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Hi! I'm new to your story In the Melancholy Moonlight (two chapters in and already in love) and I was wondering if the books In the Melancholy Moonlight and In the Melancholy Moonlight, Part 1: Protostar are the same?

Hi everyone! I'm still rather sick but I'm trying to work on Chapter 277, and I'm here with a question for you. What's something you've always wanted to know about the one and only Archie Everett Graye? I know he's far from a main character, he's not a narrator, but he's still an important character and I want to explore him in more depth in the upcoming chapters, but I want to know what YOU want to know about him. I know everything about him, as his author, but I want to make sure whatever I include about him in the story is relevant and interesting. So what do YOU all want to know about Archie?

Hi everyone. This post has been a long time coming, honestly. I kept thinking I would get over this, that as time passed the paranoia and pain would start to fade, but the exact opposite has happened, so here I am with a bit of a PSA. 
          
          Don’t be mean. 
          
          I love my friends. I’m an intensely shy and severely traumatized person. On many occasions, the people who know and love me best have joked that, for all intents and purposes, I behave like a neglected shelter dog that has been shown kindness for the first time. My life feels like one of those videos where a shelter dog finds their forever home and slowly warms up to the concept of love. With that said, I will say again: I love my friends. The people who have managed to make me feel loved and secure in that love will forever have my love and loyalty in return. 
          
          And if anyone threatens those people, I do not take kindly to it. 
          
          I am a kind person. I always lead with love and patience and a desire to learn and grow. I truly contain so much empathy I think I will explode from it one day. But if you ever hurt the people I love the most, I will never forget that. I will never view you the same way. Amends can be made (and in the one particular instance that inspired this post, the one that’s been haunting me for weeks, SHOULD have been made), but the second you show your true colors, I won’t forget that. 
          
          Being mean has no place here. Not with me, not in my circle. Conflicts happen, that’s normal, not everyone will get along with everyone else. But if you can’t handle that like an adult, if you can’t communicate respectfully and figure it out, if you’re dumb enough to do something unnecessarily cruel and hurtful, I’m not going to forget that, and you’re going to have to work hard to convince me to forgive it.

Happy Mean Girls Day to those who celebrate! Friendly reminder that the moral of the story is that tearing people down to make yourself look better is never a good way of trying to cope with your own insecurities. It just hurts everyone, yourself included. I think a lot of people in my life either currently or formerly could benefit from realizing that the message of the movie is, in fact, "Don't be mean," though I understand the title could potentially lead certain individuals who completely lack self-awareness, a moral compass, or both to believe that the mean girls were the heroes as opposed to merely the protagonists. What a timely movie-related holiday, truly. Go forth and lead with kindness, please! <3

Rest in peace, Maggie Smith. You will be so missed. <3

"There are many Beths in the world, shy and quiet, sitting in corners till needed, and living for others so cheerfully that no one sees the sacrifices till the little cricket on the hearth stops chirping, and the sweet, sunshiny presence vanishes, leaving silence and shadow behind."
          
          From Little Women by Louisa May Alcott.