Hey diary,
Today was a bit of a rollercoaster. Y/n and Choe were at it again, writing their stories that always leave me feeling a mix of emotions. They have this knack for creating beautiful yet depressing narratives that really tug at your heartstrings. It's like they have this dark creativity swirling inside them, just waiting to spill out onto the pages.
I remember today when Y/n suggested adding trauma to Lilly and her family in the story we were discussing. The idea made everyone uncomfortable, even Ice Bear looked horrified. Grizz ended up crying after hearing the finished story, and I couldn't help but feel uneasy myself.
Y/n has this twisted sense of storytelling that both fascinates and scares me. I still remember reading one of their stories before, and let me tell you - it left me shaken to my core. The way they weave tragedy into every word is both haunting and mesmerizing.
The main character in their latest tale faced so much hardship - losing her dad, then her mom right in front of her eyes along with her baby brother Jimmy who met a tragic end early on in the story. Lilly's journey through pain and suffering is gut-wrenching to read about; from being kidnapped by pirates to enduring torture and poisoning, it's like she can never catch a break.
But amidst all the darkness, there's something captivating about Y/n's storytelling style that draws you in despite the despair within each chapter. It makes you wonder about life’s complexities while simultaneously sending shivers down your spine.
As I sat there listening to Grizz cry over Y/n’s story today, I couldn't help but question if maybe some stories are better left untold or if maybe we all need a little darkness nowandthen
Anyway,personally,I will stickto my usualanime video games,and art hobbies.I might not be as bold or daring as y'all storytellers,but hey,a gentle panda needs his peaceful moments too,right?
Until next time, Panda