I ditched work for gay superheroes.
So this is becoming a journal, which is fine because I have exactly one follower. (Hi! Please don't unfollow me. This isn't Taylor-related, but your like made me feel less alone and insane.)
Long story short: I spent some time in London and ended up in a pretty rough situation. Like... really rough. So, naturally, I made a web series. (It made sense at the time.) Against all logic, this chaotic, amateur train wreck got me onto a filmmakers' lab back home.
Fast-forward to 2026. That lab led me to a very cool room with a very cool woman. She's producing a TV adaptation of a book series. The concept art covered the walls. She talked about it with so much passion. I fell in love with the project on the spot.
She had already cast the actors, so I told her I was a marketer. Then I went home and Googled "what's a marketer?".
I'm now the marketer. (Amongst other things.) It doesn't pay, but it's an incredible opportunity, and I genuinely love it.
Which brings me to today.
I was supposed to be at my friend's house, (she has a laptop) editing an investor video for the show. Instead, I blow-dried my hair, started crying halfway through, cancelled, got into bed, listened to a gay superhero audiobook, and played Minecraft. Which is wildly unlike me. If July 2025 Me heard about this, she'd hang me with my large intestine.
(im not scared of her)
I've made a plan...
•Finish my TV series, I.D.U., instead of hiding behind different short film scripts. It's intimidating because it matters. That's exactly why I need to do it.
• Cut together an acting showreel from student films, shorts, and my own projects. Send it to agents. If I want to play “H” one day, I have to actually be an actress. I'm not letting what happened in London decide my career for me.
• Go to the pub more. See my friends. Let people in again. Revolutionary concept!
•If I leave a date feeling worse than I went into it - I leave him.
• Find an editor for TBBB. It's the first film I've made that isn't about trauma or about how I'm totally getting over my trauma. It's a love letter to musicians, and it deserves a proper edit and a proper score.
I want to feel like I'm moving in a direction I chose. I think that's the missing piece. Gotta take the reigns back.













