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You pick the teas and I’ll have them shipped to you! ^_^ Though they must come from my Mass Effect Fandom collection.ġ. (* I will paint biotic eyes and paint some tattoos) I’ll paint the armour and find a new head (and paint that too if needed) to suit your Ryder as best I can. Using either a Sara Ryder or Liam Kosta body, I’ll make you a custom Ryder Pop Vinyl. To Celebrate I’m going to be doing a Flash Giveaway of the following: It has given me my fandom mother, who taught me how to take my writing to the next level, It has given me my loving sinnamon sister who never judges me and is always there when I need help, love Mass Effect, I love that this fandom gave me back my ability to write and my passion for life again, and that it gave me so many friends. It has given me my best friend who I love and adore more than I can say, I even flew around the world to see her. These people are my friends and my drinking buddies. It has given me the Mass Effect Writing Circle on discord - a group of wonderful, friendly, and accepting people who enjoy writing, who never judge each other, who laugh as they write and celebrate the act of creation. I won’t mention all the people by name, but they know who they are, and they know that I love them dearly. A group of people who support each others writing, who build each other up, and who have created a safe and welcoming space. It has given me a wonderful community of people who I adore - the Mass Effect Fanfiction Writers Group (MEFFW) on Facebook. But most importantly, I love what the Mass Effect has given me. I love all the characters, even the ones I love to hate. Suddenly I couldn’t wait to write to create! My Shepards were talking in my head so loudly that I began writing … and here I am - all these years later - still working away at their stories.

Not just because it was fun and vibrant, or because it showed me a world that I could have a hand in shaping, romances I could sink me teeth into, and characters I could fall in love with, but because the story touched something inside of me. I had no enthusiasm for anything.Īnd then I played Mass Effect and my world changed. I couldn’t write, I couldn’t draw, I couldn’t seem to do anything artistic at all.

Writing and fanfiction had always been important, but back in those days I had really lost myself. It came into my life during a time when I had lost something very important to me, and I was struggling to find myself creatively.

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