ignika98
Porn writer and wife beater.
Despite being born in '98, I grew up in a third world country that was at least 10 years behind the west. So I experienced a weird mix of early 90s and early 2000s culture, aesthetics and media when I was very young. I also visited America quite often as a kid, basically once a year. So I wasn't absolutely clueless about what was "modern" back then. It was this weird mix of growing up around 90s stuff, knowing it was out of date but at the same time appreciating it cause it was all I had, and getting glimpses into the early 2000s every time I would visit America.
I think growing up between two decades of culture has made me interested in things both old and new. I feel nostalgia for old dial up modems and beige computers, but also for flip phones and mp3 players. I grew up playing the Nintendo GameCube, but I played Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask on it because those were the only games I had. Whenever I see old stuff, whether it's from the 90s or the 2000s, I feel a sense of nostalgia from the experiences I had as child, but also a sense of wonder from not being able to truly experience those decades.
I think growing up between two decades of culture has made me interested in things both old and new. I feel nostalgia for old dial up modems and beige computers, but also for flip phones and mp3 players. I grew up playing the Nintendo GameCube, but I played Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask on it because those were the only games I had. Whenever I see old stuff, whether it's from the 90s or the 2000s, I feel a sense of nostalgia from the experiences I had as child, but also a sense of wonder from not being able to truly experience those decades.
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