-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I.14 Oct 2002

I use "big words", whatever they might be, because they're the first ones that occur to me. If you like, I'll make sure to replace all words with more than 2 syllables with ones with 2 or fewer syllables when I comment on your poemes! With that in mind, though, could you not use the words "ignorance", "judgemental", "appealing", "simplistic", "audience", "obvious", "constructive", "criticism", "consider", "everyone", "obviously", "intelligent", "corrections", "suggestions", "original", "apologize", "computer", "commentaries", "internet", "compositions" and "marketing"? They hurt my ignintness.

Also, I'd be interested to know where you're getting all this "prefer to use big words to make your work more appealing", "dark and deep", "Marilyn Manson", "black lipstick" stuff from. As far as I can tell you've just invented it on the spot, but if it helps you cope, by all means carry on.