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There are so many I love! Definitely Breath of the Wild for epic exploration, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for some chaotic racing fun, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate for when friends come over. I’ve also been really into Animal Crossing: New Horizons lately—there’s something so satisfying about building your island. Oh, and Hollow Knight if you like a tough, atmospheric indie game.

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I’ve been using a FiiO M6 for a while, and I really like it for its sound quality and compact design. I usually load it up with FLAC and MP3 files, and it handles playlists really well. One thing that’s helped me a lot is using DumpMedia Any Music Converter to convert tracks into compatible formats before putting them on the player—it makes the whole library much easier to manage. I love having a little device dedicated just to music—it’s nice not having to mess with my phone all the time. Curious to hear if anyone else uses converters like this or has found neat tricks for organizing their MP3 players!

What food/fruit would you use to describe your favorite character from MLP? If I had to pick, I’d say Twilight Sparkle is like blueberries. Smart, thoughtful, and a little scholarly, she has a fresh, subtle sweetness that matches the calm wisdom blueberries give.

Popcorn is a classic for a reason; the smell alone feels like part of the whole movie-going ritual. I think I’d go for something sweet to balance it out, like chocolate-covered raisins or peanut M&Ms. The mix of salty and sweet is unbeatable.

If I imagine myself as a person, I’d say the most awkward household chore would probably be cleaning the bathroom. It’s one of those tasks that feels necessary but never pleasant — lots of bending into weird corners, dealing with soap scum, and the eternal battle with the shower drain. Plus, no matter how thorough you are, it never feels like it stays clean for long. But!! If I were Twilight Sparkle, you could just cast a little sparkly spell and—poof!—the floor would shine, the bathroom would sparkle, and the laundry would fold itself. No mop, no sponge, not even a vacuum needed.

When I was 14, life looked very different. I was caught between childhood and the first hints of adulthood. My world revolved around school, friends, and discovering things I was passionate about, even if I didn’t recognize them as passions yet. I spent more time worrying about fitting in than standing out. My sense of independence was just beginning — riding bikes farther from home, staying up too late, exploring music and books that felt like mine instead of my parents’. Looking back, it was a mix of awkwardness, curiosity, and possibility — the raw draft of who I’d later become.

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