Tales Of A Triple Threat

 Hi y'all! As you may know, it was recently (October 28th, if you're wondering) my birthday! I had a really fun day and I got a lot of cool stuff that I thought I'd show you guys. Just to be clear, I'm not trying to brag or anything. I'm very grateful for everything I got. I just thought it might be fun to show it to you guys.  The first thing I got is from my friends Hividah, Yokoshi and Louise. It's a pink headband. Since pink is one of my favorite colors and I do like wearing headbands, this was a great gift.  I particularly like the design on it, it's very cute.  They also gave me a ton of colored LED lights! I've always wanted colorful lights for my room  (and to decorate the house with at Christmas) but I've never actually had any so it was great to get some. I love all the pretty colors.  The last thing I got from them is this little flower hairpin. I think it has a super cute design and I love all of the colors. It's so cute!  The next gi

 Hello again, wonderful people of the blogosphere! Apologies for my absence-----school has been keeping me busy. Due to how many essays I've been writing, I wanted to do something fun and silly without just doing another tag, sooo....I present to you The Top Struggles Of Being A Fangirl.  Note that just because it says ''fangirl'' in the title doesn't mean these are exclusive to women. I just happen to be one and I needed an easy title, but I'm sure that these can also be applied to fanboys as well as anyone in the nonbinary/genderqueer/genderfluid spectrum. Also, just because you don't relate to all of these, it doesn't mean you're not a fan. With that being said, let's get to it, huh? #1: You Always Find Yourself Falling For Fictional Characters Now, I'll admit that I tend to fall for people I can't have, but being a massive fangirl certainly doesn't help that. There's definitely no shortage of talented, attractive people fo