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hello to whoever might be left amongst my followers:

i have decided to remake kimbley’s blog! this one has just gotten to be too cluttered for me, so i’ll be migrating him over to a new home, hopefully to freshen things up. and the good news is, the url will be exactly the same!

yup, ya just can’t get rid of

THECRIMSONMONSTER

“Dude, I don’t work here, I’m robbing the cash register.”

          “Ah. I go by Ansem these days, actually.” His gaze is curious, head tossed to one side. “–And I’m here because I just so happen to think that you’re a rather interesting thing, yourself. I’ve never seen another quite like me. What in the world did you do to wind up like this, hm?”

Ah yes, that one---”Ansem.” Obviously Kimbley had heard all through the World-wide Grapevine about the Xehanorts’ shenanigans across the stars, but he’d been unfortunate enough to never capture a proper glance of one of them. Yet here one is now (the portion that is Heartless brethren, no less), paying him a visit---coincidentally, he first thought, but Kimbley has gained the impression that this encounter is far more purposeful than originally supposed. 

repost, don’t reblog!

The Seeker (or Explorer)

The Seeker leaves the known to discover and explore the unknown. This inner-rugged individual braves loneliness and isolation to seek out new paths. Often oppositional, this iconoclastic archetype helps us discover our uniqueness, our perspectives and our callings. Seekers are looking for something that will improve their life in some way, but in doing so they may not realize that they have a lot already inside of themselves. They embrace learning and are ambitious, and often tend to avoid the encumbrance of support from others. Needing to "do it themselves," they keep moving until they find their goal (and usually their true self too).

Shadow Side: The perfectionist. This will manifest itself in your life as the tendency to always strive to measure up to an impossible goal or to find the “right” solution. We see this shadow element in people whose main life activity is self-improvement: going from health club to health club, traveling the world, bouncing back and forth through self-improvement seminars and workshops, etc. If this sounds like you, you might wind up feeling as though you haven't really accomplished anything through a lack of commitment.