Let’s begin with a confession: None of us are innocent here. We’re all tangled in the same messy web of contradictions—yearning for purpose while numbing ourselves with distractions, craving justice while clinging to comfort. This isn’t a condemnation; it’s an invitation to untangle the knots together. Because the truth is, the systems that suffocate us didn’t emerge in a vacuum. They grew from ou... » Continue Reading
Every era polices its stories. Today, the battleground is digital: TikTok, Twitter, and Tumblr simmer with moral panics over “problematic” fiction. At the heart of this debate lies a paradox: in an age that champions individuality and free expression, why are readers—particularly women and » Continue Reading
“America is Dead! Long live the oligarchy!” Oh, I can already hear the chorus of outraged patriots clutching their flags and gasping for air, wondering how on earth I have the audacity to say it out loud. But let’s be honest here—America died a very public, very embarrassing death, and we all watched it happen. It was sentenced to death at 1 AM on Novemb » Continue Reading
The internet is no longer fun. I remember a time when stumbling onto a random website felt like discovering a hidden door to another world—when everyone had those quirky little GeoCities or Angelfire pages, and forums and chatrooms were vibrant spaces pulsing with life. Back then, the internet felt more genuine. There were fewer curated news feeds, fewer ads, and fewer deman » Continue Reading
Everything in Time The quote has been swirling in my mind lately. It's from an unknown book—a simple yet profound reminder that everything unfolds as it should. One year ends, another begins, and here we are again, circling the sun. And yet, for all the cyclical nature of time » Continue Reading
The room is still, draped in the haze of twilight. A strange comfort rests here, in the in-between, when daylight surrenders to night and shadows become memories that press against the walls. The air feels like silk against my skin—soft, familiar, yet strangely su » Continue Reading
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