Oh! That's okay!
A child rebelling? Oh, it wouldn't really affect anything how the child acts. It's like genetics, sort of. The parents, no matter what the child does, act as a template for their spirit form. Like in real life, your parents influence your appearance. I'm glad you think so. :3
When she's more... anxious and scared, I think. But she'll also transform if she has extreme emotions of pretty much anything, it's just that negative ones are more likely to be extreme in her case. Particularly anger.
You're welcome! Aah, if I had made a Pokémon website, I doubt it'd be that good. I may try my hand at it someday, but I'd want to only if I had extensive original ideas about it. I still do have a website though! And I'm inspired by Pokémon websites for it.
I was considering a few Final Fantasies. There's some stories left unexplored that I'd like to explore, though I'm not sure my writing is good enough to depict them the way they deserve to be. One FF, for instance, is extremely unloved and barely gets any attention. I'd like to write a sequel to it, but make it good and not have too many crazy fan-created characters that appear and don't make sense to the story. I hope you know what I mean, because I've seen that happen a lot.
You can make a Pokésona if you'd like! And I changed mine from Vulpix back to Poochyena which I've had for years, because I didn't think Ninetales was for me. And I have this weird habit where everything about the Pokémon, including evolution, need to match me. I have a picture, but it's not coloured yet.
Yardwork? Is it hard? I've never really done it before. I don't like going outside, you see. Mainly because going outside in this place means being attacked by like a million mosquitoes and insects, particularly in the really really hot summer. (Your parents don't pay you sometimes?)
And yeah, the tablet does get darker the harder you press it. It gets bolder. If you press lightly, it makes thin lines. Overall, a lot more realistic than a mouse. I didn't really even know that tablets could do that until I got one.
Ah, the thought of somebody reading my journal, if I had it written out actually... I really wouldn't want that either. I'd be embarrassed, but I think it'd be more awkward questions that would be asked. You should see me with the save button, I press it compulsively as well. In video games, computer stuff, everything. I also back up my things every once in a while on a flash drive, just to make sure.
Me too! Mostly. Although one day, I went on a little deleting binge through a certain thread where I posted many long things that caused people to tell me that I was "too sad." (By sad, they meant actually sad, not the variety that means pathetic.)
My parents yell at me every now and then for being on the computer too much, screaming loudly about how it's not healthy and blah blah blah go outside. And I'm like... how am I supposed to go outside? I don't have a car, I don't have friends, and I can't drive. (Where I live, it's absolutely IMPOSSIBLE to get ANYWHERE without car. You have to walk a really really long time, it's just everything's so far apart.) Seriously, I'd go out of my mind without the internet. At least it keeps me sane.
Yeah, that's pretty awesome too. Awkward silences are my least favourite thing in a conversation. Although awkward silences on the internet are possible, but less awkward. My mind needs lots of time to think responses. Well, not a WHOLE lot of time, but, more than the few seconds that people impatiently expect as they stare you down. I can type up something exciting on the internet too, take my time to make it really good, rather than either stay quiet or spurt out filler to try to keep it going.
Ah, good for you! It's what I do too, as I've said. I take vast amounts of time on tests, longer than most people. Well, especially math ones. If it's an easy subject, I take as much as most people.