Thank you for your input. Will consider it, if my mind stops to consider one thing at a time lol.

-Galaxian-

I need to finish typing out the above ^ but Google Drive is inaccessible :') we love Internet Explorer (:
I mean I couldn't type it out on my mom's Word, right? 'Cause then she'd see how long I stayed up and also my cringe writing to myself and also disturbing, concerning dreams and plotting
And no, I am not telling anyone here to be able to write it down alternatively, lol.

-Galaxian-

Wiley I. Perrault, tell me, why in the world does "Chicken Nugget" sound like a cute pet name to you? Huh?

-Galaxian-

@Wiley - So you're telling me that you agree with Hobbes and would call your significant other "Bitsy Pookums" or "Snoogy Woogy"??????

-Galaxian-

GalaxianExplosion wrote:

@Wiley - So you're telling me that you agree with Hobbes and would call your significant other "Bitsy Pookums" or "Snoogy Woogy"??????

-Galaxian-

 
cALL YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER W H A T-

I just realized (again) why Wiley shouldn't have children (any kind of children who are human and have emotions, or don't, idk), because he could totally end up being the dad of that one kid who inherently needs attention and doesn't receive it, and isn't supposed to be left on his/her/their own but gets left on their own anyways, ultimately to go down the path of not-good character development and end up the major antagonist to that one novel whose actions tread on the line between reasonable and unreasonable and who ends up making anyone with empathy sorry for them at one point in the story
All of this, of course, going with the idea that Wiley would be having a kid without a significant other, which I have trouble imagining so thank the gods.
Can't really blame him for all this though, his natural intelligence doesn't come with lessons on parenting and when he does have a parent of his own, she basically did the same and he ended up fine (kind of) (maybe) (ehhh)

-Galaxian-

Best thing about Fate AUs is you're (I'm) legally allowed to headcanon for deaths while they're still talking and bouncing because we all know they'll end up dying at the end anyways

-Galaxian-

You know when you feel that one thought whistle out of your brain and know you're never going to see it again? Yeah.
Sucks.

-Galaxian-

Wiley's hair may be a mess but it's a creative design imo so I must compliment you

I have made fun of English's way of not being able to tell who's from the father's side and who's from the mother's side since I learned the words and today, I finally found a video that culminates all the mocking and humorous hysteria in one place. (So I can show my mom.)

On the other hand though, I also extremely dislike the way Chinese makes "grandmother" and "grandfather" (maternally) sound like outsiders. "Wai gong" and "Wai po" would directly translate to "outside grandfather" and "outside grandmother" (kinda, the important part is the "outside"), which makes it sound like the parents of one's mother are outsiders.
Welcome to yet another weird thing Galaxian has hated since age 3 and has not budged on since then loool
So anyways, if there's one defense I make for the English way of saying things, it's that it gives some semblance of equality.
Guess equality sometimes means confusion huh

-Galaxian-

When I say I plan, I mean that my mind tosses out ideas that come in the shape of flying food, and I constantly scramble after those flying food pieces and try to catch them before they disappear, failing most of the time.
Sometimes flying food makes me cry and sink into temporary depression for people who don't actually exist in any place other than the...flying refrigerator (my mind).
Some of the flying food is so weird that I wouldn't want to catch them, but they stick to me like outdated syrup instead, taking up space that I would've preferred to be taken by other flying food.

-Galaxian-

So I was thinking to myself, "Hey, a way Fate/GO tries to make the Servants more likeable and animate is how they see their Masters. Some of them are pretty typical in that they see their Masters as comrades or lovers, but there are some like Minamoto no Raikou (Berserker) who sees her Master like her own child, and Xuanzang who sees her Master as a disciple. Hmm interesting"
when Archer piped up and said, "So for me the way I see my summoner is as a burden, and that makes me more likeable, right?"
I had to wheeze, I'm sorry, Archer's Master[s].
The bracket doesn't exist much because some of y'all I don't care for at all and you know who you are (:

-Galaxian-

I read a post where a laugh was described as cancerous and Wiley showcased his generosity by proceeding to demonstrate what exactly a cancerous laugh is.
My brain cells. They died. Goodbye brain cells.
(WHAT THE HECK, WILES.)

Well, at least Akuma isn't here atm. I think I finally managed to ask it so many questions that it went to do something else.
Or maybe it's figuring out what to do for the plot advice I asked of it yesterday (*squirms*)

-Galaxian-

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

-Galaxian-

I like how with most other ships my biggest fear is that one of the entities in the pairing will die, while with Xenia and Paymon it's me fearing that they don't actually get along and would've filed for divorce or something due to their narrators not coordinating their personalities as part of a team effort but already having them married
And of course they did die. Doesn't make things any better since instead of fearing they'd divorce, it's the enhanced fear of fearing they would've divorced if they didn't die. Like, you know, fear that Sunny and Sollux grew up in an ever-so-slightly dysfunctional household along with the trauma that came afterwards. And fear that Xenia and Paymon had to endure unhappiness "for" their children.
It's 2 A.M. I'm worrying about these things like I usually do when in reality everything should be fine and there's almost nothing to concern myself with. It's fine, it's fine.

-Galaxian-