become a student in life. i've graduated from university a few months back, and i realised that it takes effort to upgrade yourself. i mean, social media has made it pretty easy to just doom scroll and brainrot, right? I've been in that cycle too many times, and i hate it. so i figured out

people talk about how isolation is entirely bad, but they didn't talk about how it recharges oneself. spending time alone means you don't have to entertain another person, to be socially aware, and make sure you're enjoyable to be around. i mean, that's at least the standard i'd

that's right, you're a grown individual, and no one's gonna nag at you, tell you what to do during your free time. no one's coming to tell you to go exercise, to read books, to not do something. you're that voice. you become your own parent. and this skill becomes especially

check out my mini haul finds in 711 that made me wanna try! x

you went to the gym and had a very intense workout? cool. now do it again. and again, and again. it's important to remind myself that my dream body doesn't appear overnight, but over time. with a clean diet, enough rest, and progressive overload. it's a lifestyle. what's you

people who are aware of a problem but not enough accountability or drive to do something about it. here's what i came to notice: people who know they're stuck but do nothing to change it gives me the BIGGEST ick. context: my coworker, who has been working at the same place for 6 years an

remember when i made a post regarding my concerns of having no opinions or voice whatsoever? well, that ship has sailed, and i think i'm slowly improving myself into having one. i stopped erasing my thoughts or voice and trying really hard to be neutral just because i was scared of hurting some

there's this online trend of females looking thin or frail and the unhealthy obsession of them looking good because they don't give the body what it needs. in turn, younger girls thought that's natural and wanted to learn from it. honestly, that's just a lose-lose situation. ure not

9 months and thousands of dollars later, i'm officially done with my education journey. it's not what my peers would've chosen, but hey, i'd like to try out different routes. did i regret it? leaving my family and friends, and sg food (😭) behind - id say no, not a single minute. sur

panic pack dinner w/ me - someone call mac demarco because i'm freaking out in the kitchen. spoiler alert: i made it 🗣