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  1. Wandering in the Starlight @wanderinginthestarlight.wordpress.com@wanderinginthestarlight.wordpress.com ·

    The Path of a Writer

    For the longest time, I was hesitant to own, or even accept, that I had any talent in writing.

    I wanted to be one of the ‘cool kids’. I wanted to be a dancer, or a singer, like the cool popular ones. Writing was for the nerds, the silent ones, the ones no one wanted to hang out with… and I was very much all of these things as a kid.

    Having that little bud of talent in writing also meant I was subject to many injustices, for lack of a better word. In group projects, I was most often burdened with doing the bulk of the work while the others played around and did the bare minimum. I was almost always tasked with the report writing and documentation, which, after a while, if you know, gets a little tiring. Because you work with little to no recognition and rarely get to be in the spotlight, which I desperately wanted to be in. In those formative, impressionable years, that really did mean a lot.

    So, as it follows, I didn’t give much importance to my talent. In fact, I purposefully strayed away from it — a rejection, as though I was rejecting my own true nature. When people asked me what I was good at, writing was at the bottom of my list, or omitted altogether. When I turned to astrology, poring over birth charts, searching for the purpose or career charted out in the stars for me, a mention of writing and I would scoff, or sigh in disappointment.

    And thus, I let my pen rest for too long. In time I realised what a powerful gift it could be, how truly valuable it was in the real world. But by the time I returned, it had rusted.

    I truly felt like a fool who neglected her gift and allowed it to weaken. I am now catching up.

    Writing these days feels slow and effortful, as though after being suppressed for too long the words shy away from blooming out into the world. I myself know not how to undo all those years of turning away from it.

    And so, stumbling and messy, I keep on, searching for the fragments of light I lost.

    #blog #feelings #life #loner #regret #rejection #WanderingInTheStarlight #writer #writerSJourney #writing
  2. Wandering in the Starlight @wanderinginthestarlight.wordpress.com@wanderinginthestarlight.wordpress.com ·

    The Path of a Writer

    For the longest time, I was hesitant to own, or even accept, that I had any talent in writing.

    I wanted to be one of the ‘cool kids’. I wanted to be a dancer, or a singer, like the cool popular ones. Writing was for the nerds, the silent ones, the ones no one wanted to hang out with… and I was very much all of these things as a kid.

    Having that little bud of talent in writing also meant I was subject to many injustices, for lack of a better word. In group projects, I was most often burdened with doing the bulk of the work while the others played around and did the bare minimum. I was almost always tasked with the report writing and documentation, which, after a while, if you know, gets a little tiring. Because you work with little to no recognition and rarely get to be in the spotlight, which I desperately wanted to be in. In those formative, impressionable years, that really did mean a lot.

    So, as it follows, I didn’t give much importance to my talent. In fact, I purposefully strayed away from it — a rejection, as though I was rejecting my own true nature. When people asked me what I was good at, writing was at the bottom of my list, or omitted altogether. When I turned to astrology, poring over birth charts, searching for the purpose or career charted out in the stars for me, a mention of writing and I would scoff, or sigh in disappointment.

    And thus, I let my pen rest for too long. In time I realised what a powerful gift it could be, how truly valuable it was in the real world. But by the time I returned, it had rusted.

    I truly felt like a fool who neglected her gift and allowed it to weaken. I am now catching up.

    Writing these days feels slow and effortful, as though after being suppressed for too long the words shy away from blooming out into the world. I myself know not how to undo all those years of turning away from it.

    And so, stumbling and messy, I keep on, searching for the fragments of light I lost.

    #WanderingInTheStarlight #feelings #regret #blog #life #writing #writer #writerSJourney #rejection #loner
  3. Wandering in the Starlight @wanderinginthestarlight.wordpress.com@wanderinginthestarlight.wordpress.com ·

    The Path of a Writer

    For the longest time, I was hesitant to own, or even accept, that I had any talent in writing.

    I wanted to be one of the ‘cool kids’. I wanted to be a dancer, or a singer, like the cool popular ones. Writing was for the nerds, the silent ones, the ones no one wanted to hang out with… and I was very much all of these things as a kid.

    Having that little bud of talent in writing also meant I was subject to many injustices, for lack of a better word. In group projects, I was most often burdened with doing the bulk of the work while the others played around and did the bare minimum. I was almost always tasked with the report writing and documentation, which, after a while, if you know, gets a little tiring. Because you work with little to no recognition and rarely get to be in the spotlight, which I desperately wanted to be in. In those formative, impressionable years, that really did mean a lot.

    So, as it follows, I didn’t give much importance to my talent. In fact, I purposefully strayed away from it — a rejection, as though I was rejecting my own true nature. When people asked me what I was good at, writing was at the bottom of my list, or omitted altogether. When I turned to astrology, poring over birth charts, searching for the purpose or career charted out in the stars for me, a mention of writing and I would scoff, or sigh in disappointment.

    And thus, I let my pen rest for too long. In time I realised what a powerful gift it could be, how truly valuable it was in the real world. But by the time I returned, it had rusted.

    I truly felt like a fool who neglected her gift and allowed it to weaken. I am now catching up.

    Writing these days feels slow and effortful, as though after being suppressed for too long the words shy away from blooming out into the world. I myself know not how to undo all those years of turning away from it.

    And so, stumbling and messy, I keep on, searching for the fragments of light I lost.

    #blog #feelings #life #loner #regret #rejection #WanderingInTheStarlight #writer #writerSJourney #writing
  4. Wandering in the Starlight @wanderinginthestarlight.wordpress.com@wanderinginthestarlight.wordpress.com ·

    The Path of a Writer

    For the longest time, I was hesitant to own, or even accept, that I had any talent in writing.

    I wanted to be one of the ‘cool kids’. I wanted to be a dancer, or a singer, like the cool popular ones. Writing was for the nerds, the silent ones, the ones no one wanted to hang out with… and I was very much all of these things as a kid.

    Having that little bud of talent in writing also meant I was subject to many injustices, for lack of a better word. In group projects, I was most often burdened with doing the bulk of the work while the others played around and did the bare minimum. I was almost always tasked with the report writing and documentation, which, after a while, if you know, gets a little tiring. Because you work with little to no recognition and rarely get to be in the spotlight, which I desperately wanted to be in. In those formative, impressionable years, that really did mean a lot.

    So, as it follows, I didn’t give much importance to my talent. In fact, I purposefully strayed away from it — a rejection, as though I was rejecting my own true nature. When people asked me what I was good at, writing was at the bottom of my list, or omitted altogether. When I turned to astrology, poring over birth charts, searching for the purpose or career charted out in the stars for me, a mention of writing and I would scoff, or sigh in disappointment.

    And thus, I let my pen rest for too long. In time I realised what a powerful gift it could be, how truly valuable it was in the real world. But by the time I returned, it had rusted.

    I truly felt like a fool who neglected her gift and allowed it to weaken. I am now catching up.

    Writing these days feels slow and effortful, as though after being suppressed for too long the words shy away from blooming out into the world. I myself know not how to undo all those years of turning away from it.

    And so, stumbling and messy, I keep on, searching for the fragments of light I lost.

    #blog #feelings #life #loner #regret #rejection #WanderingInTheStarlight #writer #writerSJourney #writing
  5. Wandering in the Starlight @wanderinginthestarlight.wordpress.com@wanderinginthestarlight.wordpress.com ·

    The Path of a Writer

    For the longest time, I was hesitant to own, or even accept, that I had any talent in writing.

    I wanted to be one of the ‘cool kids’. I wanted to be a dancer, or a singer, like the cool popular ones. Writing was for the nerds, the silent ones, the ones no one wanted to hang out with… and I was very much all of these things as a kid.

    Having that little bud of talent in writing also meant I was subject to many injustices, for lack of a better word. In group projects, I was most often burdened with doing the bulk of the work while the others played around and did the bare minimum. I was almost always tasked with the report writing and documentation, which, after a while, if you know, gets a little tiring. Because you work with little to no recognition and rarely get to be in the spotlight, which I desperately wanted to be in. In those formative, impressionable years, that really did mean a lot.

    So, as it follows, I didn’t give much importance to my talent. In fact, I purposefully strayed away from it — a rejection, as though I was rejecting my own true nature. When people asked me what I was good at, writing was at the bottom of my list, or omitted altogether. When I turned to astrology, poring over birth charts, searching for the purpose or career charted out in the stars for me, a mention of writing and I would scoff, or sigh in disappointment.

    And thus, I let my pen rest for too long. In time I realised what a powerful gift it could be, how truly valuable it was in the real world. But by the time I returned, it had rusted.

    I truly felt like a fool who neglected her gift and allowed it to weaken. I am now catching up.

    Writing these days feels slow and effortful, as though after being suppressed for too long the words shy away from blooming out into the world. I myself know not how to undo all those years of turning away from it.

    And so, stumbling and messy, I keep on, searching for the fragments of light I lost.

    #blog #feelings #life #loner #regret #rejection #WanderingInTheStarlight #writer #writerSJourney #writing
  6. #TTRPG #Loner #soloRPG #Cthulhu

    A new book in the Loner Solo RPG line? Absolutely. It's Loner: Cthulhu! Strangely enough, sanity is what sets it apart from other Mythos games.

    grimtokens.garden/Thoughts/_da

  7. #TTRPG #Loner #soloRPG #Cthulhu

    A new book in the Loner Solo RPG line? Absolutely. It's Loner: Cthulhu! Strangely enough, sanity is what sets it apart from other Mythos games.

    grimtokens.garden/Thoughts/_da

  8. #TTRPG #Loner #soloRPG #Cthulhu

    A new book in the Loner Solo RPG line? Absolutely. It's Loner: Cthulhu! Strangely enough, sanity is what sets it apart from other Mythos games.

    grimtokens.garden/Thoughts/_da

  9. #TTRPG #Loner #soloRPG #Cthulhu

    A new book in the Loner Solo RPG line? Absolutely. It's Loner: Cthulhu! Strangely enough, sanity is what sets it apart from other Mythos games.

    grimtokens.garden/Thoughts/_da

  10. #TTRPG #Loner #soloRPG #Cthulhu

    A new book in the Loner Solo RPG line? Absolutely. It's Loner: Cthulhu! Strangely enough, sanity is what sets it apart from other Mythos games.

    grimtokens.garden/Thoughts/_da

  11. #TTRPG #WeirdHeroes #Loner #PrimetimeAdventures

    Let's get weird with it. There are a lot of things that you can do with a great setup, and *Weird Heroes of Public Access* is a great setup. But maybe the system isn't to your taste. There are options.

    grimtokens.garden/Thoughts/Twi

  12. #TTRPG #WeirdHeroes #Loner #PrimetimeAdventures

    Let's get weird with it. There are a lot of things that you can do with a great setup, and *Weird Heroes of Public Access* is a great setup. But maybe the system isn't to your taste. There are options.

    grimtokens.garden/Thoughts/Twi

  13. #TTRPG #WeirdHeroes #Loner #PrimetimeAdventures

    Let's get weird with it. There are a lot of things that you can do with a great setup, and *Weird Heroes of Public Access* is a great setup. But maybe the system isn't to your taste. There are options.

    grimtokens.garden/Thoughts/Twi

  14. #TTRPG #WeirdHeroes #Loner #PrimetimeAdventures

    Let's get weird with it. There are a lot of things that you can do with a great setup, and *Weird Heroes of Public Access* is a great setup. But maybe the system isn't to your taste. There are options.

    grimtokens.garden/Thoughts/Twi

  15. #TTRPG #WeirdHeroes #Loner #PrimetimeAdventures

    Let's get weird with it. There are a lot of things that you can do with a great setup, and *Weird Heroes of Public Access* is a great setup. But maybe the system isn't to your taste. There are options.

    grimtokens.garden/Thoughts/Twi

  16. #SoloRPG #Accessibility #TTRPG #Loner

    Check out how rules-light systems like Loner offer a seamless, low-barrier entry point for visually impaired players to dive into the world of solo and classic RPG adventuring.

    grimtokens.garden/Thoughts/Sol

  17. #SoloRPG #Accessibility #TTRPG #Loner

    Check out how rules-light systems like Loner offer a seamless, low-barrier entry point for visually impaired players to dive into the world of solo and classic RPG adventuring.

    grimtokens.garden/Thoughts/Sol

  18. #SoloRPG #Accessibility #TTRPG #Loner

    Check out how rules-light systems like Loner offer a seamless, low-barrier entry point for visually impaired players to dive into the world of solo and classic RPG adventuring.

    grimtokens.garden/Thoughts/Sol

  19. #SoloRPG #Accessibility #TTRPG #Loner

    Check out how rules-light systems like Loner offer a seamless, low-barrier entry point for visually impaired players to dive into the world of solo and classic RPG adventuring.

    grimtokens.garden/Thoughts/Sol

  20. #SoloRPG #Accessibility #TTRPG #Loner

    Check out how rules-light systems like Loner offer a seamless, low-barrier entry point for visually impaired players to dive into the world of solo and classic RPG adventuring.

    grimtokens.garden/Thoughts/Sol

  21. Det är faktiskt lite svårt att förstå varför Vänsterpartiets ledning föreslog sänkt partiskatt. Principen att företrädare ska betala in en rejäl del av den lön de får genom sina uppdrag är väl förankrad i partiet och något de flesta medlemmar är stolta över.

    https://blog.zaramis.se/2026/04/20/vansterpartiet-och-partiskatten/
  22. Ännu en gång visar LO:s årliga rapport Makteliten att direktörernas löner fortsätter att dra ifrån alla andra. Och ännu en gång spelar de fackliga ledningarna lika förvånade som vanligt.

    https://blog.zaramis.se/2026/01/28/klyftorna-okar-igen/
  23. Ännu en gång visar LO:s årliga rapport Makteliten att direktörernas löner fortsätter att dra ifrån alla andra. Och ännu en gång spelar de fackliga ledningarna lika förvånade som vanligt.

    https://blog.zaramis.se/2026/01/28/klyftorna-okar-igen/
  24. 🤔🧐🤠🤓🥸😎💁‍♀️*If you have no close family or friends to rely on, here are 6 hard questions you need to ask yourself (not about them—about you)👉

    #Loner

    If you have no close family or friends to rely on, here are 6 hard questions you need to ask yourself (not about them—about you)
    geediting.com/gen-bt-if-you-ha

  25. 🤔🧐🤠🤓🥸😎💁‍♀️*If you have no close family or friends to rely on, here are 6 hard questions you need to ask yourself (not about them—about you)👉

    #Loner

    If you have no close family or friends to rely on, here are 6 hard questions you need to ask yourself (not about them—about you)
    geediting.com/gen-bt-if-you-ha

  26. I boosted this before, but want to reboost this post, because Xmas can be hard for a lot of reasons. Sometimes it's good to know there's someone willing to listen. #JoinIn #SitTogether

    From: Petra van Cronenburg @NatureMC

    Are you #alone on Christmas? Do you feel #lonely and need some people to #chat? Subscribe to the hashtag # JoinIn (I made a space to avoid spamming it).
    It is for connecting people who want to chat with anybody or want to share something these days. Often you find people with an open ear but also people who need some consolation or just distraction.

    A less known tag is # SitTogether

    #isolation #loner #loneliness #selfCare #mentalHealth #worries

  27. I boosted this before, but want to reboost this post, because Xmas can be hard for a lot of reasons. Sometimes it's good to know there's someone willing to listen. #JoinIn #SitTogether

    From: Petra van Cronenburg @NatureMC

    Are you #alone on Christmas? Do you feel #lonely and need some people to #chat? Subscribe to the hashtag # JoinIn (I made a space to avoid spamming it).
    It is for connecting people who want to chat with anybody or want to share something these days. Often you find people with an open ear but also people who need some consolation or just distraction.

    A less known tag is # SitTogether

    #isolation #loner #loneliness #selfCare #mentalHealth #worries

  28. I boosted this before, but want to reboost this post, because Xmas can be hard for a lot of reasons. Sometimes it's good to know there's someone willing to listen. #JoinIn #SitTogether

    From: Petra van Cronenburg @NatureMC

    Are you #alone on Christmas? Do you feel #lonely and need some people to #chat? Subscribe to the hashtag # JoinIn (I made a space to avoid spamming it).
    It is for connecting people who want to chat with anybody or want to share something these days. Often you find people with an open ear but also people who need some consolation or just distraction.

    A less known tag is # SitTogether

    #isolation #loner #loneliness #selfCare #mentalHealth #worries

  29. I boosted this before, but want to reboost this post, because Xmas can be hard for a lot of reasons. Sometimes it's good to know there's someone willing to listen. #JoinIn #SitTogether

    From: Petra van Cronenburg @NatureMC

    Are you #alone on Christmas? Do you feel #lonely and need some people to #chat? Subscribe to the hashtag # JoinIn (I made a space to avoid spamming it).
    It is for connecting people who want to chat with anybody or want to share something these days. Often you find people with an open ear but also people who need some consolation or just distraction.

    A less known tag is # SitTogether

    #isolation #loner #loneliness #selfCare #mentalHealth #worries