I'm some odd fellow from France who likes drawing, listening to music, collecting various rocks and trinkets, playing video games and watching various types of videos! I'm the guy behind this little internet place who I like to customize with all sorts of stuff I'm still learning about.
My biggest hyperfixations right now are: Tyler, The Creator - Joost Klein - ROBLOX (Forsaken) - My OC story - Technoblade - Minecraft - Portal 2 - Kirby
Tyler, The Creator's entire discography has been a huge fixation of mine ever since January 2024. I first listened to IGOR and stayed hooked on it for a month or two. I then went on to Wolf, Flower Boy, Cherry Bomb and CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST. I only got to Bastard and Goblin in mid-late 2024. I like all of the albums equally, but if there was one I'd have to recommend the most, I think it'd have to be IGOR due to the structure of a story within the songs and the amazing production of all the tracks. Listening to it for the first time was a crazy experience for me. But for each person I'd recommend a different album on different criterias. If you want a more chill album with some great production as well I recommend Flower Boy, having Tyler's biggest track to date: "See You Again".
I think I learned about Neocities in 2024. I gave it a try with an old website which I didn't end up following with and I abandoned it a while later (as my brain likes to do since it can't keep itself focused on one thing for too long sometimes). But this time, I'm giving it a real try and I'm going to work on this until I find it fits me! (Which is... unlikely, since I change a lot and I'm still growing) I'm satisfied with the layout so far and I'm playing around with things. I don't really pressure myself to work on this all the time, I do it whenever I feel like it.
I learned CSS and HTML from Toyhouse, an OC storage website that acts a bit like social media where you can trade, make and draw your or other people's characters. I learned using premade codes and eventually making my own CSS with basic knowledge, for myself and some other people. I, for some reason, don't get bored when I code (despite the many errors and mistakes that stop me from coding for a few minutes until I google one thing and I find out it was very easy to fix).
To some people's surprise (honestly I don't blame them), I really like stuff related to history and I'm very curious and open to learn more! I know more about 20th century military history (WW1, WW2, the Cold War) but I'm open to learning anything. I was learning about the Napoleonic Wars and the Irish War of Independence a few months ago (which I need to get back on track...) I'm an aspiring History, Geography & Moral and Civic Education teacher (because those 3 subjects are put into one in my country), though that path could change of course and nothing is set in stone.
The people who I'd like to thank for making me big into history are: my History teacher from when I was 10, and my History teacher from when I was 13 and 14. These people were awesome and I really liked their personalities and methods of teaching. Some of these methods I retain to this day and will never let go of in that subject.
I've been learning English since I was 7, but I didn't become bilingual only due to school, but also by the fact I've seen English media since I was young. I used to put my Nintendo Switch's system on English and, since I memorized all the stuff in Splatoon 2 at that time (I loved Splatoon so much), I'd play and be able to understand most of the dialogue. I watched a few English videos with French subtitles as well.