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When I began posting here, I was very insecure and didn't want to say the wrong thing so I wrote only positive things about almost everything. Somehow, what I wrote then became the character everyone ascribed to me, warranted or not. Now I seem to be stuck with "nice" -- which I've grown rather fond of.When you post on lit, are you posting as yourself, or have you made up a character for yourself?
Nope. This is me, warts and all.
Nope. This is me, warts and all.
I've always admired your warts... in a paternal and affectionate, and never obsessive, kind of way. The SO tied cotton around hers recently and administered 'death by strangulation' in a manner than made the bed sheets full of crumbs, that and confusing the bits of cotton with tooth waxing thread, is about all I have to say on warts.
What was the question again?
Really, I've been wanting a set of raised panel planes for a while now, I used to have a catalog, but I lost it and I'm having the devils time trying to find a matched set, even off google, though I haven't tried recently.Not so much a character but a limited number of facets. There's a lot of me that doesn't get shared (other than with my SO) and great deal that doesn't fit in this board.
For example: I'm a neanderthal woodworker (no power tools). There does not seem to be a need to have an in depth discussion in here about it. Well, not yet anyway.
Even this reflects a side of me. In person it will take you years to learn about me - I don't give away a lot anymore. Most people in my life are either transitory or unpleasant. I've learned to keep the attachments to a minimum.
My stories are where my characters are.
If you think about it, people are either schizophrenic or have multiple personalities.
Oh, this, totally.Well, to be honest it's only a part of me...I'm much more withdrawn in person than I am online...
Oh, this, totally.
eta: Or maybe not withdrawn, but shy or insecure or awkward. You get the drift.