In the age of social media, our lives are often curated for public consumption. We scroll through feeds filled with smiles, achievements, and picture-perfect moments, but beneath this veneer of happiness lies a more complex reality. I can’t help but wonder if it titillates my inner demons or if I’m the only one grappling with … Continue reading The Double-Edged Sword of Social Media
Category: mid-life crisis
The Tapestry of Life: Why Friendship Matters
A few days back, I had the immense pleasure of hosting a gathering, a beautiful reunion of souls with whom I'd shared my formative years. As we sat around, reminiscing about our collective past, laughing over innocent childhood shenanigans, and recounting the struggles that defined our youthful years, it was as though time had stepped … Continue reading The Tapestry of Life: Why Friendship Matters
ChatGPT & My Bucket List
When my friends suggested I make a bucket list, I was initially unsure because I didn't have one. However, I realized there are numerous things I want to accomplish and experience in my lifetime. As I am studying prompt engineering, I consulted ChatGPT to help create a comprehensive bucket list. With their assistance, I have … Continue reading ChatGPT & My Bucket List
Living Alone?
As I sat down one Sunday evening, a cup of chamomile tea in one hand, and while browsing through YouTube (the addiction I am afflicted with), I stumbled upon a video from Pick Up Limes, which is one of my favourite channels, titled "Life is Short (How to Spend it Wisely)". My curiosity was piqued, … Continue reading Living Alone?
Going Through a Mid-life Crisis 1.0
Originally, published in 2017, lots have changed and I will be revisiting my "crises" later. A long hiatus was what I needed to prioritize things in my life before I embark on the journey of doing what I want to do and need to do. Many events happened since I wrote last time for this … Continue reading Going Through a Mid-life Crisis 1.0
Thinking Out Loud 