There's no possible way for you to make that sound less... insensitive? You know I'm convinced the universe is out to get me anyway.
My personal opinion is that if you ever try aking another murder mystery...make it a little bit...slower? Not quite the word i'm looking for, but i think you might know what I mean.
It's my style. >.< I'm sorry you don't like it. Maybe I will try that later.
And yes Moat, I plan on making maybe one or two more segments... in due time.
Ok you apparently didn't get the message. There is no good kind of wh*re(which from now on I'm gonna replace the term with perfectionist). Being a perfectionist is a good and bad thing. but it certainly isn't always good. perfectionists will no doubt typically do the best job of certain things...but they spend too much time analyzing all the things that don't count. And anyway, Spencer you aren't a perfectionist...you're OCD. and yes, there is a difference(even though both are kinda bad...). remember, Pardis is a perfectionist. so please...do yourself a favor and NEVER call compare yourself to her by calling yourself a perfectionist.
Not bleh to what you just said, bleh to all the stuff that has happened to me as of recently. For one thing, my sudden lack of inspiration to write anything, my family tragedies, and that awful video which I have lost sleep over (I won't go into details. But it's not porn. Alt should know what I mean).
I'd say that being a perfectionist is a good thing if you're a real perfectionist.
Because real perfectionists try to make stuff as perfect as possible, and spending too much time analyzing the small details would mean that the more important details go unnoticed, lowering the quality of the victim of perfectionism. Being a true perfectionist is good, but you have to be able to pull off perfectionism well.
And I wouldn't consider that true - it is not an intrinsically evil word, though the usage of it has lent it an evil connotation - I would consider it meaning someone who heavily indulges in something, and heavily indulging in perfection isn't bad at all. The term is a bit, erm, awkward, but there isn't anything wrong with embodying the denotation of being a 'erfection wh*re.'
I'm irritable right now. I don't want to read your arguments about the phrase I coined. So no offense to either of you, but either drop it, or take it somewhere else.
