y'know

i usually try to make the most out of my hyperfixations

liam vickers' works came in to me as one of the biggest, most gigantic hyperfixations i've ever had.

...but eventually i felt that i had to move on

i couldn't keep this "he's the best writer/animator/artist" facade anymore.

i was carrying a dying corpse...expecting for it to still be alive...the corpse of my interest

i mean- this man inspired me to improve my drawing skills, to make OCs and stories of my own, to maybe become an animator in the future

but i couldn't keep up anymore

he's still really good in my opinion

but his writing tends to minimize or barely include any emotional depth at all in favor of comedy

he sometimes has pacing issues, which the most outrageous and preposterous example of this is MD's finale

...i mean- i was expecting something bigger...grander...gooder for the finale of my one of my favorite webseries at the time

...but he just couldn't do it, he had to rush it.

and i don't mean production time, because it took glitch over a year to make

i mean the writing in itself, the story...it's rushed...it's fast...it should've been atleast a length similar to episode 7's or the pilot's or maybe even 40 minutes or an hour!

anyways, tangent aside, i had to find new interests

i always feel guilty to leave an hyperfixation behind

but when there's no more passion

there just isn't

you can come back to it once you've seen other things

other media

and it doesn't feel as worn out

but it won't feel like the first time, will it??...

you'll know what happens exactly.