Hiya!
Have you ever pondered who you really are? Are you your thoughts? Your feelings? Are you a mosaiac of who other people think you are? Are you just a lump of slime in a muscle suit? So have I! This page isn't about that though, lol. That'd be a heavy one! No, this is just a basic "about me"-page.
I'm a 20-ish years old person from Sweden, who goes by Frode (like the danish king - it means "wise") online, but responds to most things that begin with an F. Some of my personal highlights are Fang, Frog and frag grenade. My irl friends that speak english tend to call me Fragz or Frodo, lol. As we say in Sweden - a beloved child has many names! If you have to choose, call me Frode or Fang, though.
I'm pretty chronically online, but in a fun way, I'd like to think. If you wanna see what kinda content i consume you should check my tumblr out. Fair warning though, I'm an adult who likes gore and horror - viewer discression adviced! I'm also really shit at tagging, so yeah. If you don't mind nsfw/bloody content, go right ahead, though!
Other than hanging out online I love rpgs - especially vtm - drawing and embroidery. I used to be an avid reader, and am getting back into it, albeit slowly. I also love working in my garden, though I unfortunately kinda missed that this year, to my disdain.
If I'm not at home you can usually find me out on a long walk (usually with an unsuspecting participant that didn't catch the memo that a "walk" doesn't indicate we're going somewhere walkable), working at some festival or at a nice student café or library. Oh, or with my family, ofc! I do love my apartment, though, so that's usually your best bet. Probably playing the sims or minecraft, tbh.
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The largest toad found commonly in Europe, the Bufo Bufo species can grow up to 20cm in length with a rotund body. Active mostly at night, this toad will walk about slowly, sometimes making short jumps, in search of insects, worms and other invertebrates. This makes it of great help to farmers. At the end of autumn it buries itself in the soil where it remains until good weather arrives again.