✨My First BJD✨

✨I • How I learned about BJDs • |✨

Wow, I'm going to expose a lot of potentially embarrassing stuff about myself in this book. Whoo boy. Please, everyone who is reading this who happens to know me in real life, don't hate me, judge me, or stop being my friend. This is one of my passions, so I guess if you're a real friend, you won't care... Question mark? I don't know. 

To start, BJDs (Ball Jointed Dolls) are not dolls for children to play with, like Barbies. They aren't a dime-a-dozen, cheap toys that you can find at Walmart. BJDs are expensive and need to be well taken care of so they don't yellow or break. They are commonly customized and used to embody a character that the person who owns the doll creates over time. So basically, they're 3D posable OCs! I like the sound of that.

Well, now on the topic of the chapter, how I learned about BJDs. I was about 12, watching some YouTube videos when I came across user Nicolle's Dreams video. That's the video above, so if you want to watch it, cool, but if you don't, that's fine too. Anyway, it's basically a video where a lady puts some clothes and some wigs on her doll. So my first thoughts as an 12-year-old watching this video were, "Where do I get one of these?" So I watched some more videos. To be honest, I quit watching those doll videos until this year because I was jealous of the people who had them and made videos.

So that brings us to 2018, this year. I stumbled across some more BJD videos, so I decided I was going to buy one. I saved up $50 and bought my first Blythe Doll, Stacia. Sadly, I don't have her with me right now so I'm not able to take pictures of her, but I will later.

Anyway, I recently ordered a BJD doll from Amazon, the one you see on the cover. This book will be about her, including pictures and the overall development of her character ☺️

I hope you guys enjoy this book!!

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