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Is the pizza, yeah, for you and...
Me-hee-hee-hee-yee!
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"I don't like talking to strangers tho..."
Since I can remember I've never had good people skills. When looking back, I see someone who had so much to say but no one to say it to. At least, that's what I thought. As I sit at my desk, I read all the comments from people saying how they could listen to me "talk for hours."
Now I know that being popular means you should know how to talk to others but when in front of people I just get shy. I decided to be faceless because of that.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not ugly, but I would rather not face the ridicule that other female creators face everyday.
Growing up was hard when all of your relatives scold you for this and that. "have you gained weight," "sit up straight," "Why is your nose so big?"
Another factor is that I'm not as feminine as other female streamers. I love to wear anything I want and have so much respect for other styles, but I've always been too scared to expose anything.
My career is based on my personality, how I talk, what I find funny, and of course my talents. Ive been in choir since I could remember. Music is one of those things that comes naturally to me.
All I can remember from childhood was me singing. Whenever I felt like saying something the words just spilled out on to sheets of paper. It's like I could tell my life story with melodies and rhythms instead of grammar and punctuation.
Three years ago I posted a faceless cover of me singing my tears ricochet by Taylor Swift. The only people who had heard me sing were the choir, my family, and very close friends. The video amassed 300k views with comments saying "This is amazing" and "pleaseeeee release music rn!!!!!" It was insane to think about. After the initial blow up I developed a following and have steadily grossed ever since. For the past three years I started streaming, moved out of my parents house, and even went to TwitchCon.
Now at my desk I play sims to pass the time before my next stream. *Ding* My Lock Screen shows a notification from Instagram. It's Tanner. He's been a good friend (some may even say best friend) for a while. We met during track when I was a freshman and he was a junior. I don't think I've ever clicked with someone as fast as him. I remember him putting my neighbors name down for the ROTC stuff, buying me xtreme bites at 7/11, and helping me with precalc homework. What does he need this time? As my mind ponders I open the DM.
