Constant Headlines, Constant Distraction

Instagram died so fast, it’s actually crazy. I used to check it every couple of days, sometimes after a week or two, and now I barely even log in at all. That sucks because Instagram was where everything happened for me for a long time, but corporate greed really took over. If you were not advertising or paying into the machine in some way, your visibility basically became zero. On top of that, there is so much pressure to constantly post, keep up with every new trend, and always create something fresh that something creative can start feeling like a chore. It slowly sucks the passion out of it, so this year I really stepped back.

I noticed that in 2025 I was still pretty active on my blog, but in 2026 I started feeling like, what can I possibly say that is actually going to get through to people when we are living through such difficult times? Even with that, I have still been very observant of everything happening around me and the energy surrounding it all. I still do my own readings and charm readings, just privately at home now. I do want to share again someday. I am not saying I never will.

It is just that there is so much happening all at once. I feel like I should at least keep some kind of log of everything because after all of this is said and done, people forget so quickly. Every day there is another headline, another distraction, another thing being pushed in front of you. Two months later, people barely remember what was exposed, passed, or quietly slipped through. It feels like we are constantly being overwhelmed so we stop paying attention, and honestly, sometimes I think that is done on purpose.

I mean, think about it guys. Did we all forgot about those big cylinders under the pyramids, and are we also just going to let the fact that our education system has been gutted slide by too? These are the kinds of things that used to be discussed and dissected by the media for weeks, not disappear after a day or two of it breaking. Now everything moves so fast that nothing fully settles in people’s minds before the next thing comes crashing through. It almost feels like the perfect way to slowly dismantle something massive while everyone is too distracted to notice it happening in real time.

Maybe we should all keep a log of this shit because wtf!