turned out and turnt out

Hello y'all, welcome back! ⭐⭐⭐ This time I wanted to talk about what we let others see and learn about us online, and about how we are willing to share parts of ourselves to the world; even sharing a bit too much at times.  Adam & Melody, apparently As I was looking through older blogs to find inspiration for mine, I found a large array of diverse content. Mom blogs, abandoned modern art projects in the form of a blog, and inevitably, Sonic fanart (in the form of a blog). Regardless of the type of content, everyone with a blog or any sort of social media presence is sharing a part of their identity for a countless number of people to see.  For example, there was this guy Adam , he had different blogs for different things: song lyrics, pictures, a digital diary, and then there was one blog of his in particular that made me really sad because the entries were all meant to be "letters" for someone.  In " the melody letters ", Adam writes to Melody (Eve? We don...

Welcome, beware Hi! ⭐⭐⭐ So, I figured I'd make a little blog to leave some digital footprint since I feel like I can be an oversharer, but at the same time I have few (but precious!) people to overshare to. I have lots of things to say and I figured maybe this is a good way of letting those thoughts flow without them consuming me. I'll be talking about just random occurrences in my life, data I've gathered from being chronically online during my formative years, maybe solid pieces of research! (Maybe!), but mainly just whatever I want. A lot of my friends are dipping their toes into stuff like podcasts, radio shows, even shitpost Instagram accounts. I mean, I think it's great for them! Similarly, a silly old blog seems like a great way for me to spend my spare time and feel like I'm doing something more productive than binge-watching Game of Thrones. I can practice my writing, I don't have to show my gorgeous face (as of now I have very little privacy, but I wou...