Nostalgia
It's so odd reading this journal now. I was more candid and open with my life than I am with other online venues, where I value anonymity. Granted, I was interacting with real people on a daily basis, whereas in other places nowadays, I'm interacting within the parameters of fandom, which is entirely digital and values a separation of real life and fandom life.
Huh.
For those still around and curious, my life is rather tedious. I had the realization today that my twenties have been about me growing more and more into my own skin. I'm able to admit things now that I wasn't sure of in college, and I now possess language to navigate through the world. I hadn't realized I was voiceless until I needed my voice.
Sorry for the vagueness, but living within anonymity online has made me value my privacy.
Huh.
For those still around and curious, my life is rather tedious. I had the realization today that my twenties have been about me growing more and more into my own skin. I'm able to admit things now that I wasn't sure of in college, and I now possess language to navigate through the world. I hadn't realized I was voiceless until I needed my voice.
Sorry for the vagueness, but living within anonymity online has made me value my privacy.