Pilot Motivation

This blog is long gone but I thought to drop this fanart of Daggerbot here to remind y’all to do something you like! Even if it means taking pictures imitating villains! (Also if you want to follow me for art go here instagram.com/digitalinkerror) have a wonderful day (won’t be answering anything) -mod Nova

oh also we both did try to reconnect with the starter of this blog a year ago, but a lot has happened in their lives, I don’t blame them at all. And honestly, my mind is not in the same place as it was when this blog was really active, I’m trying to start a new story and uhhh yeah. find Mx.Bones here. and here is the webcomic

mod Nova- I don’t know, I have been answering asks when I get them but it might be time for this ride to end.no real way to add more mods (the original maker of the blog is inactive and the other mod and myself can’t add new ones) and I have been working on my own art and stories. So yeah it might be time. 

Pilot: Be you! Do what you need to feel good. Tell her or don’t, make your choice. Just don’t do anything you will regret later, live like you want and love who you want. And just be the best you that there ever will be.

Ellora: Wait till your ready to say, maybe try to ask your parents how they feel about people who are in the lgbtq spectrum. It may take a while for them to accept, but know that they can’t change who you are or who you love. Make sure you feel safe when you do come out, 

Greeze: Long distance with that type of situation is a little tricky, let her know that you are there for her might be the best option. Send her life updates and messages telling her every once and a while if there is something you can do to help. like those little things, you can do to bring her mood up, like watch movies on Netflix together or just do stuff with a Skype call open. Just show her that even if there is the distance you are there for her. Don’t push her to do these Skype hangouts, but let her know that it’s an option.

Vendetta: Being young is tough, you're forced to do what your parents want from you without your input. Things like a new job are a bit hard for even your dad to control. Especially with the changes in hormones teenagers go through. It’s going to take a while for you to feel comfortable, maybe it will happen after school when you feel safe to not have those walls. Cause school is just one of the many things you’re forced into for social norms, just do well there. If your heading that route, do well in college too. Do what you can to try and get that better future for yourself. During that time when people accept you for who you are. It takes a lot of time for that to happen, took me till Mahogany. Finding a family takes a long while, not just a blood bond but the ones deeper than that. The ones formed from actual bonds not just forced relations just because you were born. But it’s going to take time and therapy probably. Ask your parents if they can take you, as compensation for changing your life on you like that. Doing that could help you not only adjust to the new place but also come to terms with what is going on.  I’m sorry that I can only give you words, but I hope this helps. I believe in you to make it.

And it's fine, bug away.

Vendetta: Hey, the bonds that really mater to you, like ones with close family and friends, don't really fade all that much with distance. And, at appropriate times, you could text and call your brother and talk about the mundane and not so mundane. Be it going to college or living on their own family always comes back together. It's that social part in human nature.

Charlie: If you find yourself in those types of situations again get yourself out of there, and make sure you keep headphones handy listen to some music and keep your brain occupied with your phone. Don’t be afraid to leave when people start arguing with one another, afterward explain that you had some trama. I’m sure they will understand. 

Charles: If you need to, as in the bullying goes too far for you, tell someone. Any form of bullying is wrong. verbal damages your mind, and that is far worse than any physical scar. Some bullies want a reaction from you, other’s are dealing with their own lives and take it out on you. In a few years they can stop, but in these years you should be enjoying yourself. Avoid them if you can, they don’t need to ruin your life.

Pops: If you find the courage to, tell your psychiatrist if at all possible. They are trying to help you, that’s what the medication is for. And you have been showing a progression right? at the very least tell the professional that your having these thoughts and self-harm, they are not supposed to out you to your parents. You don’t have to tell everyone. The worst thing they can do is to change the treatment your taking. Your mental health is their top priority, it’s what you're paying for after all. No shame in telling them that something is wrong, they are there to help you. 

Greeze: You shouldn't have to feel tied down to this friend of yours. Also tell this friend that you two need space, cause that relationship has a negative effect on you And at that age you shouldn't have to deal with that nonsense, cause that is already an awkward age to begin with, I think. You just need to make friends and worry about social stuff...and school, that too. Be honest with this friend, and if they are repeated offenders of suicide attempts they might be doing it solely for attention. If they try to cling on more I would definitely talk with a consular to settle things. Cause for both of you that is unhealthy.