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Dm the email i should reach You with if it is different to your patreon email account and how i should address you.

And share any of these:

What do you want me to draw?

If you were a character in dnd, what kind of character would you be and why?

If you could only eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be and why?

Would you rather have the ability to talk to animals or speak all human languages fluently? Why?

If you could live in any fictional universe, where would you choose to live and why?

If you could have any superpower, but it had to be completely useless, what would it be?

If you were given the opportunity to live forever as a cyborg or robot, would you take it? Why or why not?


Or ask me a question!


I'll get to scribbling the reply soon!

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Nate Nguyen

The robot one please! 🤖

Shaun The CHB

Hi Sheila hope all is well with you! I'd love to eat pizza for the rest of my life because at least with pizza you can have a variety of topping to mix it up so it doesn't get boring, either that or chocolate because there's also many types of chocolate so that won't get boring also. A superpower I'd love to have is.....to be able to make all my plushies speak to me. That's pretty much a useless power.

Nate Nguyen

oh am I supposed to answer the question? I thought you did in the email. LOL Heck yea I would love to be a robot. I'm constantly sick so being able to just replace a part w/ a shiny new upgrade would be awesome!

shhheila

sent! :) Well you can answer and then i usually answer and comment in reply to it!

MV

Sheila, am I too late to get an eletter? If I missed my chance, no big deal. To answer some of your questions, I'd like to live in the Empire Records universe, mainly to work in that store because it seems like such a fun place. Many interesting people come in and out, and I think that would be a great place to be exposed to new music, artists, and share my recommendations too. The other question I'll answer has to do with being a mechanical immortal. Not for me, honestly. My grandfather lived to a ripe old age, and while he was always quick with a joke and story, I helped care for him in his final years, which were mostly sad. He outlived two of his four children. He outlived his wife and all his friends. By the end, he was just tired and bored. I see longevity as more of a curse than a blessing. Even with enhanced abilities, I'd still have a human heart, and mine has already been broken more than a few times. I'd miss people, and no synthoid alternative could substitute them. I might enjoy better strength and health, though ultimately not worth the price. I appreciate a finite life because it gives each moment value.