About

My real name is Kyle, but my screen name my whole online life has been Stardust or occasionally Starflight. I'm 21 as of this writing, located in the United States and have lived all over the country, but I've never set foot outside of it. I never really had the means or desire to until lately.

I was at least partially raised on the internet, as from an early age technology and the internet became a fixation I couldn't ever resist. I wanted to learn more, and so I (attempted) to learn C++ at 10, got as far as a console calculator, and learned HTML and CSS at around 13. Since then, I've taken on continuously more difficult projects and it's a wonder I haven't decided on making something like this until recently.

But maybe it's only recently I've really been able to find myself, at least as of this writing. I've had a unique opportunity to work on myself. And now I'm using that to indulge in some of the things I've always loved and enjoyed. I'll likely elaborate why in my blog posts when I start journaling there, but I've been writing, reading, playing guitar, programming, exercising, and so much more that I only have so many hours in a day to do them all. But I try. And I'm more than grateful that I've been provided the opportunity and means to do this.

Also lately, irrespective of the change that brough this on, I've found myself utterly fascinated with the idea of being free. I've gone to school my entire life, now a job for the foreseeable future, and I want to generate the financial means to bring myself and my family this. I've started a company with my best friend, made an app, and we're going to continue grinding to make it work. This is by far my top priority. But even priorities need breaks sometimes.

I may not have described my character in this section, but I hope the way I write and the content of which will convey who I am to you, the reader, which is really the whole point. This website is meant to be a piece of myself, I suppose as a form of art, and it's up to you how to interpret that piece. Though I do think the classification of art is objective, its interpretations should be subjective and thought-provoking, in my opinion. Just like this piece of me I'm expressing, this site will be ever-evolving.

Enjoy the site :)