There should be a study done about how often people's inner monologues are in the first vs second person. I definitely call myself, "You," very often when I'm trying to encourage myself or chide myself, but I use "I," when I'm thinking about my emotions. When I actually talk to myself aloud, it's almost always "you."

Hate school dreams. Hate that all my school dreams are either covert nightmares (freak me out in the background even though the "me" in the dream doesn't care), or weird stealth missions.

People who rev your vehicles so loud that it can be heard five streets down: you're not cool. You're just annoying.

I got this self-help app where you get to raise a pet bird by achieving goals. And there are shops to get your bird cute clothes or to make their house nicer. I named my bird after the personification of my executive dysfunction that I invented a couple years ago. His name is Iggy (short for Igloo), and, as perhaps expected, he lives in an igloo. He's some sort of fantasy humanoid, like, vaguely elf? And he wears a puffy brown coat. I've tried to make my bird's outfit as close as possible. But I feel like Imma have to wait til December to get anything to make his house look ANYTHING like an igloo.

Lol I think a game just called me out for being up at 3:39 am playing it. It just told me, "It's very late right now, isn't it? You really should get some sleep soon. Your health is important. Good night *character name*," at a particularly meta section discussing how I can unravel the mystery. The in-game time was day, I think. Sooooo....

In related news, "Oh crap, wait, I don't even actually know how to dance," is like the perfect way to end a dating sim-adjacent visual novel.

Just had another Adversity Twins dream. It was really cozy.

Someone has written a fic turning Cody, Sierra, and Noah from Total Drama into Scott, Knives, and Ramona from Scott Pilgrim and I'm intrigued. And Sammy's LISA!
Lol update: she's not Lisa, she's Envy/Natalie. Oopsie XD

Total Drama World Tour spoilers
Okay so I just realized something that likely doesn't have significance but oddly resonates with me just because. In Cody's original audition tape for Total Drama Island, he says that his dad just doesn't get it and he's "going to be a superstar one day." And then, nearly three full seasons later, in "I'm Gonna Make It," wherein he is in the final three, he claims that, "I never thought I'd get this far. Let's face it, I'm no TV star." And just... the subtle shift and increase of humility that built up in him over all that time. Weirdly makes me want to tear up?