kittykittie3

I'm not deleting anything, I'm just unpublishing the stories I'm rewriting. I don't know when I'll be done, but I am working on it :)
          
          I'll try to keep you updated, but my last announcement was also three years ago.

I lived bitch

THE GEICO GECKOS REAL NAME IS MARTIN

Me: I wanna post something.
          Brain: Then write something so you can post it.
          Me: No.
          Brain: ლ(ಠ益ಠლ)

I have unpublished some of my works so if you're looking for *here's my list* Fantasy Voltron Au, Avatar (Pandora with the blue people) Voltron Au, Atlantian/Merpeople Voltron AU, A Ravenclaw and a Hufflepuff Harry Potter/Voltron crossover, or Demons in Vegas, they have not been deleted, they will just be rewritten as to be appealing and not cause anyone to cringe and nope out.

I got less than an hour of sleep last night and rather than taking a nap like a normal fucking person I'm making confetti out of papers I don't need.

What should I add a chapter to? I will find the motivation somewhere.

Sleeping is just downloading a new dream to watch each night and when there isn't enough storage for your dreams, you forget things, typically other dreams that didn't matter to you while asleep. When you can't remember your dream after you wake up, there was barely enough storage for the dream and after you watch part of it you have to delete it for room for basic functions like breathing and actually getting up to be used. Daydreaming is similar if you don't remember what you were daydreaming about. Any useless information you don't need will be temporarily removed until it is needed, as though your brain has some sort of USB drive to store the extra information you aren't ready to get rid of just yet.
          
          I don't know I haven't slept in a few days.

If there's anything anyone wants me to continue writing please let me know! I can't continue working on someone and strive to finish it if no one cares.

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