Where I’ve been...
Hi. I would like to start this off by saying I am sorry for being gone for two years. It might be too late, but I figured you guys deserved some closure.
Honestly, I don’t know why I’m writing this because I highly doubt anyone is going to come back around like “Gee whatever happened to that anonymous blogger I read back in 2015″ but like I said, I just checked the inbox for this blog after hacking back into this account and there are a lot of things I never answered lol.
My surgery was good. I am tumor free and very happy. University is going well, and to absolutely nobody’s surprise, I am majoring in English. Sometimes I tell people about the semi-popular blog I used to run as a teenager as a sort of ice breaker. I have wonderful friends and mentors who care about me and have helped me develop my writing beyond what the little 17 year old girl who started this blog could ever have dared to dream. I literally won an award last week for a stage play I wrote for a class!
Anyways, I thought of a funny post that I wanted to find on my main kpop blog (which I also haven’t touched in years) when I suddenly remembered this blog and I just felt so compelled to go back and read it. I don’t think you guys know this, but at the time I was running this blog, I didn’t have any real life friends. Well, actually, I did, but they were terrible. I was so unhappy in my regular life that I often turned to fantasy to bring myself happiness, and one day my friends in my tumblr chat convinced me to make it into a blog. So I did. And then the universe gave me the wonderful gift that was all of you.
I would not be where I am today without you guys. I don’t think I can stress this fact enough. I would never have been bold enough to submit my writing to contests or read my poetry in front of audiences if you guys hadn’t been my test run. You supported me through my saddest days and cheered me on through writer’s block, personal issues, and hiatuses. Even years later, I have messages in this inbox asking about me as a person, not just my writing. Even reading some of the messages I replied to on here is making me grin like an idiot almost three years later (Chillnon, if you’re still out there, I love you homie).
Now, to cut to the chase: I think my days of fangirling may be over. To be fair, I’m turning 21 next month, I am going into my junior year of university, and I’m going to be the director of multicultural life on my campus next year so I don’t think I will have time to sleep, let alone write. However, I will leave this blog up so that I can you guys can always come back and read it. Or if you’re a new reader, you can chill too. I don’t want to ever forget this blog or the community that we built in our weird little corner of the internet.
Okay, its 2am, I have class at 9, and I am crying a little bit, so I think this is where I sign off.
Until next time,
H (jokes on you, still not gonna post my real name sorryyyyyy)

















