Games, books, and a few small wins I care about.
"Currently riding through valleys, contemplating life choices and whether Arthur Morgan deserves better. Spoiler: he does. This game hits different when you're not rushing through it—every sunrise feels intentional, every stranger has a story, and I've spent more time fishing than actually progressing the plot. The world feels alive in a way most open-world games fake. I'm taking my time because I know how this ends, and I'm not ready for it."
I've always been drawn to questions about how the world works, not just the mechanics of it, but the why. Why do we think the way we do? What's real? How do we know what we know? Philosophy felt like the right place to look for answers, or at least better questions. Sophie's World felt like a good entry point. It's philosophy told as a story, which honestly makes it way less intimidating. No dense walls of text, just questions that make you pause and think. I'm barely in and already feeling like I'm staring into something huge. In a good way. Like I'm finally asking the right questions.
Not always "professional", always real.
Been playing since 2016. Back when everyone was still learning what elixir advantage meant and hog cycle decks felt like black magic. I grinded hard for a while, then just... stopped. For almost 4 years. Life happened.
Currently: refining matchups, trying not to tilt, and playing fewer games but better ones.
Bought this with bonus money. Felt like a small win, not in a flashy way, more like a quiet 'you earned this' to myself.
Currently: waiting for a good evening window to start it properly, not in a rushed mood.
I've always been into cubing. It's one of those things that feels meditative. I can solve a 2×2 blindfolded, and the first time I did it felt like pulling off a magic trick.
Currently: practicing memo systems and trying to treat mistakes as data, not drama.
Rewatching Breaking Bad and the pacing still blows my mind. Every scene feels intentional. Like the writers never waste a single second.
Currently: Season 3, trying to do one episode at a time and actually absorb it.
This one's still funny to me. I published a book on Amazon called 'Nice' — literally just the word 'Nice' on every single page. That's it. No plot, no wisdom, no nothing.
Currently: still tempted to publish 'Okay' as the sequel (but with better cover art).
Figuring out what to build next. But first completing the ones left half baked.
Currently: collecting sparks, sketching flows, and waiting for the right problem to 'click'.