This is going to be a play that shows the positive impacts of the ever increasingly popular form or expression known as "cosplay", typically found at Conventions, such as Comicon, where people dress up as characters from things that they love and want to represent.
Today we'll be discussing how cosplay has helped people feel represented, so I went out and asked some people. Me: "Has cosplay ever helped you or someone you know in terms of dealing/helping with different forms representation, and if so how? Do you feel this is important?" Haylie Asher: "H ELLOOOO~ Cosplay honestly helps almost every person I've met in some way. Personally, it helped change me to be a more positive person. Before I started cosplaying I was always frowning and a very angry person. When I started to dress up as a specific character (Ibuki from Dangan Ronpa) who was always happy, it slowly made me become happier. Because the people who I interacted with had started to see me as a happier person, even though I really wasn't. It was the whole "fake it til you make it" deal. It also help me build confidence in interacting with strangers. At my very first convention when people came u
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