Tom Marvolo Riddle

//It has slowly dawned on me that many of those who I knew on here are gone. Some simply have left, been bullied to the point they leave. Some have sadly passed away like @MasterJediMara someone who I’ll never forget. I’ve watched so many people come and go. Like life itself friendships can be fleeting.

//I’ve learned to let negative energy pass through me like wind through leaves. We won’t always see eye to eye, and that’s not a flaw; it’s the very beauty of being human. Individuality isn’t just acceptable; it’s essential. It’s what keeps creativity alive and fandoms vibrant. If I share something I’m passionate about—whether it moves you or not—your choice is simple: keep scrolling, unfollow, or block. I’ve reached a point where I no longer have the patience or the energy to entertain toxicity. Life is too short, and my timeline is my own sanctuary. What drives me is pure, unfiltered love for George Lucas’s Star Wars—the entire saga shaped under his vision, from the original trilogy through every film, series, and story that carried his spirit. That passion is mine to express. Sometimes that expression includes AI-generated images. I know it’s a charged topic right now, but for those who can commission official artists, wonderful. For the rest of us—those without teams, budgets, or studios—we create with the tools we have. AI isn’t a shortcut; it’s a democratizing brush in the hands of everyday dreamers. I use it honestly, openly, and with joy. If you disagree, that’s fine. If you agree, that’s even better. But if your only contribution is bitterness or cruelty, I’d rather not share space with you—neither on my timeline nor in my life. I’ve built something meaningful here, and I’m endlessly grateful for the genuine friendships, the thoughtful conversations, and the supporters who celebrate creativity in all its forms. To every one of you who chooses kindness and curiosity: thank you. You’re the reason this corner of the internet still feels like home.

//Please… just stop. Stop bullying one another. How many of us were bullied as children? In the schoolyard, in the hallways, behind the lockers? That quiet, crushing ache is burned into our memories: the powerlessness, the shame, the way it taught us to shrink ourselves just to survive the day. It was hell then, and it’s hell now—only the battlefield has moved online. I see it every day: grown adults tearing into each other with the same cruelty we once endured. The difference? We’re no longer powerless kids. We have voices. We have choice. So why do we choose to become the very thing that once broke us? What does it accomplish? Nothing that lasts. No one “wins.” No idea is defeated. No heart is healed. All that happens is another scar on someone who’s already carrying too many. We replicate the pain we swore we’d never inflict. We can do better. We “must” do better. If the kid you once were could see you right now—typing those words, hitting send—would they be proud? Or would they feel that familiar sting all over again? Break the cycle. Choose kindness instead. It costs nothing and heals everything. The internet doesn’t have to be another schoolyard. It can be the safe space we all once prayed for. Let’s build that place—together. #StopBullying

Delusion can surprisingly motivate you.

//This will be a long read. As I have a lot to say. . . Greetings ladies and gentlemen, I come to talk with you now. As I have been thinking about something…. New. What I mean is revealing a bit more of myself. The man behind this account. One that I’ve lived with since 2010 I believe. When I first began. I didn’t understand social media, I didn’t understand much of any of it. At the time I felt privacy was something I would want. So I decided to take on a persona. A character and I only thought of one. Which is my favourite character that was ever created that being Luke Skywalker. It was never a struggle. It was always joy. Even though I may have encountered a few people on my journey who attempted to discourage me. I persevered, since my passion and my love for Star Wars was more important. I made some incredible friends here. Grown up in so many ways. But with that growth comes something else. That those who are my friends, those who follow, they will like me for the person behind this account. Not just the face and persona of a hero. One that I of course wish to continue. But also show me. The real me. So with that said, I wish to reveal more of the real me. To those who think I mislead, I apologise as I was frankly scared. As I have been online with this persona for so long. So I wish to reveal me. Over the next little while I shall share with you stuff like my real name, my real birthday and finally my real face. I can only hope you like me for who I really am.

//Exciting news, everyone! I’ve just launched a brand-new account on X called The Storyteller – my ultimate playground for unleashing boundless creativity! 🚀 If you know me, you know storytelling is my absolute passion, and this space lets me dive headfirst into endless worlds without any limits. Get ready for epic tales spanning sci-fi adventures through distant galaxies, spine-chilling horror that keeps you up at night, enchanting fantasy realms filled with magic and myth, heart-fluttering romances, hilarious comedies, and so much more. It’s a multiverse of stories waiting to unfold! If you’re craving fresh, immersive narratives or just want to chat with the writer behind the words (not just a character), hit that follow button and join the journey. Let’s create some magic together – who’s in? 📖✨

//I am trying something new with this @MentorStarborn set in the Starfield Universe, my aim is to write many stories often in a journal type format. As the main character Toren Blake starts out as a simple miner from the World Vectera to becoming this Hero and being known as a Starborn. Those who are interested feel free to follow. Those who already know me. Know how detailed and descriptive I can be at storytelling. So this will very much continue in that same way. #Starfield #Bethesda