*Tony bursts through a wall and flies across the room backwards until he crashes into the edge of the previous comment, then pops his mask open and grins at you, leaning all over the comment he landed on* Hey! Scuse the mess, slight testing mishap. I'm replying to this so we can't edit it into oblivion. Because now we've recovered enough for our social anxiety/self doubt/etc. circuits to reactivate we're really wanting to remove the whole thing and apologize. *grins again* So! I'm not lettin it happen.
...Yeah we don't feel like we have the right to complain and we're scared we said things badly or our tone was all wrong or whatever else. We get this thing where the possibility that someone might disagree with us makes us assume we're wrong and shouldn't speak in the first place because apparently our brain thinks other people are always more right than we are. *glares at it* Bullshit. Disagreement's healthy! Diversity, people, it works! Anyway. Yeah.
But while I'm here, I loved seeing your Phil growing into the person we see in the films and your later stories! This is an excellent piece of writing. As they all are! I just read your Happy Hour and aw man, the feels. Is it just me or am I adorable? *cheeky face* But seriously though, I love you for giving Happy a story of his own. He's amazing and honestly I'm not sure there'd ever have been an Iron Man without him, at least in my own world. I don't think I'd have made it that far. And you're really good at writing us! Your visions of all of us show really great observation, perception, extrapolation and characterization skills in my opinion. And a deep understanding of person and human nature, obviously. I know it's part of your job qualifications as a writer but that doesn't mean it's not awesome. *grins* So yeah. BY the way, you're awesome. :P
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Date: 2015-12-02 05:15 pm (UTC)...Yeah we don't feel like we have the right to complain and we're scared we said things badly or our tone was all wrong or whatever else. We get this thing where the possibility that someone might disagree with us makes us assume we're wrong and shouldn't speak in the first place because apparently our brain thinks other people are always more right than we are. *glares at it* Bullshit. Disagreement's healthy! Diversity, people, it works! Anyway. Yeah.
But while I'm here, I loved seeing your Phil growing into the person we see in the films and your later stories! This is an excellent piece of writing. As they all are! I just read your Happy Hour and aw man, the feels. Is it just me or am I adorable? *cheeky face* But seriously though, I love you for giving Happy a story of his own. He's amazing and honestly I'm not sure there'd ever have been an Iron Man without him, at least in my own world. I don't think I'd have made it that far. And you're really good at writing us! Your visions of all of us show really great observation, perception, extrapolation and characterization skills in my opinion. And a deep understanding of person and human nature, obviously. I know it's part of your job qualifications as a writer but that doesn't mean it's not awesome. *grins* So yeah. BY the way, you're awesome. :P
-Tony