23, guy, you can call me Ambosie. I don't know why I picked that profile name, it's just the first thing that came to me. I'm regretting picking it. From the United States, east coast. Currently reside in the southwest.
I write, essays to poetry to fiction. Maybe I'll post some if I can get over cringing at everything I write.
I read a lot, and I will read anything out of curiosity. I wish I could say I had unique tastes in authors, but I don't. My current favorites are Cormac McCarthy, David Foster Wallace (even though he was a massive dick and has a annoying fanbase), Dostoevsky, and Sylvia Plath.
I really enjoy movies, mostly old and foreign ones. I honestly like any genre of movies. My controversial cinema opinion is that Tarantino is technically competent but his movies suck. Inglorious Bastards was ok at least.
Honestly I like anything esoteric, obscure and bizarre (not gore or anything like that though) i like going on old websites and looking at how internet culture has evolved and shaped us.
My cringiest interest is definitely video games, some anime and manga. I'm very picky about what manga I like, I mostly enjoy short, one short manga. I don't like manga or shows that go on forever unless they clearly have a reason too. I play a wide variety of stuff, I like multiplayer games where you can just bullshit with people. I don't like most shooters.
Im definitely forgetting stuff but this is already way to long.
I have had multiple incidents in my life that probably contributed to me wanted to kill myself.
But the truth is I wanted to kill myself before before anything bad even happened in my life. I first tried in 4th grade, there was no reason, I just felt like life was pointless. I felt nothing from life, the little nihilistic shit I was. I don't think I'm even nihilistic, i think life is great and worth it for other people, just not for me.
Nothing came of it and decided to live out life to see if it gets any better. To see if I would feel different. I never did. Everything just feels the same, it all feels endless, like I've been living the same day forever, never changing.
Almost a decade ago I picked twenty-five to be the age I decide to finish what I started.