Posts by Ckristina

I use characters I like as my avatar, and more often than not, those characters happen to be anime characters.

That said, I'm not as much as an anime fan I used to be, these days I only watch anime occasionally and on recommendation.

You look a lot like a Niece of mine, who is also named Samantha.

For anyone interestes in compiling the other VLDCs, I suggest reading this.

Does making characters in Gacha Club counts

I used to play Fire Emblem heroes a lot during its first two years, but I dropped it because it was incredibly time consuming. I also played Pokémon Masters a bit when it came out, but dropped it pretty quickly without even finishing the story mode, because I got bored of it. I never spent a penny on either though.

And that sums up my experience with gachas. If I had to say anything from it, I'd say it was more frustrating than satisfying and I'd rather stay away from these games.

My mom's dog:





It's a shame I don't have any shots of just her face, she's really cute.

I first played SMW as a kid in the SNES, but I didn't get invested in it at the time, back then it was just another game I had and played from time to time. I got invested in the game in 2009, when I decided to replay my old SNES games and that led me to discover Lunar Magic and SMWC.

Nice to see this is finally implemented.

You can do that, everyone will still know it's him.

¿qué cuenta el Piñera?

I can't believe it's most time again, you stop paying attention for two seconds and it's already December.

I might or might not vote this time, I have barely been active these past months.

Hi, Hina.

So cute

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-I finished my specialization course before the quarantine started, so I didn't have to take online courses.
-I won a 100% Orange Juice tournament.
-Went to a feminist march.
-Talked again to friends I haven't seen in years.
-I got new job opportunities as a freelance translator.
-Started giving online therapy and I'm attending five patients right now.

At first, I was like "wait, didn't SMWC have zero tolerance against these behaviors before?", but after reading this thread, I understand it wasn't "zero tolerance" enough and it had to be tightened.

I'm definitely thankful for the hard work the staff is doing to keep this place LGBTQ+ and minority friendly. I wish more places over the internet did the same.