User:RSSP-2020

RSSP-2020 "enjoying" life somewhat pathetically
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Born	Sol III
Pronouns	He/His/Him
Handedness	Right
Blood type	A+
Sexuality	Bisexual
Personality type	INTP
Family and friends
Girlfriend	(steels self)
Boyfriend	(cries)
Hobbies, favourites and beliefs
Religion	Buddhist
Account statistics
Joined	(2020-10-31) October 31, 2020
First edit	October 31, 2020
Autoconfirmed	December 11, 2020
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Hello, I'm RSSP-2020 ^(talk) . I'm mainly interested in articles related to music (theory and artists), science (mostly topics on physics and cosmology), mythology and history. I enjoy fixing minor errors, and contributing minor details/ facts. Anyone can edit my page if they feel it would result in improvement.

Well...

I'm not really sure how I got here. Well I did use Wikipedia before for scouring for information, randomly looking through extremely random things, and whatnot (who doesn't love whatnot?). Wait, actually I-... yeah... I created an account because I was fucking tired of seeing all the typos. Yeah that's probably it. I'm a bit touchy about punctuation. It's people using ellipsis wrong that triggers me. I mean what the fuck are you doing- it's just 3 dots.

Interesting (Not Really) Things About Moi

• I proudly possess a vocal range of 5 octaves and 1 note (G₂ to A₇). That's right, back off Flopriah.

• I'm possibly a person with OCD; when I chew food, I chew the first bite with the left side, the next bite with the right side (Idek what you're thinking). I also want to touch tiles I'm walking on without touching the lines. If I do touch a line, I touch the next line with my other foot the exact same way. I'm also a neat-freak, but I try to hide this when I'm with people who aren't family. But I haven't been diagnosed with this disorder.

• I've always had an urge to murder people. Not specific people, but any person actually. Stabbing, strangling, drowning: they pop into my mind randomly, usually when I'm giving a presentation. Out of interest concern, I researched on this, and discovered that such urges are normal... I mean ~usual~. It is possibly related to OCD, but then again Wikipedia isn't a ReLiABle sOurCe.

• I am aware that I may have used the references feature wrong.