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Vulnerability is Not Weakness
Falling in love with our Day Two, I believe, is something everyone should learn. I read on my Twitter timeline someone saying we’re not in an “information age” but rather an “entertainment age”. So living in the entertainment age, everyone’s become more interested in the problem and the solution/the happy ending, but people these days… Continue reading
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What the ‘Edge of Tomorrow’ Made Me Realize
Mistakes, or experiences as some call it, is vital in our lives. If we don’t make mistakes it means we’re not doing something or we’re not trying something new. Mistakes are life’s great teachers. You learn to ride a bike and you fall not once, but many times. But you do it again despite the… Continue reading
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The Seven Names of Malady
A self-inflicted prison, unseen by the eye. Close yours and you will find. May it inflict you too? Awareness can bring peace You withering soul. It’s name? Malady. Continue reading
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Not My Year of Victory (A Nostalgic Post)
Sometimes I find myself writing what seems to be endless drafts of a new writing assignment. When that’s the case, I know either the topic lacks some depth or is completely the wrong one to write about. As I worked on my traditional end-of-year reflective blog post this month, I saw four drafts already on… Continue reading
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Destiny is Made Known Silently (A Nostalgic Post)
“No trumpets sound when the important decisions of our life are made. Destiny is made known silently.” – Agnes De Mille Continue reading
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Change (A Nostalgic Post)
People fear change and run away from it because change brings the unknown, challenges, uncertainty, and discomfort. Continue reading
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10 Random Life Lessons (From Death to Reason to Family)
Death is a huge theme of most of my written work. I’m curiously fascinated by it. It’s some space or entity in the universe I know I’ll never get to until I perish from this Earth yet at the same time, in whatever delusional way I can, I am drawn to exploring it. Continue reading
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Xenkissos
His name I didn’t know. I wanted to ask. I yearned to know so I can utter it under my breath ten times. No make that a hundred, or a thousand, or a million. A name is a powerful thing. When it’s owned by someone important in our life, someone so significant, someone who had… Continue reading
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