Word Vomit Ahead - Note to Myself
I decided to come on Tumblr due to the recent eruption of feeling lost with the current state of the world and this recent domino effect of emotions and personal issues that have forced me into a state of self reflection in order to keep my sanity.
This returning to Tumblr and this almost "foreign" feeling of scrolling through this app and interacting with its community makes me very nostalgic for 10 years ago - nostalgic especially to my loss of passion for storytelling.
I've read through reviews that have asked me to continue and finish stories I had written so long ago, but I can barely remember the direction my chaotically imaginative mind wanted me to go in the first place...
I want to finish those works, I really do, but it's so hard to start again from a middle that abruptly stopped due to the loss of passion in the first place.
Somehow, I also lost a big piece myself with that loss of passion and this inner self-destructive mindset took over and pulled me from the path of creativity that I had so dearly enjoyed.
Life and its curveballs has this uncanny ability to knock you down and keep you pinned down. It truly is a formidable opponent to a successful or even happy ending.
Gosh, I am rambling, but really, how long has it been since I typed out a mindless rant on this blank canvas that is Tumblr? I've missed it. I've missed the opportunity for creativity. I've missed the inspiration of the fascinating creativity of this community (though the trolls I can definitely do without...).
And I hope, returning to this app, finding inspiration through gorgeous art, the exploration of plotlines and development, and the shared love of a hobby or muse, will help me find my creative spark again.
It's an ongoing process. But hopefully, a goal is reached by the end of it.
If you still follow me, I hope you're well. Thank you to anyone who ever took the time to check in with me. I admit to my sudden and swift abandonment of those who were genuinely interested in my works and I apologize for my ghosting. At the time, my self-removal from writing had been needed.
Baby steps. Have no fear. Remember. And embrace this part of my life with fondness and reverence.
Hello, Len. It's good to see you again.












