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I Turn 30 in 2026
I turn 30 this year and I never felt better. They weren’t kidding, whoever made the saying, “Age is just a number”. When you reach a certain age and lived long enough to not sweat over the small stuff, growing up more feels natural, like you’re just reaching another phase in life as you have… Read more
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That time I almost died
My story of struggling with anxiety and medication management, including trying a higher dosage of lithium. I experienced initial relief but later faced severe side effects, prompting a change in treatment. Read more
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Can’t Find Me
I heard you figured out a new excuse You play the victim so perfectly You can’t just let me be Always wanting things you can’t have You’re mad this heart is loveproof Thought we’re worth saving? Apologies? I’m sorry you loved me But I did give my everything You were sick of my mind I… Read more
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My Book Splurge: Top 6 Titles I Couldn’t Resist
After a three-week book-buying ban, I splurged on six new books, while currently enjoying “By Another Name” by Jodi Picoult. Read more
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Top Childhood Snacks That Spark Joy
Childhood memories for me are intertwined with snacks, particularly Haw flakes, which remain my favourite. They evoke nostalgia and joyful rivalries, highlighting the beauty of simple treats in shaping childhood experiences. Read more
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Love: The Beautiful Chaos We Navigate
Love challenges preconceived notions, evolving unexpectedly. While it can bring joy and heartache, it remains life’s anchor. Most importantly, self-love is crucial for a fulfilling life. Read more
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Navigating My TBR Tower: New Book Discoveries
I did it again and I’m not going to apologise for it. More books were bought and the TBR book tower I have is swaying extra painfully and wiggly today because of it. Here’s what happened (yes, I’m going to justify myself), in a rare venture out of my cosy room (my natural habitat, if… Read more
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The Joys and Challenges of Being a Serial Hobbyist
I used to think that there was something wrong with me; I had far too many interests and hobbies. University life was a whirlwind of activities and “doing nothing” was never on the menu. Chill and laidback weekends didn’t exist either (my roommate can attest to this, she’s a lawyer). I was always right in… Read more


