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You're welcome. 
There's a photo somewhere of your cosplay, the first run with it, with you and a friend who went as Chell - the attitude, the pose, just nailed GLaDOS for me. (I'll be honest, I haven't seen any other cosplayers get that close. Lots of great concepts, but the attitude I think pretty much makes a cosplay, more so than a costume in some cases.) I think that's when I got fascinated by humanizations of her, too.
I know I'm piling the compliments on, but it's true.
There's a photo somewhere of your cosplay, the first run with it, with you and a friend who went as Chell - the attitude, the pose, just nailed GLaDOS for me. (I'll be honest, I haven't seen any other cosplayers get that close. Lots of great concepts, but the attitude I think pretty much makes a cosplay, more so than a costume in some cases.) I think that's when I got fascinated by humanizations of her, too.
I know I'm piling the compliments on, but it's true.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!! This comment means so much to me!! I agree about the attitude of a cosplay! It's a lot like acting, which is what I love to do. 
Thanks again!!
Thanks again!!You're welcome.
I noticed you do more than just GLaDOS as cosplay, so I can see why you'd enjoy acting. I've never been to a comic-convention, just Trek cons when I was way younger.
I'd love to go hit one up, but I'm on the East Coast of the US, and it seems like the West Coast ones are the better ones? (I know there's some in New York City, and that's just a 4-hour-ish bus trip for me, but still.)
I noticed you do more than just GLaDOS as cosplay, so I can see why you'd enjoy acting. I've never been to a comic-convention, just Trek cons when I was way younger.
I'd love to go hit one up, but I'm on the East Coast of the US, and it seems like the West Coast ones are the better ones? (I know there's some in New York City, and that's just a 4-hour-ish bus trip for me, but still.)