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Noticing.
27 Jun 2026 06:32 by
🩵AKITA ROMERO🩷
Been looking through my old artworks (partially to delete some with bad memories attached, yes there are bad memories from the past here...) and storms were my old drawings bad, and I highly dislike the old me, but she was far more experimental than me in present. Far more free and creative. Didn't care what others thought. A poet too... I don't want her back, I really don't, she was horrible, terribly annoying. But oh was she the dreamer, the young creative, the experimental running on dreams and emotions....
Now... where has that gone? Ah, to the old times of much foolishness, and youth....
Goodness..... Well. That was something.
🩵AKITA ROMERO🩷
- 29 Jun 2026 15:57
Reply to C:\Users\WoliW>setx /M Status "Neutral":
Yes that's true... it usually is better to navigate after knowing.. and recognizing it is important in growth. Ig it was kinda a weird moment when I made this that night. I had a lot of thinking I suppose, where it makes things complicated in the headspace. But I was horribly immature and naive back then, kinda terrible at people. But I was free in a sense, making things without cares, Ig? Sorry... I do hold a lot of negativity in mind, and that can lead to this. You're very right though!
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C:\Users\WoliW>setx /M Status "Neutral"
- 29 Jun 2026 15:47
I agree with the sentiment, although I don't usually look back on myself in the past in a bad light (usually, but not always). But the bad parts of ourselves are just as important in our growth as the good parts! I used to be such an annoying person to deal with, but isn't recognizing that important in growing out of it? Isn't it easier to navigate the fog once you've mapped some of it out?