Hello, my darling readers!Another month is over, so let me give you a little summary of the amazing posts just to make sure you didn’t miss anything. 😉 This month I took a trip down memory lane and immersed myself in the Detektiv Conan/Case Closed/Meitantei Conan universe: TV Show Spotlight: Detective Conan (Case Closed/Meitantei Conan) The Culprit Hanzawa Magic Kaito Zero’s Tea Time Mangas…

There are a lot of TV shows and movies on my to-watch lists - an overwhelming amount. There is so much that I want to watch that I get paralysed and just end up watching shows that I've already watched again. It's frustrating. I feel tethered to my comfort shows, sometimes.

There are also quite a few movies that I'd like to watch. I'm less of a fan of movies than TV shows. In my adult life, I could probably count on two hands how much movies I've watched. However, it is something that I would like to get into. Again, though, there are so many to watch.

It's so overwhelming. Where does one start? How do you break through this paralysing feeling and actually watch new stuff? Are other people dealing with this? I don't know. These are just questions running through my head, today.

I think maybe I'll start watching the newest season of Abbott Elementary, today. That sounds like a good stepping point between rewatching a show and trying a new show.

A couple of months ago, I got a job as a library clerk… which is kind of weird because I don't read much or know much. However, I was hired nonetheless. I really love this new job, but am shameful of my history as a "non-reader". Two weeks ago, I started checking out books from the library and making lists of books that I want to read, and have been spending lots of my time reading books. Part of me feels embarrassed about this, but I'm not exactly sure why. Perhaps it just feels performative and predictable. I spend too much time worrying about what other people think of me.

I really wish that I had the capacity to write a nice-sounding post, right now. However, I currently feel scattered and spread between five different places, so please bear with me.

In April of this year, I created a Neocities website. It looks really cool and I like it, but also... I hate it. It doesn't feel like myself at all, as I'm scared to share anything - especially since I shared the URL with some friends and family. For the past week, I've been thinking about another way to go about it, and ultimately decided to use Tumblr for this.

This Tumblr blog is going to be a space where I can be myself (to an extent). I'll tweak the theme appearance as I go, but for now I just want to get posts out. A lot has been on my mind lately, and I want to get them out via blog posts.

I'm not a writer. I really wish that I was. In fact, I kind of lied before. I never really ever have the capacity to write a nice-sounding post. For all the posts on here, I will most likely just do a stream of consciousness and hope for the best.

If you stumble across this blog post and are reading this - Hi! Welcome to my blog. Feel free to look around and comment, but please do so without judgment.

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