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Petal Storm

Watercolor On Black Cotton Paper

2025, 44"x 30"

Pink Cherry Blossoms, Sakura

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There's really such as beauty that you're in a Wonder Land. 🌷✨

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Graham Norton – “You’re just seeing 26 countries tonight. 37 in total entered the competition, so 11 got knocked out in the semi-finals. So if you’re not enjoying any of the songs tonight, just remember, there were worse.”

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!!!!!

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And that’s the spirit of Eurovision✨

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[415/547] — until we meet again, jungkook ♡

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[416/547] — until we meet again, jungkook ♡

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I'm sure I'm not the only one who was (or is!) proud of being a bookworm. When I was a kid/teen, I loved the fact that I'd get a dozen books for my birthday and have them all read inside of a week. I loved reading and I loved stories and everyone knew it.

It was a core part of how I constructed my identity, alongside being a Star Trek fan and being sarcastic. If you asked 15-year-old ao3cotd to describe herself, I'm positive being "a voracious reader" would probably be in the top 3 things I listed.

When I see that post about people on tiktok claiming that they only read 100K (or longer) fics, I just see it as the current version of "I got 12 books for my birthday and I read them all in a week." It's people who strongly identify as readers (specifically fanfic readers) bragging about their ability to read.

It doesn't feel like the prevailing opinion to me. It also doesn't feel like something that's necessarily true. Even people who love epic length stories will dip into shorter stuff now and again, just like people who prefer shorter stories will read something longer if the summary and tags look appealing to them.

All of this is just to say, don't worry too much about other people's preferences. You know what you like, and that's what's important.