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07/01/09(Wed)01:14 No.1945998>>1945927 Oh,
also before anyone asks "how can you be a coslayer and avoid social
interaction", well I don't cosplay. I was going to start this year,
there were some ideas that I liked and considered doing, some videos of
skits (which may or may not be liked by most people) that made me want
to have some part in this new form of fun, another side to a
convention. But then it fell through, I started doubting my skills
despite the simplicity of the costume. I started worrying about the
time I had left despite having months to finish it.
After I
decided to still attend the con, but forgo the costume I spent the
money on a bike that I had hoped would be a key to a new social life.
It's been sitting there for about a month now and everything about
making a costume and being social while wearing it can be applied to
riding the bike and hanging out with other bicyclists.
Hell, I
even noticed at work that when I was trying to talk to some really
cute/hot girls that are out of the norm of people that I interact with
at work, that I stuttered as well as hesitantly handed something to one
of them at the same time giving a death grip to a desk that was close
by.
Where's Lucy when you need her :\ |