Sometimes I wonder if personal blogs even matter anymore. The internet feels like it’s all short, fast, and loud now — reels, shorts, stories, scrolls. Everything is bite-sized and gone in a blink. But then I come back here, to my own little corner, and I realize why blogs still matter. They’re slow. They’re quiet. […]
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I’ve always felt like life wants us to move faster. Graduate quickly, get a job quickly, find success quickly. It’s like there’s this invisible timer ticking in the background, reminding you that you’re “behind” if you don’t keep up. But here’s the thing I’ve been learning lately: even when you move slowly, you’re still moving.
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Some days move so fast you barely notice where the time went. Wake up, work, scroll, eat, sleep, repeat. And then, out of nowhere, a slow day sneaks in. No rush, no plan, no buzzing notifications that need you right away. That’s when life feels different. A little softer. Almost like a rare gift. On
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Desperate for cheap rent, Mia signs a lease with three alien flatmates who think TikTok is Earth’s mating ritual. From glittery goo disasters to intergalactic landlord disputes, chaos reigns in their cramped apartment. With rent paid in Saturnian coins and a galactic council on their tail, hilarity collides with cosmic calamity. Can Mia survive her extraterrestrial roommates, or will she be evicted to the stars?
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When humanity imagined too clearly, reality obeyed. Earth became a digestive engine for something ancient and patient. Dr. Elias Wren discovers his bloodline holds memories of every timeline that visualized the King of Leviathans too perfectly—and in doing so, summoned it. The Wrens don’t stop the harvest. They remember it. And remembering… is the trigger.
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A painter who forgot and a clockmaker who remembered. Together, they stitched beauty from fragments and silence. In a world of slipping time, their love stood still. Unfinished, imperfect—and endlessly complete.
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Indie games aren’t just games they’re special experiences that stay with you. They don’t need big budgets or fancy graphics to feel meaningful. Instead, they tell simple, heartfelt stories and create worlds full of charm. In our busy lives, these games feel like a little escape. They remind you to take a breath, slow down,
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It’s late. You’re scrolling Instagram, deep in someone’s profile—curiosity, not stalking (let’s call it research). Then it happens. Your thumb slips, and you accidentally like an old Instagram post. Not a recent one, oh no. A post from 2019 Your heart stops. You immediately unlike it, but you know the damage is done. They saw
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So, you’ve graduated college and are officially an adult. Congrats! Now comes the fun part: figuring out how to adult while still enjoying a good drink (or five). Step 1: Master the Art of Cooking (Noodles) Instant Noodles (or Maggie) are the ultimate comfort food. They’re cheap, easy to prepare, and surprisingly filling. To elevate
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One day, I stepped into an elevator with a few strangers. It was one of those silent rides where everyone pretends no one else exists. As the doors closed, I felt a sneeze coming. I tried to hold it in, but it exploded out of me like a volcano. “Bless you,” someone said. I panicked
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