LFL starts in April. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/0a/LFL_Seattle_Mist_line.jpg/640px-LFL_Seattle_Mist_line.jpg Your posts are now invalid.

I used to be teased for looking girly in HS, but I also didn't like it too. If that makes sense, so i started working out because I had a feminine body.

I have the same issue, although I don't think my foreground figures are quite up to speed either. In my narrative work I try to show the background in at least one panel each page to establish where they are or to remind the reader where they are.

This is a mini comic I created recently. If there's enough interest I'll continue building upon this story. http://lightningcard18.deviantart.com/art/Polly-s-Gone-to-Trap-A-Zoid-Cover-519884909

This is the most insightful thread I've seen on this site yet. Thanks to all of you providing this advice for everyone.

I agree, Death Battle just masks the fact that the winner is already established by denoting a bunch of random facts about the character so that we may think that they were being impartial. Regardless, it's still enjoyable, so whatever.

All in all, I believe there is still much we humans do not understand and currently cannot comprehend. It is nature in general for living beings on this planet to be afraid of the unknown. As more developed beings, we wish for an explanation to the unknown and constantly look for it. That is how we have became so advanced to this day. Is there a being(s) out there that is controlling our movements? Dictates our future? Created us? That, in MY opinion, is unknown. I tend to think a lot about religion, and the concept of "God". If there is a god out there, then why should we humans decide what he wants, what he deems is "good" or "evil". Every single person has a different belief on what is right and wrong. Who knows, maybe we, ourselves, are our own gods. In the end, I believe there is a being that we cannot currently comprehend, but he does not intervene, nor does he decide who goes to "heaven" or "hell". This God is merely a clock maker, watching his clock work. Should it brake down, he might decide to fix it, or he might just throw it in the trash. That is his call, not ours.