Yeah, I usually don't wind up feeling that way, especially when I remember my first real writing I did was about a couple of superheros named Cool Kid and Super Boy, and all the other stories I came up with were a bit too violent for my teachers' tastes. So they would give me in school suspension and send me to the school psychologist. There's another weird moment, getting sent to the school psychologist for telling a story in third grade that was too violent. Surprisingly the story had nothing to do with all the James Bond games I played, but rather it was the narrative I had come up with for my Legos.SaetonChapelle said:I loves finding old little notes and things I use to pass around to my ex boyfriends, from elementary school all the way to high school. They were always so cheesy and silly and now that I see them, embarrassing. Same thing with old stories and such I used to write prior to any knowledge of literary works.Revnak said:Ha, I topped that! I wrote poems comparing her to diamonds and crystals, and gave her stuffed animals I won in games at church and from arcades. I was like a little Casanova, except without even the vaguest sense of confidence. Man was I cute. I am glad that I have none of those poems now though. That would make me feel very embarrassed, as they quite likely sucked. Poetry has never been my strong suit.
Oh childhood.
Off topic: Oh god rail tracer icon. I saw it and shivered. xD
I'm surprised it took you so long to notice. And I love getting that reaction. Makes my day.