It’s a start.

This is my first proper blog that I’ve made. I did have a thread over on Prey’s World (go have a look and join, they’re a nice bunch) for a few years until the folder was retired and I was left homeless with nowhere to moan about the world or get things off my chest. This blog is going to be largely about my life, the people in it, where it’s been and where it’s going. As it’s a blog rather than a dedicated thread on a forum I may venture into posting more varied things than I once did, just for an experiment and see what kind of shape this is going to take.

To reiterate what I’ve said in the “About” section, I’m a young guy in his early twenties living not far from Glasgow in Scotland. Right now I’m single, jobless after leaving college, and lacking a plan for the future. Things could be better, things could be worse. What I write here is largely for myself, a place to vent and perhaps look back on further down the line, though I do keep in mind that other people can read this and so try to make it more legible and without the inaccessibility of when I write solely for myself.

I’ll be using nicknames for the people featured, as well as a history of who they are to me and how we met. I’ll tag those posts appropriately so a “cast of characters” is available to those who want to know. Apologies to those who have read it all before, but hey, a new (and maybe even bigger) audience! I’ll see about getting the biographies out of the way with their own dedicated entries, not sure how I’ll do it yet. For the most part this blog is going to be text, rather than pictures, it’ll keep the place tidy and means I won’t have reaction face images all over the place. And this will probably be the politest post there’ll be, because I use fuck as a piece of punctuation, amongst most other naughty language. I accept that I may end up offending some, but where I’m from it’s colloquial language, part of informal talk amongst equals. While typically seen as the strongest swear word in the English language, even “cunt” can be used affectionately in Scotland.

I plan on updating fairly often, so check in regularly! And feel free to comment, I welcome them, and will attempt to reply promptly.

Hope you enjoy reading,

Johny.