The Rabbit Hole Has Wi-Fi

Looking for My 6ft Tattooed Man

I took a little doomscrolling break before continuing my reading...

And I laughed my ass off at this one:

"How do you expect to get a boyfriend if you never go out?"

"I'm waiting for a 6-foot-tall, tattooed man to break into my house and claim me."

I mean, after all the shit I went through in that stupid game, Call of Dragons, I can totally imagine something like that happening in real life as well.

I mean, if the universe wants to give me something, it will find a way—even if I am sitting in the madhouse where I probably belong.

In Call of Dragons, I just wanted to escape reality for a little while.

Instead...

I found myself.

Sounds like a pretty good deal.

So I am done wasting my time chasing things.

What is meant to be mine will be mine—even if I am living alone in a cabin in the woods without Wi-Fi.

But the rabbit hole has Wi-Fi anyway.

So that tattooed guy will find me eventually, whether I want him to or not.

Maybe I should write a story about that as well.

I think I am slowly getting somewhere with this play.

Freedom.

The illusion of emotional regulation.

The rabbit hole.

I have a mostly developed character.

I think today I should set myself a goal because this is something I can actually finish with consistency and willpower.

With my bull-headed nature.

A deadline will probably help as well.

I just wish I had someone to hold me accountable.

By the end of today, I want to know who all of my characters are—except for the main character.

I want to dedicate an entire day to her because I need to understand her completely.

Her motivations.

Her desires.

Everything.

That shouldn't be rushed.

But the mother, the husband, the boss, and the new friend shouldn't be such a problem.

An ambitious plan...

But a doable one.

And I also want to finish this chapter of the book today.

That is another 77 pages.

Yeah...

Ambitious plans, considering it is already 1:35 p.m. and I still have other things to do today.

Sooo...

Let's see what I can cook today.