Haruki Murakami wrote: "Maugham wrote: 'Every razor has its own philosophy.' I suppose he meant that no matter how insignificant an act may seem, if you keep at it day after day, something resembling objective knowledge will eventually emerge from it." I wholeheartedly agree with Murakami. So, as a writer, or perhaps as someone with amnesia, writing down personal bits and pieces about my amnesia and publishing them publicly might be considered somewhat unconventional. Perhaps it comes from a tendency to overthink: someone who wants to put things into words in order to seek and recover their memories, who wants to reason and speculate about who they were before losing their memory based on all sorts of tiny details, has to sit down and record it, one word at a time, in an essay like this.
*All pairings are possible. The main fandoms are Haikyuu!! and Boukyaku Battery, though characters from other manga may make guest appearances.
*The protagonist has amnesia from the start. This is a story about her piecing together her past and exploring who she is.
*The pairing is undecided. The childhood friend was chosen by drawing lots with the author's friend.
*The author is unreliable about finishing stories and updates whenever. Enter at your own risk.
Theme: Reflections on life
Super beautiful, looking forward to the update 🤩🤩🤩