Have a Manifest convention report! Which I copied and pasted straight from my LJ, sans photos because I don't want my dA journal to be spattered with links. 8D

Oh snapsicles it was such a great weekend. Basically lots of running around and being a general silly fangirl and spending lots of money and squealing and talking about yaoi with people I don't know and making friends and finally meeting people in real life that I've only ever properly talked to on the internet. *coughcough**cescatand~K-chan009*coughcough* !!

And even though the cosplay competition went for three hours both days instead of two, and there were malfunctions all over the place, Manifest was still Winifest. Seriously. I love the fact that at a convention, pretty much everyone is your friend all the time. I had conversations with plenty of people I've never met before, but instead of it being strange and kind of awkward like it is when someone starts a chat with you on the train or something, it's amazing and it's so easy to hit it off with people at a con. And I love friendship, so it's great. xD

I have huge aspirations to actually cosplay properly one day, and conventions only reinforce that desire. So one day that will happen! It will be an exciting day. Aaaand that's about it! It's so hard to describe the utter fun that Manifest is. Just know I'll be going back next year for suresies.

Ending Thought: Why do conventions always make me so Kingdom Hearts afterwards? All I want to do is play the games through again and waste another hundred hours of my life, and I want to look at fanart and read fic and just generally be a gigantic KH nerdburger. I mean, I know why this con made me do it, but every other con I've been to has returned me to KH once more. It's so strange. I'm so strange. And a terrible person. 8D




The sprite in my icon is all due to ~Zekifox.

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