Q: so i wrote a question for you a while ago about if you suddenly had to use a walking stick, what it'd look like, or similar, but i just remembered today at 4 am that i asked this question. i looked at my pinned notes to find the exact question so i can find the answer easier, but its nowhere to be found. ive looked through the website so far at this point im almost certain it isnt real, but it still feel real.

all of this happening reminded me of how when i was younger, i would often send messages to famous people, and always getting no reply. i always felt bad about it back then and i dismissed it because i was just a kid back then, though my strong frustration at something this small has proven thats still the case.

i feel as though things like this are becoming more common, where peole tend to be much more
isolated and reliant on creators nowadays. its this bizzare blend of "this is a real person" and "this is my ideal imagined friend i constructed based on this person's art", that ive seen so often on the internet. ?
A: the question was most likely from december 2, 2023, at 11:58 am, and it said "If you suddenly had to use a walking stick every day, what would it look like?". and the reason i probably didn't answer it is because it evoked the idea of sudden back or leg injury, which was above the level of mental trauma that i like to subject myself to on the questions page. the reason you couldn't find the question in your notes is probably just because you forgot to write it down