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Anonymous: What would you rather have: The ability of change your hair at will (color, shape, style, length, ect) instantly for the rest of your life, or never have a period again?
LMAO. This is probably the most original question I’ve gotten XD
I’m gonna go with hair changing ability. NO MORE WIGS! I would always have perfectly coiffed, cosplay-ready locks or the most luscious kind.
I change my hair so often anyway. If I could change it at will with no damage and stuff like that it would be awesome. There are days where I love it short and wanna try something crazy short and weird with it, and other times I love it long so I can do more with it.
Periods are for casuals. And *I* am not a casual. *HATER SHADES*

rizzyrong: 21, an 23
21. Something You’re excited for:
GETTING TO SEE MY DAD AND TAKE HIM TO PCC!
Because I have AMAZING friends and fans like you guys, I’m able to.
23. Biggest fear:
Losing the people I love
POSTERS POSTERS POSTERS!!!!!
OKAY! So a bunch of people have asked about posters, so I’ve finally got them available!
Thanks to the ever awesome Toby Roybal for his amazing photos! His page is here: Toby Roybal Photography. Please show your support if you like them ;D
This will be the first set released. :)
• BLACK CAT POSTERS:
- All posters are $10 + Shipping.
- They are glossy print, size 11x17.
- Shipping is $3.50 (US) and $10 (OUTSIDE USA)
- Posters can be signed to you if requested
• ORDERING
- Choose your poster(s)
- Send your payment & shipping via paypal to quorraiso.cosplay@gmail.com
- Include which poster you would like in the NOTE section when sending payment.
- If you would like your poster(s) signed, please include who you want it made out to!
- Don’t forget all of your proper shipping information! ^_^
Posters will ship out on May 31st, after Phoenix Comic Con!
I’m so excited to finally have these up! Thank you all for the love and support you show me. It means so much! And when you buy posters, it helps me make more awesome costumes for you! :D
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itsviictor: 2, 10, 12, 16, 20!
2. A famous person I’ve been compared to:
Amy Lee
10. Something I’ve lied about:
I don’t make lying a habit. Though I lie like a boss when I have to sign up for shit on the internet. Haha. I don’t put my ‘real’ info out there. Because that’s just creepy.
12. Something I’m currently worrying about:
My dad. And my fish. He’s sick :<
16. A drunken story:
Once, I drank and was so drunk that I thought I didn’t have legs.
So I climbed all 20 stairs to my room on my knees. Hahahahaha.
20. Press control + V and post:
I’m miles from where you are,
I lay down on the cold ground
I, I pray that something picks me up
And sets me down in your warm arms

wearetheoblivion: 15,22, and 3 if you dont mind :)
3. Five things that irritate me about the opposite/same sex:
Things that irritate me in general, regardless of sex are
• Dishonesty
• Laziness
• Holier-Than-Thou attitude
• Open-mouthed chewing
• Compliment fishing.
15. Lyrics that apply to my current situation/mood:
“I’m miles from where you are,
I lay down on the cold ground
I, I pray that something picks me up
And sets me down in your warm arms”
22. Five things I want to change:
• Job
• Location
• My dad’s cancer
• I want things to be better for the person I love most. They deserve it.
• I’d make my hair longer already.
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Anonymous: Why is nerd culture suddenly mainstream? So many people are jumping into it with out earning their "painful childhood" badges.
Well aren’t we just the cutest lil’ hipster? *cheek pinch*
Being a nerd has nothing to do with a painful childhood. It’s about being REALLY into something and openly expressing your love for it. the term ‘nerd’ can apply to anything. Yes, I know it’s most often applied to video games/comics/tv/movies, but still, it’s just another word for passionate to me.
I think it’s great that it’s more widely appreciated and accepted to be ‘nerdy’ now. Maybe people are jumping into it because they don’t have to worry about ridicule or labels now. Or maybe they just stumbled upon something, and decided they liked it. Maybe they didn’t have the chance, or means to grow up immersed in nerd culture. Maybe they had total squares for parents who only let them watch a half hour of television per week and only let them read the Bible. WHO KNOWS.
You don’t have to earn being passionate about something, and you can’t change anything about the past or how it used to be for us long-time ‘nerds’.
Having a difficult childhood/adolescence happens to a lot of people, not just nerdy kids. And there are plenty of uber dorks who had perfectly happy childhoods as well. So does that mean that those who were perfectly happy have no right to be a nerd now because they weren’t made fun of for it then?
Nope. Sure doesn’t. 
I’m just gonna leave this here:
“Being a geek is all about being honest about what you enjoy and not being afraid to demonstrate that affection. It means never having to play it cool about how much you like something. It’s basically a license to proudly emote on a somewhat childish level rather than behave like a supposed adult. Being a geek is extremely liberating.” - Simon Pegg

Anonymous: Let's say you are in a bar with someone you like and/or are dating and the shit hits the fan with a drunk person. Would you rather fight someone, or have someone fight for you?
LOL.
I don’t know. I appreciate someone fighting for me, and it’s nice to be defended. But I’m the type of person who will probably react and fight for myself before anyone else even has to.
I’ve never been the type to need saving, I guess.
And I get really defensive about people I care about. I’m much more likely to be offended on behalf of another person than I am to if you were trying to do something to me directly.
I dunno. Guess it would just depend on the exact scenario.