MaeMelé
Original Bio:
That random mouse lady on the web that nerds out about random stuff very often, perhaps even a bit too often...
Don't be afraid to interact, I don't bite! ...much. Just a tiny mouse, weighing 1.862 ounces and being 9.716 centimeters long.
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(Imagine bonus image #2 of 2022 Duncan and Eddie comic "pride" for best experience!)
We are a plural system and this bio will be updated in the future. For the time of being these emojis indicate who is using the account:
🐭 - Alyssa
🐐- Mae
🐇 - Bagel
She/They/It (Please Alternate)
Haha, wouldn't you like to know.
Proud member of the Cenozoic for 18+ years.
🐭 Channeling all future smug asshole energy into this one doodle
🐭 The new Twilight Princess PC Port has finally made me get around to playing it for the first time, my blind thoughts so far after a few hours playing.
#legendofzelda #nintendo #twilightprincess
🐭 Rant post deleted, we're not here to engage in negative feedback loop type social media usage. I expected 3 people to interact with that post at most and was honestly horrified to see that anger is still the most effective way of getting people to interact with you even here on the platform where most users actively denounce such aspects of centralized social media sites.
Go tell your favorite artist how much their art means to you, go tell your friends how much you love them, post cute cat pictures, literally anything else of that caliber.
Need to make my game real and just popular enough so I can be a shitty social media manager for it and post this image with the caption "When you're playing Foxehnsox and you need to lock in."
🐭 used to drink gas by the cubic kilometer and then it started getting super expensive, what gives?
🐭 Randomly remembered I'm followed by the guy who made The Endless Empty, it's probably a follow for a follow kind of situation but it's still so weird to think about like... this indie dev that has been very formative for my own creative ventures can just see me mouse post someday.
🐭 Up until Animal Crossing New Horizons, it was really uncommon for people to start over and I think this says a lot about how much the fundamentals of Animal Crossing were changed that time around.
I've deleted my fair share of Animal Crossing towns throughout the franchise but it was always less about starting over the town and more about my character being old and having the wrong gender or having an old name that wasn't mine anymore... that kinda stuff y'know? Before New Leaf you could just make a new character with no real consequence but the villagers would remember that the old character existed and would be like "Remember _? What ever happened to them?" and like... no.
It's just kinda interesting to me that my abnormal tendency to delete Animal Crossing towns is kinda the norm now as a result of New Horizons.
🐭 feeling like an AI that's just been asked about seahorse emoji
🐭 If your decentralized platform girl has a total outage, your girl may not be a decentralized platform, she may secretly actually be Bluesky
🐭 - Wrote a blog post about digging my wii back out. https://maespace.neocities.org/blogrework?post=7&type=blog
#gaming #nintendo #wii