Not all doxxes are equal, like when I was 14 year old idiot
When I was 14 I thought I was invincible on the Internet.Read More
Category: Journal
Make promises, not resolutions in 2015
Promise. Guarantee. Oath. Decree.
Whatever word you want to use, there’s a good chance your brain holds it to a higher standard than resolution.Read More
Autumn Blues
This was a bunch of tweets I made early morning on the 15th of October. I deleted most of the tweets to post them here instead.Read More
Avoiding Antiquation in the YouTube Generation
To be antiquated to society frightens me.
I feel like it’s important to always be kept in the loop with what is going on in the world around me. Maybe I don’t understand every bill entered into Canadian parliament or can tell you what’s on Tuesdays on CBS but I at least have a general idea of what’s popular, what isn’t, what’s going on and what’s going to come.Read More
I Can Walk Alone #YesAllWomen
I don’t smoke. I still have stress and anxiety but I don’t smoke. I come from a household of smokers and all of them look to light up when things are getting stressful for them. Since I was 10 years old, I’ve taken walks and bike rides to ease stress. All the way up to today if I’m feeling like I need a breather and the weather isn’t too awful, I’ll leave the house and take a stroll. I don’t come home, or at least don’t turn around to go home until I feel better. Like until I’ve organized my head to the best of my ability. This has kept me from cracking at many points in my life, and I feel it also kept me from an addiction. That time alone isn’t something many people know but it has still defined my life.Read More
Things I don’t shut up about: “That’s just, like, your opinion, man”
I’m an opinionated person.Read More
February 24, 2014
This winter is frustrating.
In a lot of ways I feel like I shouldn’t complain too much. Last winter was a serious low point in my life. Coming off of a nervous breakdown, depression and being derailed from my one year college program anything is better. And things are better. I’m now employed at a very good job that I’m pretty good at (but could be better) and I’m finally on Ritalin medication to help fix the A.D.H.D. that has been an issue for a large part of my life undiagnosed and untreated. There’s a lot of progress after turning 29 compared to after turning 28.Read More