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origin childhood · 2008–15
who was i before anyone told me who to be?
you were curious and quiet, happiest making something on your own and then showing it to the people you loved.
youtubefirst like, 2012
a video on how film title sequences are made, watched long past bedtime.
spotifyfirst save, 2013
the first song you ever saved is still in your library.
emergence teenage years · 2016–19
what did i start caring about on my own?
music and making became the way you understood yourself, and the way you found your first real friends.
spotify2016
the playlists you made for friends outnumber the ones you made for yourself.
instagram2018
your first posts are other people’s shows, shot from the front row.
self-creation leaving home · 2020–22
who did i become once i was on my own?
away from home, you started choosing your own rhythms, your own people, and the things you would never give up.
pinterest2020
a board for your first place, mostly warm light and secondhand chairs.
reddit2021
the local threads you joined became where you found your people.
convergence a turning point · 2023
when did the separate parts of me start to meet?
in one season, the work you loved, the people around you, and the way you spent your days all began pointing the same way.
becoming finding your voice · 2024–25
how am i changing right now?
you are worrying less about how things look to others and trusting more of what feels true to you.
instagram2024
fewer posts and longer captions, with more of your own words.
tiktok2025
you started talking to the camera instead of filming around yourself.
recognition today · 2025–now
what has stayed with me the whole time?
the curious kid who made things to share is still here, only now you are teaching others to do the same.
linkedinlatest post
you wrote about why you make things in public, and people shared it.
chatgptthis month
your questions keep circling back to how to teach what you know.
transcendence what’s next
where is this all leading?
everything so far seems to point toward making things that help people feel more understood.