stopscopiesme

I'll be that someone

I've dabbled in writing short stories, and most of the ones of written were supposed to deliver a "message." I want my writing to touch people and maybe even change the way they think, like the way The Egg did. The problem is, having a message takes a lot of finesse. I either end up being too vague and I confuse the reader, or the message is so strong and obvious it's like I'm pounding it down the reader's throat. What are your tips for writing a story that has a message but is still good literature?

I never understood the purpose of the tribunal. Are the scenes with them supposed to be comedic, or do they just exist to advance the plot?

Also, I love some of the little details in the show, like how Toki is the only one in the band who looks muscular, that Ofdensen's initials spell "CFO" What's your favorite little detail?

Whenever I try to find a clip of a funny moment from the show on youtube (like the "stops copies me" exchange) I can never find one on adultswim's youtube channel. Tell them to get on that!

How are you doing now?

always take the public loans or government loans first

is this because of income based repayment? the interest rates don't seem much lower