Kathryn

Y'all know the irony for creepypastas together is Sally is actually the oldest had she had not died. Ben would be about the same age as Tim and Brian. Toby, Ej and Jeff are of a similar age as well. The most fitting part is, they're all too old for you. XD 
          (all at least their 20s or over.) 

Wattpad is trying to look professional with tho update.lmao you are known for the cringe wattpad yuu can't run away. 

Hey guys.
          So, I've been working on this for a while, but I'm wondering if you guys would be interested in reading a Jeff the killer rewrite. I am currently writing it on quotev and I am wondering if should post it here as well? 

Oh yeah, I should note.
          I'm reaaaally more active on quotev than here.
          So if you're looking to binge a load of creepypasta/Marble hornets related shit and you like my crap, you can find my shit on quotev under "Arinie" :)
          

Me. Cringing as I write an actual fanfic that involves not only the slendermansion but the war against zalgo thing I hate because it is beneficial for the plot and I have a good idea about it. Pfft. Suffering for this. 

Pft, just a thing I should say 
          If you can't handle critism don't be a writer. Don't be an artist. Don't do anything. If you make a movie people will rate it. If you write people, like your teachers will always find ways to help you improve. People will give love and constructive criticism to help you grow and explore. If you can't handle that, then something's wrong with you. If you are only ever told you are perfect or the best at something you won't try to get better, you won't learn. If you don't want it. Ignore it but remember people are wanting to help you. Artists grow by self analysis and asking others. We don't always see our mistakes, in writing and stuff and if it's a common habit trope we need it pointed out for it to be broken. 
          Never say you don't "need" critism. EVERYONE CAN IMPROVE and everyone needs it. Whether you want it, is another thing. When someone points something out, or gives you some advice they don't expect you to follow them. They want to offer you that choice. They aren't holding you at gunpoint to fix it. They are wanting to help you improve in the future. Of course I'm not saying people should write longer essays of constructive criticism randomly. No, but small things. Politely requested if they're a habit or such. Only long reviews if asked. Constructive criticism helps people grow, it's important to be able to handle it. If you think it's fine, don't listen to it. Yet you don't ever bash people for their opinions or wishing to help. 
          -rant over

Oh, so for some reason the ticcihood fanfic isn't showing up on my profile so I can't edit it. So I hope this problems fixed soon. 

I love revealing a crushing reality of marble hornets into little creepypasta fangirls dreams.