Wowza, a blog!



 

I have never had a proper blog before! Isn't this exciting. \o/

         I suppose this is where I should introduce my self a bit.

        Hello, Hi! My name is Alexis, I am 24, She/They/He. I am a queer and nonbinary artist and writer. 

My likes include

  • Fashion
  • Witchcraft
  • Art and Writing
  • Cats (particularly my cat)
  • Spring (is the best season)
  • Queer Culture and Queer happiness
Some of my favorite series/movies/games include

  • Life is Strange
  • Xenoblade Chronicles 
  • Sims 4
  • Baldur's Gate 3 (Hello fruity vampires and big tree man)
  • Song of the Lioness - Tamora Pierce 
  • Bridgerton 
  • NCIS
  • Criminal Minds
  • Jujutsu Kaisen
Some of my favorite Music Artists are

  • Hozier (duh, I am gay)
  • Florence Welch
  • Paris Paloma 
  • Fallout Boy
  • Bad Omens
  • Waterparks
  • Melanie Martinez 
  • Autoheart

 I think that's enough for now! Toodles


 









 

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