>>82322402
Nah, it's good text and you're right. Also you're the only one in this thread who doesn't have brainworms. I quite enjoy my imagination, but since I haven't had social contact in over a year now I guess my brain is coping by doing it more aggressively. I had been writing my thoughts down years ago, but it hit me that all I'm doing is writing it down for no other purpose than to cope with reality so I kind of stopped. I usually try to think of interesting stories/games/comics/anime/manga/animations that I can experiment with, as if I'm trying to challenge myself artistically even though I can't draw for shit.
The story I'm working on right now is some atompunk western action-romance thing with some characters I thought up 8 years ago. I only have fun making these if I can find interesting ways to tell the story.
Right now I'm challenging myself by developing an fictional planet (eventually an entire solar system) but in a way that adheres to real sciences. I'm currently planning out the formation of the planet, the billions of years of evolution and different species and how they evolved over time. I plan for some low-magic elements, where magic is more like a natural resource that civilizations adapt and manipulate over thousands of years. Autism, I know, but I'm bored.