tsnophaljakarax

So, I'm an avid horror fan, but I'm also a bit of a creepypasta fan too (at least the good ones XD)

Creepypasta had inspired me as a sub-genre of horror because it blurs the lines of horror and realism, as well as creating some intriguing urban legends by how obscure they could be sometimes. 
I feel like nowadays creepyasta has lost it's footing, where it's either novel-quality stories that sort of lose the initial charm, to terrible fanfiction of all the humanoid creepypasta characters. I guess I like being traditional, and I sort of hope to bring a little balance between both sides and feel that bridge with content that's portrayed well enough to be taken seriously but also made surreal and interesting enough to be enjoyed (and perhaps as a bonus I'll try to make them actually creepy as well XD )