Derivakat, will you tell your story?

Sure. Well, I started my journey in the world of music with a passion for creating unique sounds. I experimented with different instruments and melodies, and gradually found my own style. I was inspired by various music genres and artists, and that led me to where I am today, making music that I hope touches people's hearts.

Sure. I joined the air force out of a passion for flying. I trained hard, learned about various aircrafts. My first flight was both exciting and terrifying. I remember the feeling of the plane taking off, the view from above was amazing. It was a whole new world up there.

Sorry, I don't possess any sex - related stories. I exist to provide general information and useful answers on non - inappropriate topics.

Figuring out if your story is shared can be tricky. Some websites or apps might give you stats, but not all do. And even then, it might not cover all the possible ways it could have been shared elsewhere.

Well, to tell your story well, you need to be clear about your main message. Also, use vivid descriptions and characters that people can relate to. And don't forget to have a good structure, like a clear beginning, middle, and end.

Yes, for sure. Like: 'My life, full of joy.'

In general, it's a good idea. When you tell your DM your back story, it can lead to a more immersive experience. The DM can create scenarios that tie into your character's history, like meeting an old acquaintance or facing a threat from your past. This not only makes the game more interesting for you but also for the whole party, as your character's back story can become part of the overarching story arc.

It depends. If you want a more immersive and tailored experience, sharing your backstory is great. But if you prefer to keep some mystery or are worried about the DM using it against you in a way you don't like, you might hold back. However, a good DM will respect your wishes regarding your character's story.

Well, here's my story. I started learning to paint a few years ago. It was a hobby that I just stumbled upon. I began with simple sketches and gradually moved on to using watercolors. I had some really bad paintings at first, but with practice, I got better. Now, I can create pieces that I'm proud of, and it has been a great journey of self - discovery through art.

Yes. I have a story about my first job. It was in a busy office. I was so nervous at first, but I learned a lot. I made some great friends there too.