This was something that was kind of brought up by fandom but it’s very interesting when a lot of men who’s favorite character is a strong independent female can’t handle one in real life. It’s just kind of ironic that they all like the idea of a strong woman but can’t actually handle a real one.

I have talked about this in another blog but I started my tarot journey years ago, and only recently during the start of the pandemic picked it back up, and started picking it back up and studying it again. So, on that journey I also picked up wanting to work with Oracle as well. I currently have 9 oracle decks, and 3 tarot, though I only count 2 as the third one I don’t use, but we will talk about that later. I don’t feel like I need or want anymore tarot decks, but I do have more oracle decks on my Wishlist.

There are too many John and Jane Doe cases out there, and so many of them have so little information. It really is heartbreaking because they were human and shouldn’t have to be buried in a grave without their names, being unknown to the world. I am really passionate about John and Jane Does getting their identities back, I think it is important.

This actually came up a few times for me in the last few months, most recently with my friend from high school about her nephew, and especially with the ending scene in Strike Back the second part of the season finale of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. (Note this post will contain spoilers for season 4 of Miraculous.) Mostly with the comments from the fandom about it, and their lack of understanding what it really meant. This subject so to speak is really one I have been thinking about for at least a few years consciously, it’s just when you get a lot of fake apologies you start to figure out what it should be.

It’s fascinating how close we are to death and killers daily, and we never know until later if we find out at all. How close do we come to death on a regular bases? Who knows, especially when it is sometimes easier to see if someone is fucked up online and not in real life. I think those people probably hold their masks tighter in public but don’t worry about a slipping online.