As to your own creative self-expression, I’m looking forward to the time when you shower SL with the clothes and shoes that you are working on. With your artistic talent and keen fashion sense, you will be right up there with the top designers of SL! Go get ‘em Caliah!

I read your artical and I’m surprised at the length of time in which my neck began to ache due to nodding in agreement.a surprising number of people are capitalizing on the freedoms that Second life has to offer. Many female avatars with male controllers living out more wild fantasies or perhaps donning the sex sells image that has forced itself into SL. All forsaking personality and going with aesthetics. When crossing the bridge from RL into SL I’ve found an alarming number of people are looking here for Love. My oppinions on that are flexible but those who read this need to keep in mind that true love can’t happen unless your being true about who you are. In the matter of avatars and custom content SL is only getting better but I too have been extremely dissatisfied with the available asian selection. Seeing more stereotypicial viewpoints rather than artistic and exotic touch being a multi ethnic bridge I think that its important that people deviate from the standard views and venture into more personalized views. And as I finish up my thoughts once again I praise Caliah Lyon and the Second Life Herald