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I'm trying to find a pride festival in my local area, usually it can be pretty big in the most populated towns. Right now I'm just checking in on dates to see when I can do, I know for a fact that its gonna be fun.

I hope you take a good amount of time off, I've seen plenty of good photos from you relating to travelling and it seems like something you truly enjoy. Perhaps maybe do more of this often, maybe find something good in the wildlife and take a good photo of it. That memory will truly last for years, and once you get older, you'll look back on it and remember the amazing time of your life.

If there's only one thing I truly love the most rather than rambling about my modding and nerdy tech nonsense, then its going out in the hot sunny weather, looking at true nature amongst going to many different places.

Traveling is the best example of that feeling. I spent 13 hours going to and from some far away town. When I got back I could barely remember leaving. It felt like I had been away from my town for a week or more. I saw more in that one trip than I would have in a few days of normal traveling. It's refreshing to get out to a new place, perhaps just purely because it feels like a longer break than anything else.

And that's what you should do more often, walking into the peaceful open air is the best feeling. It also takes your mind off things too, even if you're having a stressful day.

> Are you gonna be taking a break for a few months or so, you looking for any great opportunities in your spare time?
Definitely! I am going to try 1000km of walking throughout the entire summer, I want to go to every local tree planting, and I want to visit every festival. My freedom is quickly running out. Soon I have to get a job so I might as well live this summer to its fullest.

If I ever go out into the woods at some point, then I'll be happy to show off my findings to you. I've got a good camera for taking photos and (hopefully) a steady hand and good timing.

Sweet. I'm looking forward to meeting some people along the way, a pride festival sounds like a fun trip to me. Tbf I don't exactly know what cities will have a massive festival, mostly it would be London or any other place that has a huge population.

> I'm trying to find a pride festival in my local area, usually it can be pretty big in the most populated towns.
Funnily enough our pride parade is exactly one month after pride month. I want to see about going. I've never been to it but now I suppose I'm more interested in learning about everything.

Its fun to learn about different cultures and freedom, we couldn't go to one a few years ago due to the increasing rise of the pandemic in our country. Thankfully, everybody has settled in and has moved on into the open again. Right now, I'm currently doing research into when an event is on, and I sure will hopefully share some photos once its over.

I'm sure gonna enjoy myself. If you're going to a pride event, please, take some amazing photos. I'd be glad to see em.

I still haven't gotten a new phone so hopefully a DSi camera will suffice lol. I don't expect there to be much at the parade (city of 423000 but most of the people come from countries where homosexuality and such is frowned upon) but hey, maybe I'll see a friend or two, or better yet maybe make a friend.

Yeah, its pretty unfortunate to see rights not being appreciated in other countries, I hope we all can live in peace and respect for one another regardless of sexuality. I sure hope you make an amazing friend too, I'm hoping to see some people as well.

Despite not being at college because of an unnerving struggle that I'm currently in atm to get back in, especially with my parents right now who are quite ill, then it sounds like the perfect opportunity.

You should travel to France and take a photo of a fence, that could be a good composition I think

France sounds fun, I've been willing to go to Japan probably next year maybe.

There's just something good about Japan. The food, the shear amount of thrift stores, anime, cafes, tech, and everything.

That doesn't sound good, have you been dealing with this for a very long time? If so, then I'm sorry to hear that from your experience.

lmao no not really, I just know that the culture is xenophobic and from seeing some niche japanese communities I know how closed off they are to americans lol. Though perhaps they're only a small sample.