While those are problematic as well; what I am actually talking about is all the rather strong negative emotions.
Often with only their side of an issue, something that tends to be colored by said emotions to begin with and as such their reliability is questionable. Thanks to it being in my nature, I generally feel the need to say something in order to help out in some way. Unfortunately, I find that aiming to speak to people over the problem hardly ever gets so much as a response. I do not know the true reason behind it but it's either that they do not even want help (despite coming off as if they expect such or even out right ask for some) or I come off as extraordinarily creepy.
It just becomes so stressful, almost like why should I bother trying anymore if everything I try to do amounts to barely any effect, if there is any at all. They're so stagnant, they don't flow at all, there is no growth. If there is any growth, they do not ever speak of it so then I'm left just worrying over something I should know better about. Except that, against my better judgement, I still aim to try something. I want to give up though, I really do. Ehh, enough about that. On to something better.

Hah hah, well then. I hope I didn't just gloom up the atmosphere over here with my ridiculousness. I'm not the greatest at being gentle or at being very welcoming, but I do try hard to be something of that nature since everyone needs a something like that every now and then.

[Fill in loud exclamation of positive reaction here], that is super cool of you! Most of the time when I get actual critique of the variety that seeks to tell one what needs to be fixed or added to or things of that nature people often leave out telling me if they like how it is going in general (as in it's concept and such things) and any highlights they like or other stuff of that sort. And if they did there wasn't much of a balance on the subject. Plus, if you can find problems in my stuff that I hadn't myself, that makes this work even better.
(Also, tis true that often people do not get the whole "things other than drawings are art" because there is never really

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Again, thank you so much for your understanding ways and other such things, it truly means a lot to me. I know I can be a bit on the difficult to understand side as I stumble a lot in my talking, often only having sudden and rather spaced out spurts of moments when I can explain myself in a better accuracy than normal and even that can be a bit clutzy. I really, really do appreciate that you can manage to take some time for me and my lack of eloquence.

Ah! Sorry I misunderstood. I think I've had some similar experiences if I'm understanding you correctly now, and, well, unfortunately, when it comes to that there's not much you can do. It's possible your good intentions are being misunderstood (a shame), but if it's that they don't *really* want help, but to writhe in their problems or wallow in emotional stillness (which may well be the case), it's not your fault or responsibility. (Very important; you may wish you could have done more, or think you should have, but it is nigh impossible to help people who don't want to help themselves.) Hard as it is, I've found at that point that it's better to keep distance at least, since there's no point in throwing your own health at someone it'll just bounce off of. (In addition, if the situation isn't that bad, maybe they just need space? So giving them some actually will be helpful.)

Even if it should seem to be about all your friends that this happens with, my advice is the same. While there may even be reasons for their responses (or lack thereof), it's best to take care of yourself first, as it's hard to take care of others when you're not granting yourself the same help. It's difficult to know if you should continue or stop trying with that person, and I don't know enough details to give you the best advice (which you don't need to share with me if you don't want to), but I will say, don't give up entirely, and don't burn out your good will on people who don't want it. There may someday be a person who needs it, and you may change their life.

To be charitable, adding in positive notes doesn't seem to occur to most people, even though it really can make a critique more effective and balanced. I'm not sure why; it's not as if the positives will gloss over the negatives.

lawl, "doodle games". Good one. Games are on a weird boundary when it comes to art, especially considering there's sort of a point at which they stop being games and start being more like interactive novels. (I'm not really sure why we don't categorize more s

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How does it stack against Regular Show, if you've seen that? I'll probably watch GF someday, but I'm curious how they compare since they have "crazy paranormal shit" in common and no one has answered this question yet.

Granted, Regular Show's approach is no doubt very different... Maybe a comparison is void of meaning.

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I've never seen Regular Show but I've only heard good things about it. Apparently the creators of both shows are friends and have worked together before, actually.

Cool. That makes a lot of sense.

I've heard nothing but good about GF, so as soon as I'm able I'll look into eet

ONE MOOOOOORE THING!

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