I was going to write a blog post about my first few days of my second placement, but I forgot.
I then wanted to write a post about how I wished that life had an RPG aspect to it, so you could measure how good you are at stuff just by looking at your stats, but something else has come up which is, to me at least, more important.
I've been thinking for a while now, and I'm wondering about killing some stuff from my life, either forever or just for the time being.
The first part is the CLICvlog project. I'm in two minds with this, as it feels like there's no point continuing with it. It was only there as a means for me to pass my second year in university. Now, a year later, it just seems kind of pointless to continue. I don't have as much time as I dod to continue with it, and it seems that all it brings now is just shit.
So, for at least the time being, CLICvlogger is no more. And if I can't find any reason to revive it, CLICvlogger is dead.
The other thing, which might not be as immediate as the demise of CLICvlogger, is that I'm considering either deactivating my social media accounts, or only using them as a means of private communication with people who I usually talk to.
Oh, and on a Wicid point of view, I've decided that I'm no longer an editorial team member. Again, many reasons, none that I'll share here. But on the eve of my fourth anniversary of being involved with Clic, I've sent an email saying I'm no longer going to be part of Wicid's editorial.
There are many reasons why I've been thinking this. Reasons, reasons, reasons. The main one is that I just don't care about it all anymore. Facebook's just a pool of people who just try to convince themselves that they are whatever they delude themselves to be. Most of Twitter just seems filled with attention seekers and men faking kindness just to get attention from women.
But yeah, this is what has been going through my mind these past few weeks. Some thing needs to be changed, whether it's small or large. I'm not completely sure if these will work, but it doesn't matter, that's life, eh?
- FIN you, I won't do what you tell me.
