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Oh, jeeze. I have to think of the question that other people should have asked? Ummm… Most things related to Spider on his blog, really. I know I talk with the Hakuba RPers quite a bit about him, but I don’t mind answering things about the guy OOCly, since it’s difficult to go into his whole backstory I have for him, why he is how he is, experience with Toichi, without prompts to do so. Is why I reblog headcanon things there, though that’s also to build more for him there as well. Just kinda want more people to know him outside of how he acts with Sugaru and simultaneously chatting with and scaring the Kaito(u)s.
For Kai though… Really, just anything about how he acts, I guess. For canon or my Kaito. Also partially extends to the phobia thing. Never been asked, never had to decide on anything. I tend to post things myself on how he thinks, so I’m not too surprised there, but I’d love some questions to ask about canon more. I even reblogged a meme for that, but I didn’t get too much with that… Really, one of the funnest things for me is to have my own version of the character that still has reason for all of his actions in canon or non-canon movies and OVAs and such. *glances at that movie 10 Hakuba disguise posting* I don’t know, I just really like those and tend to be surprised when no one even takes the opportunity to ask more about it. Some do, but not to any great extent. Though I also dare you people to ask how stable my Kaito is, hehehe…. *hides*)
10. One bad part of writing in general?
(Not just writing, but most forms of art in general would be wondering how other people see it. Most readers are fine with how things are written, whether with flowy paragraphs with good description and structure, or just ‘point a to point b’ type of writing, but wanting to know what people really think about what’s being shown, praise or criticism, is something I’ve noticed a lot. It tends to drive stress because, while writing and such is fun, rarely does anyone not care what others think about how they’re doing. For me, I’m laid back enough to not worry too often, but as I’ve written fanfiction before, and done other forms of art like drawing and editing pictures and making amvs, I know I’ve constantly checked to see how many views something got, what people review and comment, and it’s just a worry I wish didn’t exist, but am accepting of the fact it does. It happens to everyone, and I’m sad when it gets the better of people to take the fun away from what they liked doing when people’s opinions drive a decision. Forms of art are very dangerous to the mind in this kind of way, if people genuinely like doing it.)
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