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My favorite singer’s birthday is in two days. Calling her just my "favorite" doesn't cut it—she means more to me than most people could ever wrap their heads around. It’s hard to put into words how much she’s shaped my life. Ever since I heard her first track and saw her name, everything changed. Music became my entire purpose; I live for those moments when I can just sit and listen to her. She’s the muse behind the stories I write, the calm in my storm, and the bedrock of my existence. I have other artists I like, sure, but nobody compares to her. My room is basically a shrine of her photos, CDs, tapes, and vinyl. To put it simply: I am head over heels in love with her.😳
Like I said, her birthday is coming up in two days. Since she means the world to me, this day is huge. It needs to be celebrated. A few weeks ago, I hit my one-year anniversary of being a fan—the exact date I heard her music for the first time. I spent that whole day locked in my room, sipping champagne and looking at her pictures while her discography played on loop. So, how do I celebrate this upcoming day? How can I make it special?
Note: I don't have anyone nearby to share this with. None of my friends listen to her, and they wouldn't get what I feel anyway, even though I've never actually seen her live. What do you suggest? I need something more than just sitting in my room listening to her all day, because that's exactly what I did for my one-year anniversary. What should I do?
Like I said, her birthday is coming up in two days. Since she means the world to me, this day is huge. It needs to be celebrated. A few weeks ago, I hit my one-year anniversary of being a fan—the exact date I heard her music for the first time. I spent that whole day locked in my room, sipping champagne and looking at her pictures while her discography played on loop. So, how do I celebrate this upcoming day? How can I make it special?
Note: I don't have anyone nearby to share this with. None of my friends listen to her, and they wouldn't get what I feel anyway, even though I've never actually seen her live. What do you suggest? I need something more than just sitting in my room listening to her all day, because that's exactly what I did for my one-year anniversary. What should I do?