Ask Aubrey from Omori!

If you came here from @faraway-sunshine, heya, you know me. It's Aubrey from Faraway.

If you're not here from Sunny's blog, hey, I'm a random teenage girl who has no patience to write normally and thought my friend Sunny's blog looked kinda neat. So here.

Ask me stuff you want. Warning, I'll probably be a lot less active or focused than Sunny, so there's that.

Even deader since you last sent this considering I got this ask in Jan. But hey! Better late than never.

Anyways I may be back bitches

Sunny did what now??

That does sound in character for Sunny. Anyway, Basil doesn't want to talk about it yet.

I was tired when I answered and focusing on the important part, which was that a senior kid turned Mari into a scary thing and used her as a cheap jumpscare.

Thanks. The way I see it, better live regretting the hits you took than the ones you didn't.

Even Kim, who hypocritically tries to hold me back sometimes, cheered me on then.

I'd say respect his privacy, if he doesn't wanna say something, he posts a lot of personal things on his blog so people who know him IRL it might be awkward them knowing all of it. Plus, I don't really think any of it is that dangerous

Sunny's alts? I am so confused.

Maybe I'll talk to Basil about it, Sunny seems more comfortable telling Basil than anyone else.

I don't know. We don't know anything. Back in July Polly signed temporary guardianship papers but they're up for renewal soon so I literally. Don't. Know.

Neither does Basil. So we both just tried not to talk or think about it while Sunny was here. Though I think maybe Basil talked to Sunny about it when they were alone with each other?

Urgh, that's the worst. Survival tip: Try and find people who you feel safe with asap, then cling to them. My support systems were key to get me through, and ultimately helped me with my escape.

Pictures of Harvey! He just got shaved

Awe! He looks like he has those craft cotton balls glued to him everywhere in the top right.

Saving these to the computer for when I have a tough day and need something to smile at!

For girls, not very much. There's a cheer team that often also comprise the gymnastics team, volleyball, tennis, netball, and they just added soccer a couple years ago. Oh, and there's a swim team and a track team that mostly have boys but if a girl wants to join she can. Plus, we have to fundraise or contribute our own fee and uniform costs.

This is in comparison to the boys having football, basketball, soccer, wrestling, hockey and almost double the track and field and swimming options that girls interested in those can sign up for. Plus, their football and basketball teams are largely school-subsidised.

One year, our girls' netball team came second in a regional tournament and won a cash prize to go towards their team, but the school decided to invest it in the boy's football team instead. I don't think those girls ever forgave the principal, but they're all graduated now.

Thing is, only sport I've played seriously before is baseball and that season's over.