Neocities.org
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saddleblasters
10 months ago
There's definitely plenty in it to like for Neocities people. It's a lot of fun to flip through, even if I find it a little obnoxious sometimes
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this is absolutely my favorite site on neocities. every time i come back and make an update, this is the first place i come to. i hope you never stop writing here. and if you do, then i hope i can continue to learn about your experiences some other way.
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saddleblasters
10 months ago
thank you so much! i'll try my best to never stop writing, though i'm sure the frequency with which i post on here will continue to be sporadic, unfortunately
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My friend Balckwell's novel is now free! A lot of what you might have read on my website started out as conversations with him. If you've enjoyed any of my writing, then please take a look at his! https://balckwell.itch.io/only-in-dreams
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siqu
12 months ago
Seems like after awhile all the "first times" get locked behind long grinds -- "first times" are "successive" in a way, a trail of continuity -- and it's hard to see if they even exist anymore, or if they're worth the effort, and if it's too late anyway. When you find a "successive" path, maybe it makes an opposing vortex against the infinite. One could hope all scattered dots connect and unlock such paths, maybe
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saddleblasters
12 months ago
@siqu Normally I don't think it matters all that much and I can just focus on whatever I've been working on lately, but sometimes looking at my life as a whole, I get sad about "first times" that have been lost, even if like you said they're not really worth the effort anymore. There's so many!
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thank you for commenting on my post about studies! i added your comments to the end of the post!
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angelsaremathematical
1 year ago
i also got sucked into reading your essays. very interesting read. you have a great website. you are cool
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"Deep knowledge is never full knowledge, yet it contains many times the burden that one has happily and willingly half-knowing" - this is a sentence i'll carry with me now, somewhere in the back of my head. i hope i take it to heart!