(Five years...that's much longer than any of Riki's muses. Then again, he did jump in along the end of LJ's run and hell, Twi and Kreutzer came to be after he was already settled in DW. The admiration is mutual.)
When you say dreams...that wouldn't happen to be Somarium, would it?
(Twilight spent a few months there. Though it wasn't her main game (that was Mayfield), she remembers that place. It was all supposedly a dreamworld and everyone was safely asleep in their own worlds. It was admittedly a lot safer than the alternative...
The unicorn sends a smile to Kotomi. Going off to your first game can be really intimidating: on top of not knowing what to expect, you could be sent away at a very inconvenient time, which could lead to timeline shenanigans...there's a whole list of things that can go wrong when going to a game. Still...)
The important thing to remember about these games is to always be true to yourself. Sometimes aspects of you might change...sometimes they won't. As long as you listen to your heart, you'll be able to face whatever's thrown your way.
It doesn't hurt to make a few friends along the way, as well. You can find strength in those willing to support you and you support them in turn. It's far better than trying to bear everything alone.
(Which is what she tried to do for a while...it didn't work out too well. What ended up working out were a few key friendships that pulled her out of her deepest pit. She'd still be there, if not for them...)
But as Twilight said, your strength will ultimately come from within. Others can help you tap into it, but only you can bring it out.
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When you say dreams...that wouldn't happen to be Somarium, would it?
(Twilight spent a few months there. Though it wasn't her main game (that was Mayfield), she remembers that place. It was all supposedly a dreamworld and everyone was safely asleep in their own worlds. It was admittedly a lot safer than the alternative...
The unicorn sends a smile to Kotomi. Going off to your first game can be really intimidating: on top of not knowing what to expect, you could be sent away at a very inconvenient time, which could lead to timeline shenanigans...there's a whole list of things that can go wrong when going to a game. Still...)
The important thing to remember about these games is to always be true to yourself. Sometimes aspects of you might change...sometimes they won't. As long as you listen to your heart, you'll be able to face whatever's thrown your way.
It doesn't hurt to make a few friends along the way, as well. You can find strength in those willing to support you and you support them in turn. It's far better than trying to bear everything alone.
(Which is what she tried to do for a while...it didn't work out too well. What ended up working out were a few key friendships that pulled her out of her deepest pit. She'd still be there, if not for them...)
But as Twilight said, your strength will ultimately come from within. Others can help you tap into it, but only you can bring it out.