[ANNOUNCEMENT]

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As you all noticed, as of December 2018, I have made most of my blog posts private for only me and my followers exclusively—meaning, unless I have a post set to public, no one can view and comment on that post anonymously. There had been severe cases of privacy invasion and infringement, and with most of my blog entries being personal, it was hard not to turn a blind eye on the situation. Unfortunately, to prevent more damage, I will remove some of my inactive followers as well. I will continue to post and create public content if I can, so if you want to view all of my previous and future private posts, you can contact me at tumblr: @morsaa-chii and let's talk.

ciao.

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