That's all we can do, really, try. OH NO IT'S NOT NOT A GOOD ONE, ANYWAY Jeez-louise. . . how many are there? I'll try to remember to look for them in the library, but ours is so small and has a rather scanty collection of classic books.
We could also succeed occasionally. JUST TAKES A LITTLE TIME, DEDICATION, HOURS OBSESSING OVER STORY PLOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS OF TYPING, AND... Google to the rescue: 21. And all just as thick as the first one.
That'd be nice. . . . AND RESEARCH, DEPENDING ON THE STORY Wow. Does the series get any better?
I’m afraid of being overly praised. I know it sounds weird, but whenever I do something good I dislike being overly acknowledged.
I am a bit like that one.
I don’t like being praised for things I don’t think deserve praise. Like, doing something around the house.
I don’t think I’m afraid of being praised, but similiar in a way to Ciblasts, I don’t like praise because I feel like I don’t deserve it. (I’m very critical of my own work). I also worry that, seeing how some people are corrupted by praise, I may be similiarly corrupted, or people may begin to view me for something or someone I am not.
We could also succeed occasionally. JUST TAKES A LITTLE TIME, DEDICATION, HOURS OBSESSING OVER STORY PLOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS OF TYPING, AND... Google to the rescue: 21. And all just as thick as the first one.
That'd be nice. . . . AND RESEARCH, DEPENDING ON THE STORY Wow. Does the series get any better?
If a tad bit unlikely.
NO, NO RESEARCH.
*deep frown* Each book is immaculately perfect and very much the same.
I don’t like being praised for things I don’t think deserve praise. Like, doing something around the house.
I don’t think I’m afraid of being praised, but similiar in a way to Ciblasts, I don’t like praise because I feel like I don’t deserve it. (I’m very critical of my own work). I also worry that, seeing how some people are corrupted by praise, I may be similiarly corrupted, or people may begin to view me for something or someone I am not.
Being praised feels like you're standing on the brim of a slippery hole that leads down to a dark void you can't see and you're afraid to discover. Lean too far, and you know you're lost, for the hole is much too slippery for one to escape easily.
I don’t think I’m afraid of being praised, but similiar in a way to Ciblasts, I don’t like praise because I feel like I don’t deserve it. (I’m very critical of my own work). I also worry that, seeing how some people are corrupted by praise, I may be similiarly corrupted, or people may begin to view me for something or someone I am not.
Being praised feels like you're standing on the brim of a slippery hole that leads down to a dark void you can't see and you're afraid to discover. Lean too far, and you know you're lost, for the hole is much too slippery for one to escape easily.
I don’t think I’m afraid of being praised, but similiar in a way to Ciblasts, I don’t like praise because I feel like I don’t deserve it. (I’m very critical of my own work). I also worry that, seeing how some people are corrupted by praise, I may be similiarly corrupted, or people may begin to view me for something or someone I am not.
Being praised feels like you're standing on the brim of a slippery hole that leads down to a dark void you can't see and you're afraid to discover. Lean too far, and you know you're lost, for the hole is much too slippery for one to escape easily.
OH NO IT'S NOT 
NOT A GOOD ONE, ANYWAY 
I'll try to remember to look for them in the library, but ours is so small and has a rather scanty collection of classic books. 
JUST TAKES A LITTLE TIME, DEDICATION, HOURS OBSESSING OVER STORY PLOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS OF TYPING, AND... 
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