respectfully, using poncy language isn't what makes a good author. vivid description, realistic dialogue and creative direction do.
not saying that's all your good a cause all i have to go on is these messages. but it seems that way
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A lovely hello to you, Tc443!
Thank you for your observation & careful judgment, as I esteem your remark to be encouraging to some degree. Whilst taking everything at face value is instinctively preferential, they say (or 'asseverate' if I ever would like to be overly pompous within diction, aha): the more dedicated the vocabulary reservoir is, the more plausibly one would be able to perceive more shades of meanings! Therefore, to amass such an accumulation of extravagant & polysyllabic terminlogies, one would & must have experienced lots of stories & readings throughout their lifetime; my outline is I do have the necessities toward painting a verbally interesting exemplum.
Truth be told, the matter of an environment—whereby I would be of great potential—lays dormant & seemingly unreachable. Futhermore, writing alone would never suffice, since it would be rather narrow for job opportunties of well-paying salaries; hence I must maintain momentum of personal & professional development. You know, life is incredibly exhilarating, for whithersoever you have things to bolster upon, would you not agree?
Well then, my appreciation for your assimilation of information & for your precious caring of my thread-posting.
May winter ushers nothing but promising future,
Tenebres Itomori.
P.S.: Owing toward the fact I am here, I may as well advertise a little bit. For your information, would you fancy indulging within a visual novel prototype of mine labelled 'Isshoni: Our Dolorous Mondays'? As the odds would have it, I doubt something as my first & foremost project would ever receive proper recognition, but I am perfectly fine with getting what could be tossed aside.