My happy place is C, but I also really like UX/UI stuff, worked a bit with Flutter for a project at my old uni, and I also do a bit of webdev, but usually without frameworks like React, Vue, or whatever is popular nowadays usually stick to HTML/CSS and JS, but I like learning new things.

I love art, I'm not exactly sure what it is, but I love it. Now I'm not very good at making art, I can draw a bit, but I'm not at a professional level. But that doesn't mean I don't want to do it
it's better to do something badly, instead of not doing anything at all.

Anyways did I mention I love art, all of it, there's a bunch of stuff I still haven't tried, or have, but it's so long ago that it feels new, some of the stuff I want to have a go at include painting, sculpting, filmmaking, making games, clothing, and more, I could honestly go on.

I don't mean the material, although I guess film is materially interesting. No I mean movies, I love movies, I spend a lot of time watching movies. Every morning, and every night I put on a movie (or an episode of a series), I might not watch the whole thing in one sitting, but my brain does this thing where it automatically remembers stuff, so even if I only really watch a quarter of it before going to sleep, I still remember what happened when I wake up (or later that evening).

I didn't really know where else to put this, but yeah my journalism studies will be my second degree (Free! being Danish has it's priveleges), the first one I took at Roskilde University, and in danish it's called Humanistisk Teknologisk Bachelor med fokus to Computer Science og Psykologi, which roughly translates to Social and Technology science bachelor with a focus on Computer Science and Psychology.

Without going too indepth on it, it means I know a bit about technology and how it relates to humans.