Papa Zamnas

Hi, I just wanted to let you know that I sent a friend request to you on discord. My name is katryna on there.

Yo... is it normal to get emotional over things even after time has passed? 
          
          Like, so I had come out to my family and everything. My mom and brother are amazing, my father not so much. He doesn't use my preferred pronouns or name, ever. I caused a situation because of this that started tearing our family apart, and my mom had to step in and ask me to be the bigger person. Shortly after we started recovering from that, but I felt like an outcast in my own home. And then... my gnome fell off of the ledge in front of the TV and was destroyed by the cats pissing on it.
          
          My family, years back during a Christmas season, made homemade gnomes out of socks and rice, with rubberbands and hot glue. It was a nice family memory to have, and we put them on display in front of our TV. Mine was next to mom's on the left, and my brother's and father's were on the right. They'd been there for years, occasionally one getting knocked down by a cat, but not very often.
          
          I just... at the time, I didn't let myself get emotional over it. My mom said we can always make new ones together... but I guess they forgot all about it. I don't think about it very often, but a few minutes ago while I was in the living room... I couldn't get it out of my head. Is it a sign? Am I really no longer a part of my own family, an outcast?
          
          I dunno why I'm crying over this after so long... Sorry about my rant.

Few things I just found out while doing reading in my summer class today:
          (Will be added to whenever I find something new that I think is worth sharing)
          
          1. Studying corpses in Europe was forbidden in the Middle Ages. (Will be doing more research into that due to pure curiosity)
          2. Due to imaging technology, researchers recently identified a new part of your brain that enables you to locate sounds in space called the planum temporale.
          3. There are the same taste receptor proteins that are on your tongue also in your small intestine, both used to detect molecules of sugar. On your tongue it's to provide taste sensations while in the small intestine it's to regulate sugar digestion.

Yo, any HP fanfic readers out there, what's your fav HP ship? Trying to figure out what ship to use for my story, so I can figure out the plot from there.

hey zamnas, how u doin?

Yo. Really trying to start writing more often so I'm going to do this. First person to write a response to this gets to recommend anything they're hoping to see in their favorite story at some point and I'll work it in.
          
          Basically, what's your favorite of my stories so far and I'll write another chapter for it. Simple as that.

Went to check my notifications while reading a story and right as I clicked on it, I read the first line of the story and like... same girl, same.
          
          It was, "Sometimes ____ ____ really hated her life." (not saying characters name :P)

Goodbye to the beloved direct messaging. If anyone wants a private conversation with me, reach out on my Discord and tell me that you did so I know who I accept as friends.

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Alright, since they're getting rid of direct messaging on here soon and I still want to be able to talk to people from Wattpad, if any of you have Discord, send me a friend request. my name is supportiveparentswhere on Discord.