I know the title might seem obvious, but I really mean it.

I hadn't realized how much vrchat and having VR impacted me until my VR headset broke. I know many people hop on to escape the loneliness of covid, or even just every day. I also know a fair share of souls who have hung up their headsets to pursue their goals in life. I respect that entirely, and I root for those people. But if you have a vr headset, if your awkward and lame like me, if you want change in some way (that vrc may offer help with) you owe it to yourself to push outside your comfort zone.

A riveting thought I had recently reminded me of this. I was staring at a mirror as the story often goes, my vr headset has long been out of commission, but I started dancing to the tunes going off in the background...

That might sound like nothing, but as someone who has always been too awkward to talk, too awkward too move, I've always been afraid of being judged, but in that moment I wanted to connect with others, move my arms and enjoy my skin. This wasn't something I had before vrchat. I'm excited to one day go back into vrchat, but for now I'm thankful what I could take into my every day life.