My name is Anakonda (she/he/they) and I love reading and writing.

My stories:

- Everything | l.s. [finished]

You may find me in the comments of One Direction Fanfictions

The "I'm not like other girls" trend is weird, because, hell, all of us girls are not like the stereotype! Everyone is different! And if someone is like the stereotype, so what? That's perfectly fine, as long as people don't try to press us into roles. I am who I am and that's okay.

Pretending to have Depression or any other kind of mental illness in order to get attention isn't only selfish, it's also harmful to those that actually have a mental illness. They are going to wonder whether their experience is true or not and whether they don't just think they have depression because they want attention.

It is important to show mental illnesses in the right way in stories. Eating disorders don't just go away, when the one you love decides, to feed you more. Depression doesn't just go away after you've found someone you love. 

Love is love. People who haven't realised that in 2021 live under a rock. Who cares if you love a man, woman, non-binary Person or however else people decide to identify? It is not other people's business who you or me love.

Other Languages and people should get more inclusive. English already has for example the pronouns "they/them" for non-binary people, but German for example (my native language) doesn't really have these pronouns. I think we should all help make people feel more included.

If a celebrity says something racist or does any other kind of harmful thing, don't feel scared to tell them that what they are doing is wrong. Even if you're actually a fan of them. Celebrities are not perfect. They are just normal people with an abnormal job. They will only be able to better themselves and their views if someone tells them how and why.

Stay safe, wear masks and treat people with kindness.

xx Anakonda