Echo Levtov

Hi! You can call me Echo! I just use this blog as a soap box to talk about whatever, mostly special interests like Jesus and cartoons or just random thoughts.

I hope you enjoy my silliness and whimsy!

Some things about me

My name: Echo

My age: 27

Gender & pronouns: Girl, she/her/hers

Likes: hard candy🍬, plushies🧸and comics/cartoons

My favorite color: 💛Yellow, 🩷Pink and 💙Blue

Sexuality: 🖤Straight🤍 and happily single

Neurotype: 🌈Autistic🧠

Current hyperfixation: FNAF

Dietary preferences: Vegetarian🌱

Where I live: ❤️WI🤍, USA🇺🇸

Faith: Christian✝️

My favorite food: Soy butter and 🍓strawberry sandwiches! 😋

My current mood: Happy!😄

My favorite fandoms: 🌟Steven Universe💖, 😈Murder Drones🤖, 👻Danny Phantom💚 & 🐻FNAF🐰

My favorite animals: 🐶Doggies and every other creature in existence

Favorite song: Will You Fall In Love With Me Again - EPIC the Musical

Favorite band: Skillet

Job: Swim Teacher

🌈🌞❤️🌈🌞❤️🌈🌞❤️🌈🌞❤️🌈🌞❤️🌈🌞❤️🌈

Maybe expand this idea further! Build Children's hospitals that are wonderous and magical like their parks.

Different wings could be themed worlds:

a forest kingdom

a space station

an underwater reef

a castle courtyard

The point wouldn’t be escapism alone — it would be psychological comfort.

For example:

IV poles disguised as lantern posts or robot assistants

MRI machines designed as rocket ships

Hallways with interactive lights that respond as kids walk by

Waiting rooms that feel like libraries, gardens, or play spaces

So when I was 4 in 2002, my parents, my baby sister and I moved out of our condo to an over 100 year old house that used to be the local St. Peter's Church which now has a proper stained glass building elsewhere in the neighborhood.

I don't have any memory of the glitch myself but it's something that haunted my dad for years. One day it was just him and I at home and mom was out, I think getting groceries. Then we both hear her call out, "I'm home!" So Dad goes to greet her at the door but she's not there and her car isn't in the driveway. To make sure he's not going crazy he asks me, "Did you hear Mommy?"

"Yes."

"What did Mommy say?"

"I'm home."

So he purposely left it an open ended question. And we BOTH heard her voice loud and clear. Later when Mom actually came home, Dad told her what happened and she was just confused because she had definitely been at the store the whole time.

Many years later, I was in my early 20's and he confided in me that when we first moved into our house he felt like there was a presence around but eventually it went away.

My dad grew up a pastor's kid but he's also very logical and scientific. He sometimes wonders if what we heard was Mom in the future in Heaven exclaiming that she's finally home with Jesus and we just heard it echoing into present day. It's a reasoning that comes from love and an understanding that to God perception of time is very different to Him and isn't linear.

"With the Lord a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day."

2 Peter 3:8 (NIV)

Book fairies are a great example of this. They're people who give free books to others. But you can fairy in so many other ways too like giving out food, toys, inspirational messages, art...etc. It's just spreading positivity like fairy dust!✨

Some of my favorite romance sub genres:

Dark romance (burn the world for you, yandere, villain gets the girl and redemptive stories)

Romance fantasy

Monster romance

Sentient object romance (objectum)

Favorite archetypes (the "deres"):

Yandere - possessive and psycho

Kuudere - cold shouldered

Kitikudere - harmful

Tsundere - rough exterior

Love is so innocent and pure so being contrasted with more edgy or imaginative themes makes it more appealing. But I like a good wholesome deredere (lovey dovey) story too! 🥰

I think because Beauty and the Beast was my FAVORITE movie as a kid that I watched over and over again my subconscious just seeks out similar themes now and vanilla romance isn't good enough it needs a little enslavement and magic. I could blame the 'tism too!😆