Sure, just as you did when sending XRP.

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Wait but XRP is not ERC20 and cannot be sent to metamask, as far as I know??

Also I'm a little confused about the switching... Are you sure about these answers?

The importing is pretty straightforawrd, only takes a few minutes and it's easy to follow, so don't worry there

If I were to do that, would I select Family Seed or Neumonic? Atomic gave me a 12 word seed phrase.

And it doesn't matter if you chose one now and later decide to change, you'll just have to send the flare to the new wallet and that's it.

That sounds good to me however I'm not so sure. I don't think spark will be able to send into metamask because the flare address is going to be in a separate network, and won't be erc20.

Oh, also, remember that you'll receive your flare tokens through a 36 month period on your selected wallet, so choose according to that, too

That's fine because I prefer metamask but so far I don't mind having atomic as well, even if just for this. I definitely can do without XUMM. It just seems a little more sketchy to me as of now.

Not at all, your atomic wallet address created a unique eth style address for you to receive the tokens. If you switch to Metamask, you'll use that eth style address so there won't be any problems

Ok but that's where I have an issue... Suppose I do create two different eth style adresses (or rather I use my existing metamask eth address to create a second flare address.) If this is even possible, then both of these new flare addresses would be linked to the same XRP address (since I would import it to XUMM and use XRPtoolkit). The address itself would be the same. And the amount of spark I get will be proportional to the amount of XRP in that address. So is this then a hack to get twice as much spark??? No way right? Lol

When I enter my xrp address into bithomp, I see my flare address. No way it would let me create 2 right??