Cervantes1elmejorautor

Today I'm going to start writing the parody. It won't be high literature—just a simple story. So, if the punctuation is off, it's the translator's fault, not mine; I don't know of any apps right now that can translate very vulgar or grotesque texts while keeping the punctuation perfectly in order, and I certainly don't feel like doing it myself. So, if there are punctuation errors, blame the translator, not me.

I might make a parody sometime soon of a work that has gay elements.

If you had to explain in your own words, in detail, what a dimension is, how would you say it? How do you visualize a dimension?

Although I already knew the story of Worm, I was never motivated to read it. However, after reading it, I must say that it's a pretty good and well-written story, and it's understandable why it has so many fans. If you haven't read it, I recommend you do.

Listen, the tools I use for translation are giving errors, so if you expect perfect spelling in any new writing I do, it's best not to read them. I'll try to make the text understandable, but if I happen to slip in one or two mistakes, you know why.

By the way, for those who have seen my profile picture, what do you think? I painted it myself. Does it look good or bad? What's your opinion? What would you change about the painting, or do you think it looks fine