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I have no artsy talents outside of writing, so I will just show what I have. 
 
I moved everything that was movable out onto my kitchen table. I originally tried to get it to look symmetrical.. but then I said screw it and told Death The Kid to eat his heart out.

Taking a break from my achievement hunting in Crusader Kings 2 (so done with the one province counts summoning 10K stacks of troops from the depths of hell).
 
I have now switched over to playing The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky. Been having a real urge to play a JRPG I have not played, so this will do nicely.

Finally got my lazy butt off the couch and started playing Muv-Luv.

Another leftist young adult here!
 

Taking a break from my achievement hunting in Crusader Kings 2 (so done with the one province counts summoning 10K stacks of troops from the depths of hell).
 
I have now switched over to playing The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky. Been having a real urge to play a JRPG I have not played, so this will do nicely.

You see, forum communities for me are just a wonderful place where I can hang my real world mask and be the real me. Its hard for me to be myself outside of the internet, as most people think I am kinda weird (human interactions simply baffle me is all). Therefore, a forum community, in my opinion, is simply a place where we can throw the shackles of the real world off our shoulders and spend time among people who actually "get it". This is made easier by having a level of anonymity that you do not get in real life. You do only get what people present to you, but that is kind of what makes forums great. You get to be whoever you wanna be. I just so happen to want to be myself. So a forum community is... well... Its all relative to what you make of it really.
 
So to answer those questions:
 
1) I use Fuko as my profile picture on pretty much every forum I participate in, but I have never thought of her as representing part of my personality. When I think on it though, my interests have a huge influence on my personality. If I actually took time to write a proper interests blurb on my profile, you could probably get a good idea of my personality looking at my regular posts and at my interests. Maybe. 
 
 
2) Well... that depends really. I have always felt pretty unknown myself. Then again... I was always posting over at CR, so I think it is pretty easy to feel that way over there. Doubt I am recognized here, since I finally made my presence here known only a few days ago. 
Guess there is always my Lemmasoft account too, but I don't post over there nearly as much as other places. When we sit down and have conversation like this though, I feel that we get to know one another a little better... if only a little.
 
 
3) I haven't really ever felt I have known anyone online aside from the friends I have made over any multiplayer games I used to play. I mean, its easy to get a basic idea of people's personalities when you look through topics and see them post over and over again. I mean, one can argue that that is just the personality they are showing, but that just goes back to what I was saying about how a forum communities purpose is relative to the participant. Depends on what they are laying on the table. So you could you know some people really well, and others are merely acquaintances who you may talk to on a daily basis.

I always find that hilarious. I love it. Cousins, sisters, brothers (when protag is a girl), just.. everything. Forbidden love is best love.

Confession: Best of all is twincest.

Confession: I never read Kanon. I tried using Sparknotes, but the damn site doesn't summarize VNs. To write my paper on Mai and Sayuri I just read a bunch of reviews and discussions of the episodes (couldn't even be bothered to watch the anime lol). I figured if I wrote a long ass paper on it there would be no way people would find out I never read it. But the paranoia is killing me. I'm a Fraud okay! Time to pack the bags and seek political asylum at the lemmasoft forums.
 
Edit: I may or may not be a few months early for April fools... 

Incest is wincest.
 
Confession: I love it too. 

when living in a world made of shit, forced to eat shit at breakfast, forced to eat shit at lunch and forced to eat shit at dinner, then you shouldn´t wonder if you wake up at night craving for a big load of shit

Well, a lot of the time for me... I end up picking them as they come up.
 
First Heroine shows up:
 
Me -- "YOU! I need you!!!"
 
Second Heroine shows up:
 
Me -- "No, YOU... I need you!!!"
 
Repeat this process of choosing and you would basically get how I pick my heroine. She tends to be the last heroine introduced, but sometimes I make exceptions... Looking at you Kyou.
 
After that, I pick them according to personal preference.

You see, forum communities for me are just a wonderful place where I can hang my real world mask and be the real me. Its hard for me to be myself outside of the internet, as most people think I am kinda weird (human interactions simply baffle me is all). Therefore, a forum community, in my opinion, is simply a place where we can throw the shackles of the real world off our shoulders and spend time among people who actually "get it". This is made easier by having a level of anonymity that you do not get in real life. You do only get what people present to you, but that is kind of what makes forums great. You get to be whoever you wanna be. I just so happen to want to be myself. So a forum community is... well... Its all relative to what you make of it really.
 
So to answer those questions:
 
1) I use Fuko as my profile picture on pretty much every forum I participate in, but I have never thought of her as representing part of my personality. When I think on it though, my interests have a huge influence on my personality. If I actually took time to write a proper interests blurb on my profile, you could probably get a good idea of my personality looking at my regular posts and at my interests. Maybe. 
 
 
2) Well... that depends really. I have always felt pretty unknown myself. Then again... I was always posting over at CR, so I think it is pretty easy to feel that way over there. Doubt I am recognized here, since I finally made my presence here known only a few days ago. 
Guess there is always my Lemmasoft account too, but I don't post over there nearly as much as other places. When we sit down and have conversation like this though, I feel that we get to know one another a little better... if only a little.
 
 
3) I haven't really ever felt I have known anyone online aside from the friends I have made over any multiplayer games I used to play. I mean, its easy to get a basic idea of people's personalities when you look through topics and see them post over and over again. I mean, one can argue that that is just the personality they are showing, but that just goes back to what I was saying about how a forum communities purpose is relative to the participant. Depends on what they are laying on the table. So you could you know some people really well, and others are merely acquaintances who you may talk to on a daily basis.

Crusader Kings 2 and like... three different Fire Emblems. 'Cause strategy games.
 
(Genealogy of the Holy War, Path of Radiance, and Awakening for those who wanna know the Fire Emblems.)