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January 26, 2026
Maybe It’s Not About Letting Go. Maybe It’s About Space.

The world has taught us the art of letting go in words a lot of times.Books talk about it. Movies romanticize it. Anime makes it emotional.You see characters letting go of people, memories, dreams, positions, power, love — everything. And when you watch it,…

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January 17, 2026
The Owl I Didn’t Choose, But Stayed With Me!

This owl has been with me for years. Not as a sudden realization. Not as a recent discovery. It has quietly lived on my phone screen and my laptop wallpaper since around 2017. An owl shaped like a dreamcatcher. Two dreamcatchers, actually. Symmetrical. Still….

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January 14, 2026
You Are Not Who You Hang Out With

Growing up, we keep hearing these lines again and again.“You are who you hang out with.”“If you hang out with five rich people, you’ll be the sixth.” For a long time, I believed this. Or at least, I didn’t question it. But working, living,…

Me, Otaku /
December 17, 2025
Why Growing Up Watching Anime Made Me Emotionally Strong (But Also a Little Unhinged)

Growing up, we all had something that shaped the way we see the world. For some, it was books, for others, movies, or even personal experiences. But for me? It was something else entirely. ANIME! Yeah, the so-called “trend of this decade”. But I…

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August 2, 2025
Bought My First Harry Potter Box Set at 26: A Quiet Childhood Dream Fulfilled

This isn’t going to be one of those stories where I say, “This changed my life.” It didn’t.But it did make my day. And sometimes, that’s more than enough. At 26, I finally bought something I’ve wanted for more than half my life —…

Me /
June 29, 2025
When Love Makes You the Villain: A Story of Unseen Battles and Silent Healing

Have you ever loved someone so deeply, only to walk away feeling like the villain in their story? Even though your heart was pure, your intentions genuine, and your love real… somehow, you end up being the storm in someone else’s narrative. There’s a…

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