KatonRyu

I'll always love this particular one:

I prefer ordinary ones. I do have an electric shaver I'm using right now out of necessity, and it works fine, but as soon as I can go back to regular razors I will. It's just more versatile and causes less irritation for me.

Stray. It's not the lengthiest game out there, nor is it particularly hard, but spending a few hours with a virtual cat is always fun.

Petrichor, probably. I also love cut grass.

I have actually written and self-published a fantasy novel, and I'm planning on starting the sequel this year. Mostly, though, I just write fanfiction, some of which are easily novel-length. I just like writing adventures with lots of fluffy shipping moments but usually also world-ending stakes at some point. I also enjoy hurt/comfort oneshots with fluff afterward. As you can probably tell, fiction is my thing. I love reading non-fiction, but I don't think I'd like to write it.

I don't have any. I'm fine being employed by the small software company I work for today. I don't want to have a management or leadership function and I don't care about making way more money. My goal is essentially to live comfortably and do what I want, and I've already reached that goal.

For writing style, primarily J.K. Rowling and K.A. Applegate, considering Harry Potter and Animorphs are some of my favorite books. Also Paul van Loon, though people who aren't Dutch or Flemish likely won't know him. He writes children's books, and one of his main series (De Griezelbus) has a writer as the main antagonist, and writing and telling stories is a very central theme of the series. Some of the stories were also scary enough that they still make me shiver, which very few horror stories can do anymore. I also take a lot of inspiration from Tolkien's world-building and linguistics, though obviously I'm nowhere near his level in either of those things. Beyond that, I take inspiration from just about everything I like in some way, so that would take too long to list.

Don't like it at all, actually, but I do it anyway since I enjoy being alive and healthy.

Jazz, to this day. I can't listen to it. It literally makes me physically ill. EDIT: Typo

Star Trek (and I don't care to, as the setting doesn't interest me much) Stranger Things (I still need to watch that some day) The entire MCU (Can't be bothered with it, really.)

If I like a band a lot, I'll likely listen to a new album they put out in its entirety at least once. From then on, though, I tend to just replay the songs I like best.

I like the game, but I suck at it and can't really be bothered to improve. I watch analyses of famous games from time to time, though, when the almighty algorithm happens to recommend one.