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Gaming is a Sisyphean Task: Lamenting the Backlog Problem
We are, without a doubt, living through the best time in history to be a gamer, but is it too much of a good thing? I am, of course, referring to the backlog problem. There are too many games to play and not enough time to play them all. At the same time, more and… — read more
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The Blood of Dawnwalker: A Review
This post contains spoilers for The Blood of Dawnwalker. I cannot overemphasize how much I believe The Blood of Dawnwalker, from the moment it was announced, was a game that I’ve been waiting my entire life to play. It’s almost unheard of that I play a new release video game and it perfectly captures my… — read more
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I just can’t quit Animal Crossing: New Horizons
In May 2020, my digital life took up residence on an island in the middle of a vast sea, only accessible by seaplane. I took out a loan from a suspicious raccoon who also handed me the responsibility of building up the island to be inhabitable. The island would have to eventually accommodate 10 residents,… — read more
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On Weed Addiction
The first time I smoked weed and got high I was 15 years old. I was with three friends at a public park in broad daylight, laughing in awe at the shape-shifting playground set in front of us. I remember laughing so hard that my face hurt and my abs were sore. The playground looked to… — read more
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The Pointlessness of Being Desired by Strangers on the Internet
In this blog post, I write about my own personal experiences, and only speak for myself. This post is not intended to disparage anybody for being a content creator on TikTok, OnlyFans or any other platform. These are just my own thoughts on my own experiences. For a while, I was a TikTok Live streamer.… — read more
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on radical acceptance
Since starting travel work in April, I have been eating like shit. I have been driving a lot and staying with a friend and so I’ve been eating a lot of fast food, ordering a lot of fried food on DoorDash, and not prepping my own lunches and dinners. At this point I’m starting to… — read more
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Why I don’t do wearable tech anymore
Wearable tech has run its course. For a long time I was tracking my steps and holding myself to this imaginary standard of health and fitness grounded in the dogma that is 10,000 daily steps. I was making sure that all my circles were closed by the end of the day, sometimes to my own… — read more