Halberd

Hated it. Very boring. Even college was. Going to trade school was much more interesting, because I actually did things that helped me learn actually skills.

I'm worrying about things that are unlikely to happen. I certainly know better. My brain's other side does not.

I was in a relationship. We weren't happy with each other like we thought we would be. We constantly argued and wallowed in each other's toxic feelings. No matter how much we "loved" each other (if one could even call it that), our hate for each other was much stronger. I still sometimes miss her...but then I remember why we broke up. As of yet, I still haven't felt bothered to enter another relationship, or even try to make myself open to them.

I used to work out, however over the years I've slowed down with it. My physique was at its best when I was a swimmer in high school and college. But I've never really had an issue with gaining too much weight. In fact, I have the problem of losing weight and not being able to keep it up. So it's the opposite.

Just watched the first episode of Netflix's Castlevania. It has over-the-top gore and violence like an 80's anime, except it's competently produced.

If we're talking about infatuation, I did when I was really young (single digits). There were a few. Got over that quickly, though. It's difficult for me to "fall in love" with a real person these days, let alone a fictional character. I've been burned enough times to know otherwise.