When things go wrong, I often find myself thinking, "Why does this always happen to me? Why me?" I end up crying, feeling anxious, and worrying that everything is about to fall apart. Every little inconvenience gets turned into a grand disaster. It feels like the entire universe is conspiring against me, using all its resources to ensure I fail or break down. I know this might sound a bit dramatic, but that’s just how my mind works. I tend to overthink and overanalyze every s

I love sunsets. There’s a quiet kind of peace in that moment that I can’t find anywhere else. When I’m tired and finally let myself stop, just sitting there watching the day fade, it feels like the world understands. Sunsets are magical, so simple, yet so comforting.

"I love seeing people in love" Over years, I thought you could only fall in love with someone after spending years and years with them, that it was impossible to fall in love in a shorter span of time. I used to believe you had to know everything that there is to know about a person before you could truly fall for them, and that takes time. Which might be true. But then, aren’t we all constantly changing and growing every day? If that’s the case, how is it ever possible to co

Remember when you were a kid, and someone asked you what you wanted to be when you grew up? Well, I wanted to be a teacher, just so I could write on blackboards and check homework. And that was the whole reason. That's how a 5 or 6-year-old thinks! Of course, that's not why you actually become a teacher, and being one is far from easy. But when you're little, you just want to be whatever brings you joy, without any logic or reason behind it. Life is easy when you are kid. You

There is something about small, spontaneous moments that brings so much joy, moments that leave a mark and stay with you forever. I remember one time when I was standing at the edge of a busy road, feeling overwhelmed and anxious, finding it very hard to cross the road (I’ve never been good at crossing roads). I stood there for what felt like an eternity, waiting for cars, buses, and bikes to slow down or stop so I could move forward. After about 15 minutes, just as I was fee

“You are not tired because you are broken. You are tired because you have been running a race you were never meant to run.” It feels like everyone is exhausted. Not tired because of lack of sleep, but because of a constant sense of urgency, a constant need to be productive. We are stuck in a loop of performance that no one is really watching, but we still put it out there as if it’s a culturally “cool” thing. image: pinterest Social media has convinced us that everyone else i