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             I always try to keep myself interested and while I had a whole narration planned out, I found myself wanting to try more things. Whenever that happens I try to listen to my gut, and my gut told me to break the narration. I’m happy with how it changes the pace a bit.

Also, I think that growing up in the 90s really shaped how I looked at reality. Everything is destiny, everything is a movie or a sitcom. Especially at that age when you’re trying to make sense of all the changes going on. Not saying it’s healthy, just an observation.

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Jascha Bull

Mr. B did say he wished he could grow up in the 90s, but I guess he can be glad he won't have to face the same kind of stark disillusionment of being a grown up and being faced all the post-existentialist talk all over the web these days. Though who knows if not having hope to begin with will be better (maybe not no hope whatsoever, I'm sure you and Mrs. E do what you can to make his future seem bright, but the world around him is doing less and less to hide its potentially bleak chaotic absurdity). I probably overthink these things, don't I?