> Yes, you turned into a trademark of casual guro along with Edvard Hyde.
> You are a star and an icon AH yep
I dunno, I don't have a wikitionary article like Dolcett yet :-)
Should I have spelled my name in one word for that to happen? Aobikari?

Aobikari (noun) - a fetish about kids casually killing themselves for fun, can also involve casual nudity and sex
Example of usage: "There is not an explanation and there will not be an explanation. There might be more stuff but explanations do not exist in aobikari".

Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha XD

> See, this started actually as a 100 word challenge story
Ha, so did my Suspicious Silence. So I know how these things can get out of control, but it's all the fun when that happens, isn't it? :-)

> there's just something about the message box that gets the creative juices flowing
Well, that's a weird fetish :-)
I can see how writing directly into the message box can make it feel more immediate and flow more freely, but I think using a proper text processor is just a matter of getting used to it, and once you feel comfortable with it, it would be beneficial to your writing. Perhaps like switching from pen and paper to a computer in the first place, but on a lesser scale.
But of course, that's just my opinion, feel free to use whatever works for you.

Wait, so have you or haven't you read the story I mentioned?
Ah, here I've found it in the archives: https://bin.gurochan.ga/lit/res/5896.html#10434
Because when I was reading your story I felt like yours was definitely inspired by that one. Which would make sense with how you're calling yourself my fan and that story by the link was based on my idea.
I'm not blaming you for plagiarism or anything, as I've always said, my ideas are free to use, I have many many more of them than I can turn into proper stories by myself alone. So if you ever feel like you want to write something involving casual guro, but don't know what exactly, feel free to ask me for ideas :-)
So I'm just wondering whether or not you drew inspiration from that Evangelion story. Because if you've arrived at this independently, it would show that great minds do indeed think alike ;-)