35 [M4F] BC Canada/Online - Keep me company while I pack for my trip.

How do "normal" people relate to or understand someone who has faced monumental hurdles due to mental health? I have always strove to be normal, but it has been a roller coaster getting to where I am today. I’ve hopefully overcome the last major hurdle by addressing a new diagnosis and adding to my monthly prescriptions. I am proud of my commitment to seeking help and bettering myself; I finally feel like my brain is firing on all cylinders. Because of this, I have a deep appreciation for others who refuse to ignore their problems and instead actively seek ways to address them.

The sun and I don't really get along, so don't expect many "outdoorsy" invites from me. I get my daily fill of walking by going to Starbucks or eating out because I am in my "can't be fucked-cooking" era, despite being good at it.

While my career has been good to me, the corporate dream is wearing thin. Every day, the delusion of pivoting into voice acting feels a little less insane.

I live alone, no kids, and no family. Whether they’re dead or we're no contact, it makes my holidays peaceful. I’m currently at a bit of a crossroads and have been applying for jobs abroad. If you happen to love where you live, sell me on it.

I game (multiplayer stuff mostly), hang out with friends, and watch anime, shows, or movies like anyone else. Singing and boxing are probably the only eye-raising outliers for hobbies of mine. If any of that resonates, tell me what we have in common or what specifically made you reach out.

Voice to prove I'm not a robot: https://voca.ro/19ZsQ8rpadkc