LoOhNo

Bumping this because I am grateful that despite the fact that my body hates me that I am still alive today, I am thankful  I have friends that support me even when my brain is going wonky and I am just grateful to be alive.

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Use this whiteboard to write or draw anything you want! The sky's the limit, and in the end a wonderful collage of TWP's thoughts will come out!
[May take a few tries to connect to it.]

https://r8.whiteboardfox.com/810372-3549-9959
Use this whiteboard to write or draw anything you want! The sky's the limit, and in the end a wonderful collage of TWP's thoughts will come out!
[May take a few tries to connect to it.]

https://r8.whiteboardfox.com/810372-3549-9959
Use this whiteboard to write or draw anything you want! The sky's the limit, and in the end a wonderful collage of TWP's thoughts will come out!
[May take a few tries to connect to it.]

https://r8.whiteboardfox.com/810372-3549-9959
Use this whiteboard to write or draw anything you want! The sky's the limit, and in the end a wonderful collage of TWP's thoughts will come out!
[May take a few tries to connect to it.]

https://r8.whiteboardfox.com/810372-3549-9959
Use this whiteboard to write or draw anything you want! The sky's the limit, and in the end a wonderful collage of TWP's thoughts will come out!
[May take a few tries to connect to it.]

The United Communes of Dayadhvam

 
Dayadhvam is born out of the union of the diverse anarchic communes living on the Isle of Camoha.
Population: 5 million
Capital city: Damyata
Other notable cities: Dattavam, Zeimakavam
Language: Varied dialects of Dayadh (Most important: National Dayadh, New Bhandi, Zeimak)
Demonym: Dayadh(s)
Currency: wheat grains (though exchange of goods happens mostly via bartering)
Ruler: N/A
Government: Mostly inexistent; The Council of Datta (comprised of elders from the various communes) gathers in Dattavam once a month to discuss local and national affairs
Religions: Varied and numerous, though a majority practises Funyarinpism

The United Communes of Dayadhvam

 
Dayadhvam is born out of the union of the diverse anarchic communes living on the Isle of Camoha.
Population: 5 million
Capital city: Damyata
Other notable cities: Dattavam, Zeimakavam
Language: Varied dialects of Dayadh (Most important: National Dayadh, New Bhandi, Zeimak)
Demonym: Dayadh(s)
Currency: wheat grains (though exchange of goods happens mostly via bartering)
Ruler: N/A
Government: Mostly inexistent; The Council of Datta (comprised of elders from the various communes) gathers in Dattavam once a month to discuss local and national affairs
Religions: Varied and numerous, though a majority practises Funyarinpism

Welcome welcome! We're always glad to have people willing to help around!

Bit messy but here we go

The title says it all! You don't have to follow a strict format, but at least some info about the genre may help people understand what kind of taste you have
I'll kick it off with my #1 favorite album!
Porter Robinson - Worlds

Tracks: 12
Total length: 57:49
Genres: Synth-pop, Chillwave, Dream Pop, Electropop
Year: 2014
Favorite track: Goodbye to a World
Worlds is a bit of a religious experience for me. Like the title implies, it transports me to new worlds through combinations of sounds and voices I never even imagined could work together so well, or at all. It goes to show that even an often stale genre like electronic music can convey emotions that go beyond what DJ sets can offer. You can feel the emotion that went into this. Some of the songs even tell whole stories, like in Sad Machine and Years of War, the interaction between humans and machines being a common theme throughout the whole album. The sounds are sometimes so sweet you can do nothing but bask in its bliss. But it all reaches its peak in the final track of the album, Goodbye to a World, a track exquisitely emotional, incredibly powerful, memorable and experimental that serves as the perfect conclusion to such a powerful album.

As mentioned on Discord, INFP-T, bordering on ENFP!

welcome !

Welcome!

Welcome to TWP! We are glad to have you here and hope you stick around!

Please welcome the following nations into the Hall of Nations.  If you aren't masked in the discord server, please ping me there.
@wilstilplays @Daniel @Oberia @Iguam @LoOhNo @Tater @The Republic of Yerullia @Bobki @Demo1248 @Ostellan @Bruh Moment @the Citizens of Hong Kong
 
@RandomQwerty your application has been denied as your nation is no longer in TWP.  Resolve that and reapply.

Hello people of The West Pacific, while my username is LoOhNo, you all can just simply call me Lo (and you're free to make puns with it!)
I'm new to NS, having only joined a couple of days ago on suggestion of a friend, and while he's in another region, I was welcomed into TWP so warmly I'm most definitely set on staying. I'm learning things as I go along, discovering features, talking to more experienced members of the region, and I can't wait to make the most out of this game and its community. I also plan to get more deeply involved, when the time will be right and my experiences have grown more numerous. I'm not a native English speaker, but I've speaking the language for many years now, so I usually have no problems with it, but do warn me if I write anything weird or inaccurate.
The Community of Dayadhvam is born an anarchist nation of simple manners: it's a pacifist country where everyone is equal, economy takes a backseat, and everyone is encouraged to both sustain themselves by growing crops and performing mutual aid. Its priorities are welfare, healthcare and education, and it has no intention to own a private military unless strictly necessary. In our nation, we encourage freedom to be whoever you are, and we welcome anyone and everyone with open hearts, exception being made for those who betray these ideals, and are exiled. Decisions are made democratically. Our currency is the wheat grain, representing the right to sustenance for everyone, and our national animal is the noble ant, a small but strong, tireless worker whose strength shines when in large numbers. The nation's name derives from the Hindu and Buddhist values of "Datta, Dayadhvam, Damyata", respectively meaning "Giving, compassion, self-control", as described in the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad. Dayadhvam loves you, and we hope you'll love us too!
Much thanks again for the warm welcome, and I hope to see you all around the game, forum and discord!