It's been quite a while, hasn't it? It's time. I remember around 4 years ago, when I first discovered block-based programming languages. I had a book in my room, which had activities in it. It used a site called "Snap", which is basically just scratch. I made a bunch of silly projects, followed some of the activities from the book, even participated in the forums a little. But eventually, somebody asked me if I could post a copy of my project on scratch. I had never heard of it at the time, so I looked it up. It was basically the same as what I had known, but with brighter colors, and a bigger community. So, I made an account, and slowly started shifting over. I made a couple of projects on scratch to start. They... weren't exactly great, to put it lightly. Or, to put it less lightly, they belonged in a dumpster fire. But it wasn't the quality of the projects that mattered; it was the idea behind them. The idea that I could make whatever I could think of. I made more and more projects, slowly getting better. Eventually, I started to check out other people's projects. And that's when I discovered robot destructor. To be honest, I really don't remember how I found it. But I still did, and I fell in love with the game. My computer at the time wasn't great, so I played the game on turbowarp. I slowly learnt the controls, how to change my robot, and eventually how to change my username. After learning the basics, I decided to come up with an identity. I created the silly identity of "SuperMed", a friendly medic that could be deadly if needed. And, it stuck. It stuck so well, in fact, that I still use the identity when playing. And, for a long time, I have wondered why. Why has this silly robot stuck with me? I've created plenty of others, but none ever replaced it. But now I think I understand why. It's because it is a part of my past. A part of how I got to where I am today. A part of me. Do you know who else has gotten me to where I am? Who has supplied my sanity during COVID? You. I'm talking about you. All of you. If it weren't for you, I wouldn't be where I am today. And it is physically impossible for me to express how grateful I am. So, instead, I will do the best I can. Thank you. Truly, thank you. All of you. For being so supportive, being there for me when I needed it. It might not seem like much, but it means the world to me. But, sadly, nothing lasts forever. I've grown up. And, as much as I enjoy being a part of this community, it's time for me to move on. It's time. It's time for me to go. Thank you for everything. Please know that I will never forget any of you, never forget everything you've done for me, and never forget how I got to where I am today. Goodbye.
