Something that I've started on recently is finally writing down lore for my sona. I've always wanted to do it, but it wasn't until recent that I found myself inspired enough to *write it down.* . I'll be posting updates to the short stories and such on my FA. (Link below).

Thank you for coming to my random WahTalk on music.

thing to experience in our journeys of self-expression. Don’t be afraid to learn, even if you feel you know it all. Finally, quality will always outlast quantity: give them something to remember, and something you can use to grow as an individual. (7/7).

Practice does not make perfect. Practice, makes permanent. If you practice incorrectly or refuse to seek outside sources of feedback, guidance, or even criticisms you can and often will experience stagnation and burnout. To us creatives that can be the most demoralizing (6/7).

more in-depth breakdown of not only what but where or how when it comes to discovering these improvements. Anyone can say “good job;” but those with a more developed experience can tell you how you did a good job, and how or what you can do to take it even further! (5/7).

Now, why specifically peers? . Simply put; typically you want to seek out the perspective of creatives around you who may have a more complete understanding or better relationship with the thing it is you yourself are pursuing. Through this you can have a more cohesive, (4/7).

Keeping a mindset that you can always improve removes that staleness or a lack of goals when such circumstances come about, which for many can bring about demotivation or burnout. A great way to find what these improvements may be most easily can come from peer feedback. (3/7).

Yes, practicing your craft or hobby or passion can have benefits, but a better ideal to root at one’s core of progress is this: “There is always room to improve. How you improve is what matters in your long term journey.”. Now, what does this mean? (2/7).

I’ve been seeing a trend lately with new or veteran musicians and performers alike getting into the mentality that the more frequently they play then that must be a good thing. Let’s make one thing clear: . The old saying of “Practice makes Perfect” is incredibly harmful. (1/7).

I need to so badly not get in my own head right now and just hope I didn’t get screwed.

I’m 29, single, and boy do I have a history for relationship experience that goes way beyond the confines of a Twitter post.

RT @sig_serg: To the dorks blindly buying Zinc:.Go do some reading. Stop toying with your health for clout. You can throw your iron and co….

(CW: I do also post a lot of my spicy art there!).

Me, an extrovert: ."OMG HELLO NEW PERSON LETS BE FRIENDS!" . Me, an overthinker: ."NO OMG WHAT ARE YOU DOING YOU'RE LOOK LIKE A CREEP OR COME ON TOO STRONG AND THEY'RE GONNA THINK YOUR WEIRD AND. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.

Guess I’m back on Twitter? Not sure if it’ll be permanent but definitely will still be more active on the other place!. But yippee wahderg time continues!.

I know this account has been inactive for quite some time. I've stayed quiet for long enough, and taken the blame for other's actions for too long. My silence ends today.

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I will also be migrating my accounts to bsky, so keep an eye out for all of that as well.

Hi everyone, . Just letting you all know a bit of an update. Job hunt is still underway, been getting a few interviews but nothing sticking yet. Thankfully funds are sorted out and budgeting has kept me afloat. Love you all, and thank you to those who’ve stayed in touch 🧡🤍💙.

I’ll likely be stepping away from this account and social media in general for the time being. I love you all, and I hope to see you guys in the other side, but life is deciding to send me to an early grave and I’ll need to focus as much as I can to make it out.