@dan20 There's this guy from London and this girl from Cape Town, Africa in my lectures and everyone always gasps when they talk since the majority of people don't encounter people who have accents like that. Mine is pretty common considering the numerous amount of hispanics in the U.S. but it's really cool to see people from other countries!

Calculus. Oh God how I dread that subject and I have to take it again for the 3rd year in a row.

It could be a variation of reasons. For one, it could be that she panicked because she realized she was getting close to someone and she didn't want to be in a friendship like that. Another plausible reason is that she didn't want to talk anymore, therefore the easiest any to ensure that is to block you so you can't ask questions. There are also many other reasons, but I wouldn't take it personally unless you really did do something that was overtly wrong (for example, pressuring her to do something she didn't want to do).

@what-is-this I have watched Stranger Things and Making a Murderer, however I have not watched the other shows. Thanks for the recommendations, I'll get to checking those out when I can!

Any Netflix show or movie recommendations? I'm trying to find new shows/movies to watch in my free time, but I'm not sure which series are actually good or not. SOS

@roman_ Yeah, sure. What did you want to talk about?

Oh my gosh, this is so cute! I absolutely adore the aesthetic of people drawing realistic looking animals with pencil. You're surely talented.

I joined a couple minutes ago, so I feel ya.

Any artists start by drawing based on reference photos and drawings. I wouldn't feel bad about it. I think the main difference is when you're merely using it as a guide (because you like the style or other elements) and claiming as your own original piece. If you need someone to talk to about it, I'm all ears.

@josip-mikolic Nah dude. Every drawing has it merits, particularly if there's a certain style that suits the atmosphere of the drawing better. Drawing something like a skull in a hyper-realistic way takes away from the mystical and mysterious nature of the work.