and I went to Megaplex! Boy did that end up being a wild first con, considering we weren't expecting there to be over 10,000 in attendance! Nobody did though, by the sound of things. I didn't wear my usual name for at least a first-go in the event any of you were there, but I may put out some sort of little blurb next time - because there'll totally be a next time!
PCD has hit me more slowly and subtly, more or less through the realization that I won't be in such a vibrant environment again for quite some time. Even when you're shy and keep a step back, the vibe is addictive. I'm not ready to be "normal" again, sort of speak. I want to see fursuits and hear their cute squeakers, and be someplace so diverse and accepting. For the first time in my life, I feel like I could get a tattoo, and actually want a suit or partial of my own. I don't know if it's just the time that Twisted and I came from, but we both raised ourselves with a thick, tall wall between our furry halves and "IRL" halves, and the breaking down of that wall is something I guess I want to maintain.
If at all possible I'd like to get a room inside the main hotel next time and save myself from getting so many blisters. Maybe hang out at the pool if I need time to rest, so rest-time is also fun-time? Speedos and inflatables everywhere, that pool was a mood. XD
At least with the outdoor walks, it was certainly hot and humid. Lots of intermittent showers over the weekend. I was showering and swapping out my clothes twice a day, and unexpectedly had to take an intermission to do laundry. I brought extra clothes too!
At least with the outdoor walks, it was certainly hot and humid. Lots of intermittent showers over t
Honestly I built it up too it was why I was so wary to post anything here for so many years. The walls are finally being torn down and I'm at thirty-three now. In only six months of so called 'coming out' as a furry people have seen me for who I am and I can actually show a few friends what I've made. The only thing I'm scared of is posting a thing I've written as commission that I won't touch again.
Still conventions helped bridge that gap and I love them for it, glad you had fun hun. They told us as kids that this stuff was evil and that we were wrong but now tattoos, strange costumes and 'expressing yourself' is normal. I wouldn't jump into getting a tattoo willy-nilly but if you want to do it then do it.
As an afterthought I will say that you helped me to write. To come out of my comfort zone and explore the Rejuve Universe as a way to give the world a caring but strict parent. As well as a brat that needed not a spanking but a caring hand to show them, that while how they did what they did was wrong, they were still doing it for the right reasons. I hope you get to make more memories and that I can inspire what you did in me when I was only sixteen.
Honestly I built it up too it was why I was so wary to post anything here for so many years. The wal
