[June Reflection] A month where I felt a little closer to everyone on the other side of the screen

How time flies; June is already coming to an end.

How has your month been?

In your daily life, there may have been moments where you felt a bit restless or tired.

For me, this June was a very warm month where I felt the distance between me and all of you who support me from the other side of the screen gradually shrinking.

I feel like I've gotten to know your kind personalities more deeply through the increased opportunities to interact via comments and other means.

This time, please let me talk a little bit about my precious reflections on June.

Saved by the words 'I'm a fan' that exceeded my expectations

This month, I wrote an article where I honestly expressed my feelings.

When I posted this article, I was a little nervous.

That's because there was a corner of my mind worried that my true-to-life words might become a burden to someone.

However, the reactions I received were far warmer than I had imagined.

“Actually, I’m a fan,” “I’m always saved by your articles.”

Reading each and every one of those words lined up on the screen filled me with genuine happiness.

Although I sometimes struggle to weave words while wearing myself down, it was a moment where I truly realized that so many people are receiving my words and supporting me.

I received a positive feeling of wanting to write even better articles to be there for everyone, and a great deal of energy for my future activities.

Supported by the 'thoughts' you reached out for

Also, this June was a time when I felt more deeply that the number of people directly supporting my words in the form of paid articles is increasing.

This month, I delivered the following three paid articles.

Thankfully, I was able to have a total of 19 copies of my articles purchased in June.

Having you pay to read my articles is something I never take for granted.

I have nothing but gratitude for your determination to read my words and for the support you've shown by taking money from your wallets.

With every purchase notification, I felt the warmth of those who always support me from the shadows. Thank you so much.

The distance that closes when we exchange words

In June, I also wrote several articles introducing people I love.

I wrote these introduction articles with the desire to 'convey the wonderful parts of this person through my own lens,' and after publishing them, I received very happy and warm responses from the people themselves.

I thought I was writing to support someone else, but I realized I was the one receiving so much happiness.

The feeling of getting to know someone's character deeply through words, and the sense that the distance between us is gradually closing.

I feel that these kinds of introduction articles can also serve as a charm for new encounters and discoveries for all of you readers.

That is why I plan to continue creating them regularly.

And furthermore, the other day, someone wrote a very thoughtful article introducing me.

As I read that piece, which was written after observing me down to the smallest detail and grasping the intent behind my words, my heart felt warm and touched.

It felt as if I had been given permission once again to believe that my existence has value to someone, even if just a little.

From July onwards, in this quiet place

June was a month where, through interactions in comments and articles, I felt the 'personality' and 'breath' of each and every one of you who supports me from very close by.

From July onwards, I will continue to do my best to deliver even better articles from this down-to-earth place, without being swayed by the standards of others.

And I would be happy if I could build a deeper and warmer relationship with you, who always supports me.

Thank you for your continued support.

It is because you are always watching over me that I can be myself in my own words.

If reading this article warmed your heart even a little, or if you feel like you want to continue walking this path together, it would encourage me if you could let me know by clicking 'Like' or 'Follow'.

See you in the next article.