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1. Scarlet_Sky / done
2. quesojay / done

Est 2016 x The anatomy of how I process forms Hi. Please don't be intimidated what's written below. Try your shot requesting.

First of all, the reason why I reject forms is because I have no confidence I will do well. So, let's both not waste our time.

Another fact, I like to do everything fast and check my invisible checklist as soon as I can. And as much as possible, I don't like wasting my time. So if I feel like I'm gonna spend a lot of time on a request, I'll probably reject it. But this usually only happens if the requester asked for manips (esp the ancient ones). Although I think I can do manips, I choose not to because it is such a meticulous job. That's why people who provide pics get higher chances.

If I can envision your story, I have no problem if you do not provide any pics (as long as no manips). This usually happens if the form is straightforward. Let's stop beating around the bush. I think I should also let you know that I'm probably the laziest reader in the entire planet so really looooong descriptions sometimes throw me off (bc I think no designer truly understands a plot by reading the description only once. So---I'm gonna read that all again?).

I rarely contact my requesters regarding their requests since I also find it time consuming. And if I do, I only do it for quick confirmations. This is why your primary goal is for me to understand your story, so no need to use fancy words and stuff. I'm the only one who's gonna read your form anyway. If I didn't reach your expectations,