About Me

My current Internet activity divides into two subjects: film and Funko. The latter has way more interest since this is something more niche. I am aware of it. Nevertheless, my prime focus has always been cinema and a broad sense of pop culture. 

I write about all that interest me which is a lot. My hobbies vary greatly and I can’t pick “just one”. So even though I am trying to focus the most on cinema-related content, you’ll find all sorts of things here. As it grows (hopefully!), I’d like to separate posts by categories so you don’t need to scroll the whole archive for a specific subject. And I know some of my odd interests won’t find much of an audience. But hey, worth a try!

From a more personal point of view, I am very open and sometimes too honest for an average person. This is why I decided to be an activist for what I am or what I’ve been through. From time to time you’ll find me writing about mental health or gender theory. 

I enjoy a good discussion as long as we’re polite and don’t judge one another. I love reading reactions to my perspective so please do answer to anything you’d like!

Find me around

Why Hero Management?

The name comes from a song by my favourite band. I am aware it is not exactly marketing-friendly, but it got stuck with me. And I do enjoy the idea of how flexible a definition of a hero can get.

Why English?

I live in Poland, I’m aware English isn’t the language to gather audiences here. Yet, my mother tongue doesn’t come easily to me, especially in expressing emotions and sharing views. I’ve been writing a journal in English since I was 14 and I’ve been using English daily for almost my whole life, including studies.

Then, it also adds value for me as a non-binary person. Polish is a very gender-oriented language and since there are no “common” pronouns and suffixes for lack of gender, it is hard to express myself. In speech, I usually keep using female-oriented pronouns because it is easier for me and I don’t need to explain it to every single person. The language isn’t grown enough to accept new forms of non-binary expressions as a norm.

Additionally, well, it is hard to change after keeping the account in English through the years. I’ve met and talked to people that don’t speak Polish and I really wouldn’t want to lose them just to fit in, especially since writing in Polish isn’t exactly my cup of tea.