Yes, I own BJDs. A few of them, actually. 4 that are "officially" still mine, one sold, and I'm waiting for two more to come home. I've been a BJD owner for just over a year now, and I love it. I love the variety in dolls, even when you have a small number. Maybe one day I'll be one of those people who can boast of a long list of resin dolls, but I kind of hope I don't because I want to be able to give all of my dolls attention--which is something I struggle with enough already.
Even though I don't give them as much attention as I used to (there's been a lot going on otherwise) I'm really glad to have them. I've had to work hard to save the money for each one, and rather than feeling shame because of the prices of them I feel proud that I was able to save all that money outside of my paychecks. When I save for a doll, all the money comes from babysitting or finding change on the street, or wherever else it pops up. I had a steady job when I did all my main buying (quit voluntarily, still financially stable enough to not have to worry about it luckily) but none of the money for my dolls came from that. I am not a rich person, but I'm glad to be a person with good budgeting skills so that I never went hungry or without anything else for a doll either.
Writing this makes me feel like I don't take enough pictures of my dolls now. Maybe I'll stop writing and go play with them now. Goodbye for today, everybody!
~~Aronzo~~
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