User:Chchcheckit

Chchcheckit
"what we do is not secret,
it is in fact visible and stupid"

— Wikipedian  —
Born	(2003-09-18) September 18, 2003 (age 20)
Pronouns	she/her/they??
Time zone	Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
Current time	15:38
Sexuality	Asexual
Personality type	Neurodivergent (ADHD/ASD)
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First edit	July 13, 2021
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This user has written 4 good articles on Wikipedia. This user spends WAY too much time on Wikipedia and really needs to get off the computer... after one more edit.

"Beware the opinions of a kid right out of college." —Brent DiCrezenco, Pitchfork, 2013^[1]

Hello, I am Chchcheckit, an "editorial anarchist" and complete f##king idiot. I named myself after the Beastie Boys song, I never actually listened to it until me writing this and it's not my thing. "Lmao". Moral compass still in development, probably in pre-alpha development or something. I have ADHD and am on the Autistic Spectrum, meaning conversation and relationships is hard (okay, to be fair, the latter wasn't just because of that....). Wikipedia is basically my preferred coping mechanism with reality.

I find regret interesting.^[2] There are things I was ignorant to that I have since reckoned with. There will be more things I shall soon reckon with. I know that I know nothing. Dunning–Kruger effect. You only succeed through failing and you will never know if you don't ask

The connection you have with music is always, ineffably greater than any score or person/s can dictate. when people get angry/mad at critics it proves that they have power, because you wouldn’t care if they didn’t “affect” you. Do you crave validation and groupthink? I used to worry about that too but at some point you realise that an aggregate number on a screen means nothing in the face of love. Stop finding reasons to hate people who don’t affect you or others in a fundamentally negative way and constantly tear them apart—gore style like limb from limb. I still have biases and tastes, and you probably do too. I try to challenge them and I know I should do more. It doesn’t matter if we know or we don’t but the worst thing you can do is be ignorant or blind to your actions and limitations. Accepting that you may fail is the first step to being content with yourself, because failure is normal and learning.

you don’t know what you have until it’s gone.