It’s no secret that I’m a loner. I tell people this up front when they meet me, not to expect things. (By meet, I normally mean online, safely behind my PC)

Over the years my lonerism has gotten worse and worse. With that, I’m sure my gloomy nature is more than just that, but I haven’t seen a doctor so I won’t say I have anything wrong with me.

As to not make this a dreadfully long post, I’ll sum up that I went from outgoing, semi-fit to not caring what I eat, wear, look like (For the most part). I stopped being excited for anything that was outside the borders of my home. That is, until I found out about Pokemon Go.

I’ve recently downloaded it and the first few hours, I sat there, staring at my character and then glancing outside. Wanting to, but afraid to actually go. Today, I went. And I didn’t plan on going very far, there was a pokestop closeby and I thought that’d be a good start.

It felt so liberating to walk there, with a sense of purpose I’ve not felt in 10 years. (That’s how long I’ve been sitting at home)
I kept walking and went to two more pokestops. I only caught two pokemon but I loved every second of it. I smiled the entire way that I thought I’d share that with a bunch of people that I don’t know.

Maybe, perhaps, a few of you are also excited but afraid. Hopefully, you’ll take the same step I did. I promise you won’t regret it. (Unless you don’t look left ‘n right before crossing with your phone infront of your face.)

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It’s no secret that I’m a loner. I tell people this up front when they meet me, not to expect things. (By meet, I normally mean online, safely behind my PC)


Over the years my lonerism has gotten worse and worse. With that, I’m sure my gloomy nature is more than just that, but I haven’t seen a doctor so I won’t say I have anything wrong with me.


As to not make this a dreadfully long post, I’ll sum up that I went from outgoing, semi-fit to not caring what I eat, wear, look like (For the most part). I stopped being excited for anything that was outside the borders of my home. That is, until I found out about headphones.


I’ve recently bought chi-fi on Ali and the first few hours, I sat there, staring at my cheap tube amp and then glancing outside. Wanting to, but afraid to actually go. Today, I went. And I didn’t plan on going very far, there was a headphone store closeby and I thought that’d be a good start.


It felt so liberating to walk there, with a sense of purpose I’ve not felt in 10 years. (That’s how long I’ve been sitting at home) I kept walking and went to two more headphone stores. I only bought an SR60e but I loved every second of it. I smiled the entire way that I thought I’d share that with a bunch of people that I don’t know.


Maybe, perhaps, a few of you are also excited but afraid. Hopefully, you’ll take the same step I did. I promise you won’t regret it. (Unless you don’t look left ‘n right before crossing with your headphones on your head.)