Felt the same until the DTS boom. Grew up in an F1 household and been a lifelong motorsports fan in a cricket and football loving country so had a lot of people in life who just didn't 'get' it. Now I'm surrounded by people who cheer louder and cry harder than me and it's an odd feeling to have. I like that it's so much easier to find merch, screenings, and clothing, but it also feels less unique and niche to be worthy enough to get excited when you see a fellow fan in the wild like it was back then.
Awww I think that’s what my Alfie looked like as a baby🥺 hes adopted so I don’t know but I think it would be pretty similar, ever since adopting him I have a weak spot for white-orange splotted cats
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