Hello! Yes, I am the Emma that Dottie talks
about. As we are friends in real life, I know the real Dottie. And now, I will
expose her deepest, darkest secrets and teach you how to communicate with a Dottie.
Before I start, I bet you are wondering how we
met. It began at the start of secondary school. There I was, with my friends
and then I looked over and saw this shy girl sat alone on the circular bench so
I went over and said hi. This girl was very shy and I don't think she even
looked me in the eye. Then we became friends. Yes, this shy girl was Dottie.
Over the school years I moved around friendship groups, I couldn't find a place
where I fit in. I talked to Dottie on kik messenger. And that was it. We’d known each other for about 3 years before
and finally, we were best friends. I don't think we have been separated since.
And now, How to communicate with a Dottie:
Approaching a Dottie:
Dottie’s are shy creatures. Approach cautiously and slowly for they could
flee. Be quiet and gentle. Talk quietly and gain their interest. Choose a topic
that a Dottie would like.
Understanding a Dottie’s character:
This is key to be friends with a Dottie. If you
do not understand and accept them as they are, they will not be themselves with
you. Dottie’s like black. Maybe
you could give them something black to gain trust. Dottie's also like punk-pop
boy bands, this would be a suitable topic to entice them.
Becoming friends with a Dottie:
Once Dottie’s trust you, they will open up to you. They will tell you their
interests, such as their love of bands but this is just the start. You can now
begin to introduce them to new things, your interests. Dottie’s are very curious creatures and will take
an interest no matter what it is. If they like it, you will have more in
common. Dottie's are very understanding creatures who care a lot and once
friendship has been made, they start to protect you.
Warning signs of a Dottie:
Do not approach if a Dottie is playing with it’s hair. This means they are feeling
insecure and do not want to be approached!
Do not make eye contact with a Dottie whilst
they are eating! They do not like this and become nervous or stressed in this
situation.
Be warned when you get in the way of a Dottie.
You will most likely make it angry and it may swear at you.
Walk a safe distance next to a Dottie. Dottie’s can sometimes loose complete balance and
walk straight into you, nearly knocking you over. Walk close at your own risk!
Caring for a Dottie:
Dottie’s
are very picky eaters. Here is what is recommended to feed a Dottie:
• Pizza
• Chips
• Sausages (plain, no spices)
• White bread with jam
• Crisps
• Chocolate
Dottie’s
hate fruit or veg so this is not good to feed them.
Look after a Dottie. Dottie’s are sensitive, shy creatures. Do not
leave a Dottie alone, they will not be happy.
I hope you have fun looking after your Dottie!
They are great friends!
Thank you for reading! I hope you enjoyed this!
It was so fun to write. If liked this please subscribe to my blog at http://nibblechomper.blogspot.co.uk
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Bye! x
Here’s
a little Lord of the Rings quote for you!
"One Ring to Rule Them All. One Ring to
Find Them. One Ring to Bring Them All and In The Darkness Bind Them."
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