Nerd out
I know I’m late to this trend but I forgot, also it took some time to think of everything I enjoy and have a deep interest in. Honestly it made me really happy to think about how I have all of these things that make me so happy and how many friends I have gained from enjoying these things. A long time ago I was afraid to be myself and let other peoples opinions of the things I liked dictate what I liked but now I’ve grown out of that and I’m so much happier being myself. Sure I still get comments every now and then about how I’m too old to enjoy certain things or the things I like are cringey and weird but the enjoyment I get out of liking those things is worth way more than the negative comments. #nerdout #anime #fanfic #booktok #manhwa #dollcollector #videogames #tumblr #emo #fyp
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NOW THIS IS A REAL NERD OUT!!!