hmm, that is sort of hard - because my point is that there is no point - or there is - I mean, like art - you get what you want from it. However, I think it is a flaw to judge so quickly on one characteristic - funny or not - and not consider other concepts.
In the Diary, I made references to common situations that plague magic on the end of the new magician, and the perception of who he deals with in his journey - I dealt with preconceived notions of learning magic (it's easy), motivation to do magic (to get girls) and I would hope it makes you reflect those things in your life. The humour wasn't meant to be side splitting - I think Chase nailed it on the head with his bullet formed concepts.
The things I liked - someone said it was condescending...sorta funny...arrogant...I like these comments. However, why did it make you feel this way? What was it that made you feel it was arrogant? What cord did it strike?
In short though - I only wanted people to read it and reflect - I am surprised that people wouldn't enjoy a free reading for pleasure...but leave it to magicians to turn something for fun, into something to debate, analyse and argue.
Anyhow - Squ!rrel - I really appreciate this:
You've raised some interesting points in the past, I haven't always agreed with them but they did seem well thought out.
This is perhaps the kindest thing someone could say - as it shows you are thinking too - we don't have to agree, but we can think together - and this creates progress. If we can't use this forum to grow together, why are we here?
Clear as mud?