Welcome to my digital hoard.
I used to hoard ideas for some imagined future where I'd have time to do them justice.
That future never arrived. So I stopped waiting and started building. This site is the result.
Projects that became obsessions. Rabbit holes worth falling into. Stories that refused to stay in my head.
You'll find literary analysis, fiction projects, hyperfixations turned into essays. Some will bore you. Some might not.
This is a collection, not a thesis. If my name were Alexander, this would be my library.
Why the name?
Part of me just loves to laugh and part of me looked around at this hyper online, hyper sexualized modern world and decided the only way to survive it was to name it something that winks back.
That is why this lives under the banner OnlyFangirling.
Because… we are only fangirling about hyperfixations (✿◕‿◕)♡
Obsessions, spirals, deep dives, the good kind of brain rot. Nothing more. Nothing less. (≧◡≦) ♡
I am not good at taking photographs, so I credit, adapt, and work with the tools of the moment. Where that leads is still unfolding.
Still no rejection from Black Library's 2025 open submissions? My personal update on the 500-word "Clash" entry featuring Urien Rakarth & Fabius Bile. Waiting since March 2025 – here's what happened (and why I'm holding the story).
Deep dive into CGP Grey’s “Rules for Rulers” applied to 2026 Dutch coalitions, EU fragmentation, global chokeholds. Obsessive brain rot ahead ♡
Learn how to make a simple thyme drink for cough relief and turn it into homemade thyme cough syrup using basic kitchen supplies. A practical guide to herbal respiratory support.
How do the films Coherence (2013) and Decoherence (2015) use quantum theory to explore identity? We explain the science of superposition, the Schrödinger's cat paradox, and the scary side of parallel realities.
Discover the F1 2026 changes in this guide to nimble cars, 50/50 power units, and the end of DRS. Explore the new regulations, teams like Audi & Cadillac, and driver drama.
A personal January 2026 wrap up on launching my blog, entering a Prime Rhythm Creation Phase, and moving from drafts to publishing. Reflections on creative momentum, prime number planning, and building in public.
Discover Prime Rhythm: a creative planning method inspired by prime numbers (2, 3, 5, 7, 11) and nature's irregular heartbeat.
Pinel Frees the Mad | Meaning and History of Tony Robert Fleury’s Painting
Formula 1 is back, folks, and the 2026 season just kicked off with a bang in Detroit. Yee-ha.
An accessible introduction to a new way of understanding music theory through spatial thinking, piano shapes, and intuitive harmony instead of abstract rules.
Een toegankelijke introductie tot een nieuwe manier van denken over muziektheorie via ruimtelijk inzicht, pianovormen en intuïtieve harmonie.
Last Sunday, I went to see Hamnet with my boyfriend, and I was absolutely blown away.
A personal movie haul inspired by a coffee date and a thrift shop hunt. Physical media still matters in a streaming world.
An analysis of The Death of Stalin, exploring its satire of power, fear, and political systems, and why the film feels disturbingly familiar.
The colored glow sticks in James Ward Byrkit’s 2013 film represent a futile attempt to impose order on quantum chaos. int.
From Plato’s Cave in "The Matrix" to the ethics of "Life is Beautiful." We review six films that don’t just tell a story—they challenge your reality, consciousness, and sense of meaning.
A detailed review of The Broken Girls by Simone St James, exploring its gothic boarding school setting, dual timelines, trauma, and haunting atmosphere.
An in-depth review of My Dark Vanessa by Kate Elizabeth Russell. Why the novel is such a difficult read, how it pulls readers into a dark psychological spiral, and why its discomfort is essential to its power.
Lord of the Flies is a classic novel often read for its themes of civilization and savagery. This review looks at the book through a personal lens, focusing on the painful loss of innocence as children descend into fear and violence.
A personal essay on The Education of Little Tree, exploring grief, grandparents, nature, and loss, alongside historical context and controversy surrounding the book.
A classic tomahawk steak, pan seared and butter basted with garlic and sage, finished with a quick Metaxa flambé.
A well cooked steak with slow carbs and salt is not indulgence. It is maintenance.
A personal food story about cooking with Metaxa, from a family mussel sauce to flambéed tomahawk steak and nostalgic flavor.
Bold cowboy tomahawk steak flambéed with Metaxa, served with grilled corn and charred romaine.
Easy gluten free enchiladas with corn and mango chutney. A sweet and spicy Mexican Monday dinner with soft tortillas and a clean, fresh finish.
ADHD friendly celiac-safe coffee recipe with protein and healthy fats for focus without the crash.
Sweet Potato Mash with Soft Eggs and Bacon | Comfort Breakfast Recipe
Creamy gluten free tiramisu cheesecake with espresso, Disaronno, mascarpone, and MonChou on a buttery cookie crust. A rich small batch dessert.
A simple 10 by 10 clickable PDF that turns one big goal into one hundred small actions. Useful for content creators and writers who want clear, steady progress without complex apps.
BHA vs AHA explained: how these exfoliating acids differ, how they work, and which skin concerns each one actually targets.
Salicylic acid beyond acne: how this oil-soluble exfoliant clears pores on scalp, body, and problem areas when used correctly.
On December 5, 2025, much of the Northern Hemisphere witnessed the Cold Moon supermoon. It was the final supermoon of the year and one of 2025’s brightest full moons, appearing larger and more luminous than usual.
In witchcraft, some of the most enduring practices rely on the simplest materials. Cinnamon and salt are two such ingredients. Ordinary in the kitchen, potent in ritual.
The winter solstice on December 21 marks the longest night and the return of light. Across cultures, it is a moment of pause, release, and intention, honouring endings while choosing what will be carried into the coming cycle.
How to Master Chaturanga to Upward Dog (Full Transition Guide)
A practical guided meditation bundle for yoga teachers.
A ten minute practice designed for use in yoga classes.
Nervous about your first yoga class? Don't worry about the tight pants. We cover everything you need to know, from studio etiquette and borrowing mats to understanding "Savasana."
Beyond Quenya and Sindarin lies "Fonwegian." We explore the obscure conlang from Tolkien's 1931 lecture, A Secret Vice, and what it reveals about his philosophy of world-building.
The trees of Oxford are more than landscape. They tell a story about time, foresight, and responsibility that stretches across centuries. In the grounds of Oxford colleges, ancient oaks were planted not for the planters themselves, but for future generations.
A reflective look at the real stakes of AI, inspired by Nick Bostrom’s Superintelligence, exploring indifference, risk, and what it means to use AI responsibly.