Thanks @Craycray17 :) I've done a few; Harley Quinn, Joker, Scarecrow (probably my best), female Malcolm Reynolds :) At the moment I'm working on a RWBY character and Chell (Portal) and a Little Sister (Bioshock) ... View more

I used to be a really active member of the Forums but have disappeared for a while, so I thought I'd get back into it and reintroduce myself <3    1) What is your favourite way to unwind after a big day? Watch Friends and play some online video games with friends.   2) What do you want to be doing in 5 years? Still cosplaying and being a dork. #nevergrowup   3) What is your favourite artwork? (this can be a song or a story or a poem too) I love anything by Frida Kahlo, Edvard Munch or Vincent Van Gogh (literally a art nerd). But I love music more and if I started listing favourite songs or books we would be here for a while :P   4) What is a value or belief that you hold to be true that some people might disagree with? Compassion is key. I know a lot of people at my college think that that's rubbish :(    5) What do you think the ReachOut forums should become? Less awesome, give the other forums a chance! (haha I kid. Keep it rad, dudes) ... View more

When was the last time you had to forgive someone for something significant - what did you commit to as part of the apology? Hmmm, I can't really think of anything because I'm personally a really forgiving person (unless I am angry or stresssed af) but usually a 'sorry' with the redeption. FOR EXAMPLE; choir member doesn't show up to practice, realised they stuffed up, says sorry and then comes back to practice = Forgiven. BUT if you say sorry, I forgive and then you keep doing the thing that you said sorry for....... NO DEAL (unless you give me the fluffiest cat ever). ... View more

When people realise they have made a mistake or done something wrong they usually apologise. Is it ever appropriate to reject an apology? I think in some circumstances it's acceptable to reject, maybe because the 'mistake' was absolutely terrible (like cheating on someone, or kidnapping someone's cat). Sometimes it's best just to give the person space to cool off.   It's possible to be left feeling unsatisfied when someone apologises to us. What do you expect from an apology? Yes! Absolutely!!  I had high expectations for my team at work and one person ditched their duties leaving all of us to pick them up (I became so stressed....) and then all they say is sorry and give some crappy excuse. NOT HAPPY and defs not satisfied. The amount of stress and lies and excuses you have provided me with, you'll need to do better than that! SORRY! *needs more cats* ... View more

  Is saying sorry enough? Or are there times when more is needed? Depends on what has been done. If it's something small/silly/annoying/etc 'sorry' usually cuts it, but if you dun goof'd big time, chocoalte and cats may be required. (for me at least)          ... View more

Is it ever a good idea to say sorry if you don’t mean it? Leaning towards nah; if you don't mean it, the person can usually tell by your voice and body language... but just because you're not sorry, doesn't mean you have to be an ass about it.  But, then again, it could be necessary for peace keeping... depends on the situation I guess ... View more

Hey guys, long time no see >.< Sorry I'm a little late!   Tell us about the last time you had to say sorry to someone in a real way - why was it important? Being at college means a few parties, and not long ago I got upset at one and totally put a bummer of a mood on a friend's night because she was making sure I was ok. I know how it feels to have to look after a sad person at a party - it's NOT fun, so I felt really bad. The morning after I went up to her, said sorry, we hugged it out and we ate chocolate together *cuuuute*.    What can stop us from wanting to apologize? I think the main thing would be feeling like I had done nothing wrong, but even if I hadn't, I'd still say sorry because that's who I am (I say sorry for everything, even silly things that I didn't do.... oops *soz not soz*) ... View more

Finally, if you could give your pre-graduation self one piece of advice about handling life after school, what would it be?   Look after yourself and do what makes you happy . ... View more

Before we graduate life after school can seem like a massive deal, both in good and bad ways. How does your experience of life after school measure up to what you thought it was going to be like before? If you’re not finished yet, what are some of your expectations of what your life could be like post-graduation? I seriously thought everyone travelled in their gap year, just 'let loose' and partied hard. Nope. Adultness and responsibility slaps ya in the face. But then again, you get a chance to breathe, nap during the weekdays and eat candy whenever you want.... ... View more

Sorry guys, had to pick up my bro from work! Time for a #catchuppost   Who are some people in your life who could help you to figure out the direction you want to take or help you when you weren’t so sure in the past? Usually I can depend on myself... I tend to overthink things and worry about every single detail about my future. That's when I just write some lists; things i want to do, jobs I would like to have, places I want to go.... just writing all that down works most of the time.... Other times I'm just like 'Screw the future LIVE IN THE NOW #YOLO (did I use that right? I'm down with the hashtags, yo!)     While some of us manage to escape it, a lot of us fall victim to the dreaded quarter-life crisis at some point after we finish school. Is this something you or someone you know have experienced before? How did you/they get through it? I think I go through little phases where I just panic and want to drop everything with uni, work and life and literally run away and deleting myself off the internet and starting totally fresh....It only lasts a few days usually. The best thing I can do (because I'm usually uber stressed with 2809430948 jobs) take it hour by hour and only focus on one task at a time... Slow and steady :)   What are some tips you have for relaxing and de-stressing when the idea of fledging adulthood becomes a bit much? College and being at uni is kinda slowly getting me warmed up to adulthood, but sometimes I dip my toes in too quickly and I panic and run away.... That's when I start watching things like Rugrats or The Saddle Club. I'M JUST KEEPING THE CHILDHOOD ALIVE OKAY!!!!   What are some of the things we need in order to make life after school happy and fulfilling? Don't take on all the things (even though we want to) because you'll just wear yourself out (+ you need 'me time'), do things that make you happy and that you enjoy, pay your bills, don't be afraid to ask for help and don't eat icecream for breakfast every day :) ... View more

Some of us are lucky enough to find our true calling straight out of high school, others… Not so much. Were you one of those lucky people, or are you still figuring it out? I know that what I want to do is in the area of Psychology.... but as for specific jobs...... I've had Art therapist, organising out reach programs for youth, hotline counsellor, school counsellor.... I CAN NOT PICK. hahahah ... View more