Glam

General

Some of my favorite games include Cry of Fear, Roblox, Resident Evil, and Silent Hill. I really enjoy darker, atmospheric games, but I also have fun with anything that’s unique or immersive.

One of my personal goals is to learn how to play the banjo someday. I think it’s such a beautiful and unique instrument, and I’d love to explore music as a new way to express myself.

I also have a big fascination with hammerhead sharks. Their unique head shape isn’t just for looks it gives them amazing 360 degree vision and helps them detect prey buried under the sand with incredible accuracy. The great hammerhead shark (Sphyrna mokarran) is the largest of the species, growing up to 6 meters (20 feet) long! They’re powerful and elegant creatures, and I find them absolutely fascinating.

And yes dinosaurs! I’ve always been curious about prehistoric creatures. It’s amazing to imagine how life on Earth was millions of years ago. I love learning about them, especially the big, iconic ones like the Spinosaurio, but even the lesser-known ones are super interesting to me.

Music

I also have a soft spot for early 2000s music the kind of songs that bring a wave of nostalgia and make you feel calm, like everything’s okay, even just for a moment. Whether it’s soft rock, old-school pop, or mellow electronic tracks, that era had a special sound that still helps me unwind and escape for a while.

Movies

I’ve always had a deep love for horror movies.

There’s something about the tension, the atmosphere, and the way horror explores human fear that I find incredibly fascinating. I don’t just watch horror for the jump scares I enjoy the psychological layers, the raw emotions, and the way these films often reflect deeper truths about society, survival, and the unknown.

One of my all-time favorite horror films is Cannibal Holocaust. I know it’s a controversial and intense movie, but that’s exactly what makes it so powerful. It doesn’t hold back, and its raw, found-footage style creates a disturbing realism that sticks with you long after watching. It’s not just about shock value it challenges the viewer, blurs the line between fiction and reality, and makes a strong statement about media, violence, and exploitation. It’s a horror film that dares to go further, and that’s something I really admire.

For me, horror isn’t just a genre it’s an experience. Whether it’s psychological, supernatural, or brutal and visceral like Cannibal Holocaust, I appreciate how horror can push boundaries and leave a lasting impact. I’m always open to discovering more films that capture that same energy.

Television

I don't watch television

Books

I’ve read many books in my life, but one of my absolute favorites has to be Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton.

There’s just something magical about how it combines science, adventure, and danger in such a thrilling and believable way. The book goes far beyond the movie it dives deep into the ethical questions of cloning and genetic engineering, and the consequences of humans trying to control nature. It made me think, imagine, and even fear what could happen if science pushed just a little too far.

What I love most about Jurassic Park is how alive it feels. Crichton’s writing pulls you into a world where dinosaurs walk the Earth again, but not in a fantasy way it feels real, logical, and terrifyingly possible. The way he explains the science behind it makes it both exciting and believable, and that just adds to the tension and thrill of the story.

Reading this book made me fall even more in love with dinosaurs and science fiction. It’s one of those stories that stays with you, not just for the action or suspense, but for the ideas it leaves in your mind. It’s a perfect mix of imagination and intellect, and I’ll never get tired of revisiting that world.

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