I thought you were weird and annoying...
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You know that feeling, right? When you first encounter someone or something new, and your immediate thought is, “Wow, you are straight-up weird and honestly, a little annoying!” I've definitely been there. That initial reaction, captured so perfectly by the phrase, "When I First met you, I thought you were weird and annoying. And You are," is surprisingly universal. It's the kind of blunt, honest observation that makes for a truly relatable meme, isn't it? What I've come to realize, both in my own life and in creating stories, is that often, those initial 'weird and annoying' traits are exactly what make someone or something so memorable and unique. Think about it – the characters in our favorite books, movies, or even webtoons often have quirks that, at first glance, might seem a bit much. But those very eccentricities are what make them stand out, what drive the plot, and ultimately, what makes us fall in love with them. For me, that sentiment has been a huge source of inspiration. When I sit down to work on my Webtoon comic, 'Clockwork: A Trail of Metallic Whiskers,' I often think about how these 'weird and annoying' observations can shape characters. How can I give my characters traits that might initially rub some people the wrong way, but ultimately reveal a deeper charm or a surprising strength? It’s about embracing the unconventional and finding the beauty in what's different. Sometimes, the most 'annoying' habits can lead to the funniest moments, and the 'weirdest' perspectives can unlock the most profound insights. I’ve found that documenting these little thoughts, like the one captured in the image, can spark so much creativity. It’s like, instead of just dismissing something as 'weird and annoying,' I ask myself, 'Why is it weird? Why is it annoying? And how can I turn that into something interesting?' It’s a challenge, but a rewarding one. My hope is that when you read 'Clockwork,' you'll find characters who, like people in real life, might have a few quirks that make you chuckle or even roll your eyes at first, but ultimately, you'll see their heart and journey. So, next time you meet someone new, or even encounter a new idea, and that familiar thought pops into your head – 'I thought you were weird and annoying' – maybe take a second look. There might be a hidden gem, a surprising friend, or even inspiration for your own creative project. It’s about shifting our perspective and appreciating the rich tapestry of personalities around us. And hey, maybe you’ll even find a similar sentiment reflected in the pages of 'Clockwork: A Trail of Metallic Whiskers' on Webtoon. Go give it a read and tell me what 'weird and annoying' characters you relate to the most!




























































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