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You put it so much better than me lol

7th Mistborn installment? Do you mean Ghostbloods? Or Wax and Wayne book four (The Lost Metal)? I would recommend reading the entirety of the Stormlight Archive lol. There are plenty of connections to be found, and it's a great series overall. You can at least read WoK and see what you think. As for Yumi, I honestly loved it. It's a bit more futuristic (though, not really. More like they have some pieces of tech) but definitely still fantasy. Depends on what you want, honestly. Yumi is fairly short, though around the same length as Tress. WoK is very, like, medieval high fantasy, though with plenty of magic and it's in a whole different world (i.e., not Earth-analog like Mistborn era 2). Do you want armies and kingdoms, but there are also magic armor and swords that are very rare but powerful? There may not be a ton of magic in book 1 (WoK), but plenty later on. Also, you can always read both, right? Sorry if that was a ramble lol.

So, uhm, can someone explain how to play and stuff? I've never played Mafia or anything. That I know of. Might've been under a diff name, or related.

Guys how do I know if I actually don't like men's clothes? I like women's clothes. I think. But I also haven't worn men's clothes in a little bit and what if I don't actually hate them? I don't think I really hate them... What if my style just changed and now I like that sort of clothes? I guess I could try them on again... But... Like maybe I never gave them a chance? Or didn't like them a while ago but now I do? Like I always hated jeans, but now I'm started wearing women's jeans and I love them! But I also hadn't worn .... the other gender jeans .... in a while! Years even! Or months! Idk! So what if my style just changed... Or what if I just like nice clothes in general? Not that I want to wear .... the other clothes .... but what if I don't give them a chance? I also never wore nice clothes that much, probably my fault. So...what if I went that long thinking I hated them but didn't? Can I really trust what I thought a few years ago? What if it's changed? I mean, I love wearing women's clothes and they are great and comfy and look nice, but how do I know the same isn't true for ... men's? Update: I tried speaking in, like, a higher or more fem voice when I was alone. It was interesting. Also I really didn't needa try at all, and got it right away, but not saying it sounded at all good. Idk if it did or not. Probably sounded weird. But still. It was also a little tiring. Update again: I feel like some clothes don't fit me, or rather my body. Like I have a new crop top or two/fem shirts, and they look rlly cute and I wanna wear them, but I tried them on and they look weird on me. So I'm probably not gonna wear them... or at least under a sweater so no one can see...

EDIT: SEE UPDATED GUESS IN A BELOW POST (https://www.17thshard.com/forums/topic/68281-guess-that-cosmere-character-forum-edition/page/593/#findComment-2032399) Uhmm... That sleepless that was (WaT)

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Again, if you're not ready don't do it. But...if you want to do it but, like, don't have the courage...then don't put it off. I may sound contradictory ("If you're not ready, put it off. Oh, also make sure not to put it off."), but I'm trying to help. Do you want to tell them, but just don't know how? Or are you not ready? If you aren't ready, it's fine to wait until you're comfortable. If you are at the point where you're looking for a way to tell them (and want to tell them, despite any difficulties), then we can probably help. You can text them, maybe. Or (I forget who said this before) say you have something important to tell them, so you can't back out. Yes, you could do that too.

You could always just do it now. If you don't want to keep putting it off, it's still putting it off to wait 2 months.

Remember...you don't actually have to come out to them until you're ready. Don't force yourself to do something you don't want to. I still think it could be helpful, but...like, go at your own pace.

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uhhh...ok .. sorry to hear that