Thread:WillTheArthurandBusterFan5050/@comment-24200891-20160730061227/@comment-24669562-20160811234639

Hey, I read your 6th fanfic, the one called "Spark in the Dark," well you probably already know because I left a small comment on it.

Let me add more to my comment, I didn't want to put this in a direct comment to the story. Although I don't agree with the things Lucy does, and I almost stopped reading this because of the spiritism and occultism, but I decided to give the story a chance and keep going, but anyway, I can almost empathize with Lucy. I have a tendency to isolate myself, although I don't try to scare other people, at least not on purpose and I'm kind of a loner myself.

I can understand Lucy's resistance to change, I've been guilty of it and can still be. But parents and some other adults have the right to tell their children what to do and what not to do even if it is inconvenient for them.

But Lucy isn't just like this, she explained why she was the way she was.

And just as Lucy is into unusual things, I have my unusual interests too. Mine is railroad crossings, hence this picture I did



Railroad crossings, especially American ones and with flashing light signals like this one and with gates are one of my biggest interests. I'm also highly into trains, transmission towers and electric poles, fire alarms (preferably with strobe lights), radio towers with flashing red lights on them), my favorite cartoons, which change from time to time, and rabbits. I liked rabbits way way way before I knew that's how the Loud House characters were supposed to be.

Some of my interests did get me into trouble and people, including parents and teachers, thought I spent too much time on it and not enough time on other things, and admittedly they were right. It was annoying to me, but I now understand why people were trying to get me into other things. I still haven't given up my interest in railroad crossings, nor do I ever intend to. Though I'm not a goth, nor do I want to be, I am asocial and I have autism, but the high-functioning kind, don't know if you know anything about autism.

Change is hard, but I know it's worth it, and there are some changes I'm glad I made, even changes I didn't want to make. Of course, you don't have to change absolutely everything about yourself and you cannot let others dictate how you live your life, although you do have to respect other people and their opinions. something I have to do too. You're not going to like everything about anyone and nobody is going to like everything about you, or me, nor could we if we tried.

A lot of us, I've been guilty of this too, maybe all of us, do things just to get others to leave us alone or to get them off our backs.

I don't know why Lucy is really the way she is, since this was just a fanfic, but I like how you told her story. Was also nice how Lincoln admitted his mistake and it was also very nice of him to let Lucy know his feelings.

If Lucy wants to be solitary, though we shouldn't be, it's her decision, we cannot force her to do things she doesn't want to do or make her change her interests.

I did read Fanfic 5 but I couldn't finish it, it was too dark for me.

Please try to be patient with me with your fanfics, I won't always get to them right away but will try to read them at some point. And please understand I won't read every fanfic there is for whatever reason or if I'm not comfortable, but do write your fanfics how you want to write them. I mean write them good, try to be neat with spelling and grammar, I need to work on that myself, but write them from your heart.