I don't feel like doing a speech, but if there's anything I would want to say after all these years, it's that each and every person has the courage and imagination to make their own game, whether that game being made on scratch, being made on a different software, or making your own software entirely! Many people think they don't have the confidence and skills to make and present a game to the world and say that's the thing that holds them back from being successful, but really, the only thing that's holding you back is the thought of "I can't do it". THAT is the thing that holds people back. And for a while, I felt this way. I thought my projects weren't good enough to share, that views decided what I will and won't share. As I grew to realize that these projects of mine would only entertain the few majority of an small audience, instead of quitting right there on the spot, I actually worked to be BETTER. And even though I never got the amount of "likes" or "hearts" I had hoped to achieve (6 being my all time high), I got the opportunity to meet incredible scratchers that gave me the courage to keep sharing to the world. In my final words (of this "speech". I'm not going to die :p), I say,"Thank you, Scratch. For being there for the most of my life". Oh, and also, I'm kinda hungry. Imma go get a snack rn. -fcakes
