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Published on December 7, 2025 Category : Personal story, mental health Tags : Human emotions, vulnerability, trauma, self acceptance, grief, safe spaces Trauma is weird. And different for everyone. For instance, me — it's the deaths I've witnessed throughout my life of the people closest to me. I don’t remember any of my childhood and most of my teenage years. Which is funny, because I’m still a teenager. As a child, I lost my grandfather, someone I hardly remember except for

A quiet confession about wearing two selves - one for the world, and one for the truth itself.

"Remembering her presence, her strength, and the freedom she embodies - she is her".

Eczema isn't just a condition I live with - it's a part of me I no longer hide from.

"When everything around is dark, all I can do is hope."

Published on August 21,2025 Category : Philosophy / Reflections Tags : perspective, morality, philosophy, right and wrong, reflections, ethics "Right and wrong are the terms given by humankind to justify their own actions - actions that rise out of emotions, feelings and their sense of rightfulness. " If stripped down, there really is no universal thing as right. We throw the term 'right' and 'wrong' around so casually, but have you ever wondered who decided what counts as r

Published on July 21,2025 Category : Personal Reflections Tags : grief, cancer, hope, personal story, dreams, healing, resilience I still vividly remember the day my aunt died — especially the hours before she did. It has haunted me for years. She had breast cancer and was undergoing the last rounds of chemotherapy when she contracted Covid-19. She lived alone for four months in a special hospital for cancer-Covid patients, until the virus destroyed what was left of her immun