social anxiety?

So this movie came out back in 2011, but I recently got Sucker Punch on Blu-ray, I already seen the movie, but the Blu-ray version has 17 minutes that DVD doesn't have.

Now I personally love this movie and see it as one of those movies ahead of it's time. I hope it become more appreciated in the future. So, I'm here to give my thoughts on the movie and with hope, turn people onto this movie and help it find it's audience.

Now, there will be some spoilers, but I'll warn anyone who reads this who hasn't seen the movie yet.

Here is a short sum up(Spoiler free) for those who won't wish spoil a thing for them.

Sucker Punch takes place in the 1960. It revolves around five girls who are only referred to by "Babydoll","Sweetpea","Rocket", "Blondie", and "Amber". These four girls only wish to be free from the cruelty of the world and will fight through imaginative worlds to get it.

This is a somewhat full explanation of the plot and thus, maybe full of spoilers.

The movie begins with Babydoll, our main character, sitting in her room as a doctor comes in to tell Babydoll her mother has passed. Babydoll and her little sister mourn the lose of their mother as their stepfather is pleased he will get all of the mother money. But he then goes into a drunk rage as he reads the will and finds all the money was left to Babydoll and her sister. HE goes after the two girls (Spoilers) which ends with Babydoll accidently killing her sister with a gun as she tries to kill her stepfather.(Spoilers over) Babydoll's stepfather then takes her to a mental home trying to cover up what happened by getting Baby lobotomized in five days.

In the mental home, a therapist tries to get through the girls by having them act out their trouble and pains on a stage. In the five days Baby's mind changes the world of the mental home into a brothel where their stage acting is the dances they put on for the clientele of the brothel; and where Baby has been sent their to have her virginity sold to "The high roller". There she meets her fellow "Dancer" Sweetpea, her sister Rocket, Blondie, and Amber.

One day when Baby is asked to dance for the first time she slips into a fantasy world where a old man tells her to get her freedom she must fight and get five thing, fire, a map, a key, and a knife. Baby is confused as he said five to which he tells her the fifth item is a mystery and require great sacrifice but will lead to victory.

Now baby needs the help of her new friends to help ensure the all can escape. Over the course of the film Baby and her friends go into fantastical lands such as a old Japanese temple covered in snow, a fight in the trenches of a steampunk world war 1, into a medieval castle, and into the far future.

With each adventure comes new dangers and risk to the girls in both the fantasy, and real world.

(Spoilers)As for my thoughts on the movie, well, I love it. There's a heavy theme of imagination being the "Virginity" of our minds and how it can help us escape the world's green, sadness. and suffering.(Spoilers end) The music and visuals of this movie help immerse you into the world of imagination and absolute fantasy. The actresses are top notch and go into their roles. Two of the girls have the short end of the stick, Amber and Blondie, and the have little to no character development.

If you're interested in a movie with awesome action with girls who can kickass and take names, then this is a movie for you. But it's not all about action and kickass music and visuals, there's a deeper story that you MUST keep and open eye and mind for.

I hope this review was informative and helpful, and to finish this off, a quote form the movie.

" Everyone has an Angel. A Guardian who watches over us. We can't know what form they'll take. One day, old man. Next day, little girl. But don't let appearances fool you, they can be as fierce as any dragon. Yet they're not here to fight our battles, but to whisper from our heart. Reminding that it's us. Its everyone of us who holds power over the world we create." ~~ Sweetpea.

I remember seeing this show back in like...Maybe early 2000's. The premise of the show was this kid lost his dad.

Well some girl shows up and him, her, along with the boys friend. End up in a computer world where they have to collect some kind of data files or something.

Also the girl has this like thing that lives in her backpack in the real world, but in the computer world he looks like a mix of a dog and raptor.

I want to know what this show is out of pure curiosity. I was thinking about all the GOOD shows they used to have on good old CN, and then how it's downfall with all the live action shows.

So far all I THINK I remember is the girls name was Funky...I think.

I felt like posting a short review as everyone I've talked to about this game is unsure about this game. I may do more of these in the future, but as of now I'm not sure.

Mind zero is a JRPG from Zero Div, Aksys Games, and Acquire.
Most have said it resembles the Persona games, and I have to say I agree to a certain degree.

I this game, you play as Kei, a stereotypical anime protagonist, in the fact that he is brooding and seems to just be bored of everything. Kei along with a "Colorful" cast of character gain the power of M.I.N.D.(Major inner node displacement) which allows them summon an mirror version of themselves from a different realm... And here's where the resemblance to Person starts.

And how do they get this power you ask? Well, they appear in a shop where a blue haired, big breast, blindfolded woman called the undertaker tells you to choose a weapon out of the thousands of weapons in the shop. Choose the wrong one, and the Mind consumes you. Choose the right one, and you and your mind enter a contract.

In this game you explore dungeons in order to complete quest, advance the plot, or just to level grind...Which even in beginners mode is something you MUST do.

Besides exploring dungeons, you can "visit" characters, as in you click on a person icon on the map and that's talking to a character, by doing this you get quest or learn stuff about that character.

And speaking of the characters, you're privileged by having such party members as:

Sana Chikage: A tomboy who loves exercise...Yes that's pretty much it for her. but I notice she resembles Chie from Persona 4.
Leo Asahina: An energetic boy(With a ridiculous hairstyle) who has a compulsive need to online shop. He's kind of a mix between Yosuke and Teddy from Persona 4.
Yoichi Ogata: An old detective. He has a hint of Naoto from Persona 4.
Kotone Shiragiku: A Japanese girl who's vary traditional and shy. Yukiko from Persona 4.
Lina Albertine: The youngest of the group and is a privileged girl and the groups MIND expert. I'm not sure if there's a character like this in the other persona's, but none the less, probably the most interesting character.

As of now I have not beat the game. But that's not from a lack of trying, it's from being tired of having to sit there to grind. But I have done enough that I feel I know what should happen. All around, the combat in this game is well done, character poorly written, and the story is simple.

I give Mind Zero for the PSVITA a 4/10.

I played with a fem shep I brought from ME1.

I played it clean, which means I played it without any DLC or updates. I played it how it came out and...

I see what everyone means by the original ending is rather lackluster.

Well now I think I'm going to play it again with a new game+ with the DLC and updates this time.
Hope it's an improvement.

I along with  x-saber are collaborating on a story. I hope this will be a long going series between us, and I hope all who read it enjoy it.

Thank you for taking your time to read this and have a nice day!

So I just watched The secret life of Walter Mitty. And as I felt about it, it was really good.

I was hesitant to watch this for two reasons.
1: I'm not a fan of Ben Stiller(Just because I feel he just plays the same character OVER and OVER)
2: I read the original short story the film is based on back in middle school.(Long story short, my writing teacher in middle school was my real inspiration to become a writer, and I felt Ben stiller would be tainting my memory of the happy times I had in class)

It's obvious that there's differences from the film and the source material. The differences also in my eyes affect the meaning behind both. The original story left me with the message "Never judge a book by its cover", as the film left me thinking "Never be afraid to take the first step, because that step could change your life."

As for what they were about. I'll sum both up.

The story is simply about an old man on his daily routine with his nagging wife. On the way he day dreams about being a renowned surgeon, a world war 2 pilot, and even a race car driver.(I remember how my teacher wanted us to write what else he could've day dreamed about, I wrote that he was a knight who saves the princess from an evil dragon that resembles his wife.) It was a simple tale that left me wanting a bit more, but it was good never the less.

The movie(SPOILER FREE) is about a man who works for life magazine, he too day dreams just like the original story. Well as life goes from printed issues to being online, he has to find a picture one of their photographers said was his best picture ever and deserves to be the cover for the final printed issue. On the way we find out more about Walter's life before the movie. He goes on a search for the photographer to get the picture, on the way he discovers the beauty of the world and himself. This movie by the end, it didn't leave me wanting more. It left me satisfied and made me think of myself and everything I'd like to do with my life.

And I leave any who's reading this with a quote from the movie that reappears throughout the movie.

"To see the world, things dangerous to come to,
to see behind walls, draw closer,
to find each other, and to feel,
that is the purpose of LIFE."

So, loooooooong story short, had to get another vita, and had to format my memory card to the new one, so I lost all my data.

But that just means I gat to play through the game again, and again.

Yeah I found out you pretty much gotta play the game twice to get the best possible ending.
But hay, that just means I get to cry again during touching scenes, and relive the fun of persona 4 golden. Will keep you all updated.

So long story short, I got Persona 4 golden and a PS vita now.

I know most likely no one will read this, but I still wanna keep a record for my sake.
note that this isn't going to be like a full record of what's going on. Just little tidbits of my thoughts as I write this.

I went into this game with full intent on getting to Kanji. But I found myself drifting to Chie. I feel I might go with Chie, but I still have a bit of Kanji needs in me.

I'm really loving the little moments with Nanako. I'm the youngest child of my family, so it feels nice to be a "big bro" for once.

I never realized how hard it can be to raise states. So far my knowledge is the highest, next to that is courage. I want to raise my understanding and expression next.

I can't help but smile at the opening cinematic.

Teddie is pretty damn cute...Makes me want a plushy of him.

That's it for today. I'll maybe do one of these every week or so. For anyone who read this, thanks for reading ^-^!!!

My first dream where I was a cat. I've had vore dreams and other stuff like that before...But non where I was a cat.

Well, more like, his other person in my dream was a cat and I was seeing the dream from their prospective... So I feel it was me as the cat.

Have any of you had dreams where you were your sona or just the same species of your sona?