Aplpai🏝️

welcome to my blog!

-pai-

18 yay!

she/her - he/him pronouns

(I don’t have a preference, just be respectful)

INFP-T

Pisces (if that counts for something)

I am girl-loving hispanic with an obsession for apple pies

Biggest cat person >_<

Even a bigger bookworm since like everrr

Interests: ocean life, geology, biology, (anything science related) conspiracy theories, true crime, diy everything, trinkets, stickers, EVERYTHING ART +unconventional art, fiction & non fiction.

Hobbies: collector of cute and small trinkets, (honestly I just collect everything) baking, sketching, watching yt all day (mostly gameplay or conspiracy videos), reading, writing stupid shit on the internet, tagging (beginner, check out my shit ^_^)

No dni list cus that’s for ❄️/lh

I don’t support AI ART

Nor do I support genocide

I know I have more stuff to write but I can’t remember

Ok bai bai🤝

Manifestation has become a popular topic in recent years, especially through social media and self-help groups. At its best, it can be a powerful tool for channeling energy and maintaining a positive mindset. When people take the time to visualize their goals, say affirmations, or write down their intentions, it often helps them stay motivated and strong. This mindset leads to real change, not because the universe “gives” it to them, but because they become stronger and clearer about what they want. It can reduce anxiety, increase self-confidence, and help people believe in themselves when they need to.

But the prospects are not entirely ditsy. There is a downside, especially when manifestation is misinterpreted as a shortcut to success. Relying on thoughts or affirmations alone, without action, can lead to frustration. Some fall into the trap of thinking that they are worthless simply because they don’t show themselves strong enough, which can severely affect their self-confidence. Worse yet, the practice has become commercialized. Influencers and teachers often prey on vulnerable people by selling courses or products that promise unrealistic results, turning personal growth into a money game.

This is where the gray area, the middle ground, comes into play. Manifestation is neither good nor bad in itself. It depends on how it is used and what people expect from it. For some, it is associated with spiritual or cultural beliefs that give it a deeper meaning. For others, it is more of a mental tool for staying focused. The key is balance. It should not replace real work, planning, or responsibility, but it can be part of the process. Like everything else, it is best if it is grounded in reality, not fantasy.

-pai 🐠

It's not that I don't want you

Sorry, I can't take your touch”

the ending is gonna be similar to A Way Out, either kill lucia or jason

(which i hope is not true because they are obviously so end game)

HM: lucia might be a fed???

idk, i’m so excited and GTA VI is probably gonna take over my life once it comes out

LIKE LADY?????