I'm a uni graduate!!! 

I'M LEARNING HOW TO SAY NO! 

If they wanted to, they would right? (it's not that simple) 

I'm back and better than ever (ideally) 

on turning 23 and becoming That Girl...only to realize i am ALREADY her. *pink manicure emoji* 

today's feature: how to flirt with guys (or anyone), affection-deprived children on TikTok, getting married in your early 20s??? 

A very emotional PMS-y driven rant: I get vulnerable in front of the internet once again. This phase of my life feels surreal, like time moving so fast yet so slow. Or is it the pandemic fatigue talking? I'm not so sure of anything anymore. 

Adulting can be tough, especially in an uncertain period of time where you're robbed of the opportunities to carry out responsibilities in the real world (in person). The thought of meeting up with people face to face makes me slightly uncomfortable and I'm sure I'm not the only one. 

P.S. As I was listening to the playback I realized that I kept saying DIGRESS... which makes no sense in the context. I mean to say DEGRESS.. okay turns out I'm not even sure if its a real word. But basically, the opposite of progress... 

Today I go through some of your guys' entries on the things that grind your gears and share some anecdotes~ like how I hate it when people respond "I know" in a condescending manner or when I see kids wearing headphones or earphones when they're out eating with them family... EUCK! 

It's been a long long year since the panini started... today's discussion is on how it has robbed me (being an introvert) of my barely-there social skills... and now after a year of being in isolation, can't carry a real life conversation without feeling self-conscious or anxious. I ramble on for a bit on the potential toxicity of having the "main character" mindset and give you some random updates on my life since the last time I was on here.