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Check out this wacky book cover for my upcoming sci-fi mystery novel called "AX-17: THE KIRA DIARIES." NOTE: The layout is made that way so the entire text doesn't get cropped when uploading it on Wattpad.
To the uninitiated, the art style is supposed to be reminiscent of 1960's art style (specifically a mix of Brad Bird's "The Incredibles", Ryohgo Narita's "DURARARA!!" and several other projects of Chris Reccardi).
UPDATE:
Uhh ... So I've been seeing news about a new Internet bill being passed on to the Senate in the U.S. From what I can gather, the KIDS (Kids Internet and Digital Safety) Act would allow platforms to monitor your online activities, assuming your estimated age based on those info, monitor private messages and require facial scans.
Imagine constantly reminding kids about the dangers of posting sensitive info online then suddenly do a 180 by requiring them to give out their IDs to use the Internet. Do you see the contradiction here?
Facial scans? As someone who's always been mistaken for a teenager because I don't look like my age, if I were to live in the U.S., I'd be totally screwed once this law is passed. Whether you make art for a living or not, you still rely on the Internet to look for work, write, watch movies and even do research.
What's worst is the use of AI. Why are these boomers fully relying on some technology that can't even write a clear sentence and tell what a human looks like?
If I'm correct and they're gonna be determining someone's age based on their speech (because I doubt a machine understands how some teens can also be as well-versed as an adult or vice-versa), then we're certainly cooked!
This may be a wild hot take but the government should be leaving the Internet bills up to the millennials and Gen X-ers who at least know more about Internet culture. Not a bunch of boomers who can't even connect to the Wi-Fi without calling their kids or grandkids for help.

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I was going for some retro-futuristic vibe but to those who might struggle to read it, the prologue for this book will be dropping this weekend. Here's the official schedule for y'all:
๐บ๐ธ๐จ๐ฆ July 3rd: 15:00 PST/18:00 EST
๐ฆ๐ช July 4th: 02:00 GMT+4
๐ต๐ญ July 4th: 06:00 GMT+8
๐ฆ๐บ July 4th: 08:00 GMT+10
So the prologue for my new upcoming book just dropped. To the uninitiated, this retro-futuristic sci-fi novel is a love letter to millennial culture, Indian and Arab culture as a whole. The chapters will be rolling out at the start of November (a.k.a. International Sci-fi Month).
Check out this wacky book cover for my upcoming sci-fi mystery novel called "AX-17: THE KIRA DIARIES." NOTE: The layout is made that way so the entire text doesn't get cropped when uploading it on Wattpad.
To the uninitiated, the art style is supposed to be reminiscent of 1960's art style (specifically a mix of Brad Bird's "The Incredibles", Ryohgo Narita's "DURARARA!!" and several other projects of Chris Reccardi).
I was going for some retro-futuristic vibe but to those who might struggle to read it, the prologue for this book will be dropping this weekend. Here's the official schedule for y'all:
๐บ๐ธ๐จ๐ฆ July 3rd: 15:00 PST/18:00 EST
๐ฆ๐ช July 4th: 02:00 GMT+4
๐ต๐ญ July 4th: 06:00 GMT+8
๐ฆ๐บ July 4th: 08:00 GMT+10
[Circa 2050. As the rest of the world burned, ravaged by numerous wars, famine, natural disasters, and civil unrest, the once powerful and greatest nations have fallen, but one small nation has resurfaced as a new superpower in the midst of a deadly storm, strange phenomena, and deep secrets.]
Hey there, mate! In case youโre wondering, I am currently in the process of improving TCOTRB (The Case of The Red Bubble) โ also, check out this rad new profile background I made teasing the book on my Wattpad profile. Also, rest assured that the overall premise, characters and writing will stay intact.
I remember reading it again and let's sat it was painfully cringe (HAHA!). There were some repetitive paragraphs and probably many confusing parts that I might've overlooked so hopefully itโd be more appealing to new readers โ and olโ fans revisiting it โ as well.
Tomorrow on Saturday, the rest of Chapter VIII will be out on Wattpad at 06:00 (GMT+8). Starting next week, the other remastered chapters will fall on Fridays (16:00 GMT+8) and Sundays (06:00 GMT+8).
By the way, here's a close-up of the Philippines. They consist of dome islands that are built above sea level. Oh, that's not all! They also have settlements beneath each island underwater.
To the curious newcomers, here's a sample chapter of TCOTRB. Taken from the first part of [Chapter II: Conspiracy (?)].
Also, beware of any mention of disgusting viruses, blood and amateur writing. If you're gonna be a grammar cop in search of impeccable writing and misinterpret the story, then this might not be for you.
PIT-PAT-PIT-PAT ...
The loud shushing sound of the rain drummed against the dome's glass surface. It only allowed some through its tiny formed holes - like a giant shower head - until an hour had passed. This is done to prevent any flooding.
Milo was on a video chat with Kaira, Leo, Jin and Irene via his laptop. He kept glancing at his bed window where there appears to be a bright red light in the distance.
"I kept seeing it ever since we moved here. The Red Bubble usually glows at night so maybe one of you could tell me what it is ...ย " he pleaded with an awkward grin and both hands gesturing at them.
There was a moment of silence.
They could hear a child's high-pitched screaming coming from Leo's camera. Leo slowly popped a potato chip into his mouth before talking. He looks jaded, but at the same time, has gotten used to his little sister causing a ruckus around the house.
"Well, my friend ... That place is off-limits and the authorities say we shouldn't go near that place," he said.
"What do you think is in that place?" Milo asked.
"Nobody knows for sure, but they had closed that off following the deadly Magrana virus outbreak ten years ago," Leo said.
Theย Magrana outbreakย was caused by the virus of the same name. It has left people with huge bloody boils on their bodies, their blood becoming infected until their insides resemble the pulps of a real pomegranate. Hence, its Catalan name "magrana."
Since it started on that island, it had to be closed off while its residents are forbidden from ever leaving.
"I doubt that," Irene refuted, "How come it was never broadcasted on TV? Besides, that story is just made up by some kid from BreadIt*."
She argued that there was no way the Magrana virus existed, though something similar was called the Mariana disease except it didn't turn people's insides into pulps.
"Do you think the government is hiding a secret bioweapon in there?" Jin asked.
"Maybe," the rest answered in chorus.
Irene then told Milo about how the subject of The Red Bubble is a rather sensitive topic in this country. You are not allowed to share any personal theories or try diving into this case yourself in public spaces - most notably, on social media.
Of course, spreading them is forbidden. However, it is fine to keep it within a limited group.
"Either you riskย losingย your online privileges or if you're lucky, be requested to take down the -ย " she was suddenly stopped when Leo's camera disappeared from the chat.
"Oh no ... It's his darn Internet connection again!" Jin face-palmed.
* NOTE: - "BreadIt" is a parody of the website called Reddit.
Another thing a lot of kids need to remember is to NEVER DISCLOSE YOUR AGE. EVER. NOT EVEN IN THE COMMENTS OR POSTS. IF YOU'VE ALREADY DONE ANY OF THAT, IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO DELETE THEM.
I keep seeing kids bragging about having bypassed the ban like "I'm 15 and still on YouTube! I manage to make a fake account posing as a 30 year old and install a VPN" or "I'm using X's account so bleh!". Like nonono! PLEASE GOD DON'T!
You're just giving the government more reasons to implement much stricter policies. They're even targeting VPNs now. I really hope these governments across the globe reconsider passing on the social media ban and just implement something more effective without affecting other people's lives.
No matter what, never give your IDs. Don't panic. Stay calm. Talk to any trustworthy adult for help.

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To sum it all up, all these social media bans can backfire, especially towards those living in a less ideal environment and want some privacy. Remember the movie "Belle"?
I know the movie kinda sucks given its messy writing, but they at least have some moments tackling serious issues such as parental abuse, parasocial relationships and online culture. I won't spoil anything but I think they did a fair job showing how the Internet can also save lives in my opinion.
Oh, some kid who's homeschooled and never allowed to have friends by their parents? They get to be seen in the virtual world. You find yourself in danger where the police failed to help? There's the Internet. Want to be a celebrity but don't have the resources to travel? Yep, there's the Internet for 'ya.
This is why the government shouldn't be meddling with anyone's online activities in the first place. If your kid is old enough to own a device, you should be able to teach them online safety. Heck, teach online safety as part of the school curriculum.
They also can't just look at one kid who suffered depression and other eating disorders, then assume everyone else experiences the same thing.
Listen! I've seen some questionable stuff at a young age and it definitely took a toll on my psyche. However, I'm also a tough cookie. I learn and grow from that experience instead of letting it hold me back. Give yourself a break. Set healthy boundaries.
With the recent news of school violence happening in the Philippines, the country continues to perpetrate this false idea that video games and the Internet are all to blame for why these kids are straight-up committing murder.
Like ehm! Maybe if the government just focused on improving people's lives and taking mental health seriously, none of these would've been a problem. If the parents could barely find the time to bond with their kids even on the weekends due to work, at least entrust the kids to a reliable adult who could look over them.
Another thing I hate is how these absent parents who are barely in the picture getting mad at their kids for not turning out the way they want them to. Honey, how do you suppose they're meant to behave around you when neither of you have talked to each other in a while? They don't effin' know you that well.
Even if the kid is hesitant to open up to you, it is important to earn that trust. Kids are very sensitive, therefore they can at least pick up on how trustworthy you are. You can't just force them to listen to you and try controlling their every move.
Why should I trust you with what I do online? How will I know you wouldn't punish me for being active on here and speaking my mind?
Either the best way is to declare a social media ban to kids under 13 or teach them online safety. Oh wait! You wouldn't want that because it'd encourage them to turn against you and become smarter than you. That's just how I see it when it comes to these Internet bills! It's another excuse to keep them under control and make the youth retaliate even more.
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Happy Int'l Pride Day, everyone! Always stay beautiful and colorful ๐ณ๏ธโ๐โจ
I was supposed to post this on Friday buuut what the heck! TADC is now available in theatres worldwide ยฏ\_(ใ)_/ยฏ
I initially wanted Gameoverse and Planetronika be featured in the May issue but I thought it'd be a lot cooler to celebrate the show alongside the upcoming TADC finale and FIFA World Cup. I mean, it's rather fitting since both characters from Gameoverse and Planetronika fit into this athletic gamer girl vibes.
To those who haven't seen TADC in theatres yet, I suggest avoiding this issue at all cost.
Also, take the prices with a grain of salt as they may not be accurate but no doubt it's gonna cost around Php 175-200 (at least in the Philippines), including the freebies and posters that come with it. I've made this over the span of two weeks.
As for the newbies out there, check out my other fanmade Glitch magazines right here.
Looking back at it, Mamoru Hosoda's "Belle" has a tiny bit of similarity to TADC's finale. The titular character Belle (a.k.a. Suzu Naito) reaches out to the Beast (a.k.a. Kei) the same way Pomni does with Jax.
Just listening to "Lend Me Your Voice" also felt fitting as Jax could be like the Beast who lashes out and continues to push people away as he deals with his inner demons. He is traumatized, hurt and confused.
If you're looking for a much sadder and emotional finale, just imagine Pomni suddenly singing this song as she walks towards him.
Here's an excerpt of the song:
It's easy to push me away from you Easy to say you want to be left on your own Yet somehow I can't help but see How your eyes shy away Your hands seal the entrance and path to your heart Anger kept fear and the sadness you feel Under the surface for so long Locked that room, you keep it inside
Lend me your voice Words you try so hard to forget They'll break through the silence Bring me close Let me see the past you regret Deep down below, show it all
Lend me your voice Let me see your face let me start to show you what I see Bring me close Let me feel the beat of your heart the secret you bury
Lend me your voice Anything you want to say, I'll be right here I'll listen, so tell me Open the door
Now, before anyone disses me in the comments, just know this is based on my personal opinions and interpretation. Besides, "Belle" is like TADC, which often takes place in the virtual world.

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To sum it all up, all these social media bans can backfire, especially towards those living in a less ideal environment and want some privacy. Remember the movie "Belle"?
I know the movie kinda sucks given its messy writing, but they at least have some moments tackling serious issues such as parental abuse, parasocial relationships and online culture. I won't spoil anything but I think they did a fair job showing how the Internet can also save lives in my opinion.
Oh, some kid who's homeschooled and never allowed to have friends by their parents? They get to be seen in the virtual world. You find yourself in danger where the police failed to help? There's the Internet. Want to be a celebrity but don't have the resources to travel? Yep, there's the Internet for 'ya.
This is why the government shouldn't be meddling with anyone's online activities in the first place. If your kid is old enough to own a device, you should be able to teach them online safety. Heck, teach online safety as part of the school curriculum.
They also can't just look at one kid who suffered depression and other eating disorders, then assume everyone else experiences the same thing.
Listen! I've seen some questionable stuff at a young age and it definitely took a toll on my psyche. However, I'm also a tough cookie. I learn and grow from that experience instead of letting it hold me back. Give yourself a break. Set healthy boundaries.