About
This website has been a long time of planning, loving, and training myself to be able to do the kind of work I’ve always wanted to do. It started with blogs as a kid, turned into a vintage-loving website as I learned to delve into the world of thrifting, and other iterations of the same type of business. Everything that Armida Warrior is has been created through a lot of trial and error, and a lot of failing, over and over and over again.
After all of that failure, my brain started to click into how to do the type of career I’ve always wanted. That’s where this place comes in. I’ve always wanted a way to be able to create poetry, horror stories, music, and all of that as art that would be easy to sell, on top of more ‘bloggish’ fare. This includes articles of food, home decor, and ways to learn how to treat yourself as well as you deserve… or better.
Everything Armida Warrior is stems from my necessity to be able to do all of the arts.
For a while, I thought I needed to choose one thing and stick to that one thing. My soul didn’t like that much. Instead, doing that spread me far, far too thin. Trying to produce one type of art wasn’t in my nature. Then, I had the thought that maybe I should use one genre of arts to support and bring forth the rest of them. That meant that my mind was fixating on one of them, and only using the other arts when I felt the need to. This also disgruntled my easily distracted brain.
I found that the only way to allow myself to be free with all of the arts was to practice all of the arts. Armida Warrior has become
the breeding ground to show everything. My work, to me, is a menagerie of dreams.
I want to do everything, and doing everything has shown me how lucky I am to be able to do everything, and the growth it takes in oneself and dedication it takes in oneself to be able to do and practice what my entirety of self wants to practice.
So, rather than having a YouTube channel or a TikTok, I’ve resorted to what many people might think of as ‘primitive’: a website filled with articles that can, and hopefully will, free my mind enough for me to be able to do everything I want to do.
Work is released every single day, no matter what genre it is. As long as I’m working, my mind can cycle through each and every art, creating when it needs to create and what it needs to create. My love for all of the arts can be shown here, on Armida Warrior.
I hope you grow to love this place as much as I do.