lactose intole·rant

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lactose intole·rant episodes

  • I adopted a cat in korea

    Though the general consensus is that, when we adopt a pet, we are saving a life. Truth is, we are the ones being saved. As I ride out the low points of my stay here in South Korea, a cat came into our lives and turned it upside down (for good). Here is the story of how I met my second cat, 3 years after Milktea's passing. So um....Milktea can you please visit my dream now?  

    35 min
  • why I stopped posting for a month (mental health check)

    Life happens in good or bad ways. Seasons change, and at times it brings seasonal depression. Perhaps there isn't a solid reason that contributes to your fluctuating mental health, and I am as clueless as you are trying to make sense of this cycle that comes and goes. But I've recently gone through a period of confusion and burnout with my project and my mental health. I wanted to share my experience with you and to explain my absence. I also hope that whoever finds this podcast will find a little peace in mind that what we are going through is conquerable and that you are not alone on this journey of seeking balance and clarity.

    26 min
  • the side effects of relationship "goals"

    In today's day and age, we are suffocated by various standards intentionally and unintentionally imposed by social media. As a human, it is natural to follow the "herd" and subconsciously accept what is projected to us. But one size really doesn't fit all. We are all different in our own ways, and it is unhealthy trying to evaluate ourselves according to those un-universal standards. I realize I was falling into a blackhole that was sucking the life out of my relationship with Taro. Now that I'm done analyzing my "black box" records, I'm here to share my 2 cents on how toxic "relationship goals" can be.  

    10 min
  • I am proud of what I did this weekend

    Trying out new things is great, but it is always easier when you have good company. What if that isn't the case? What if you are in a foreign country and you can barely speak the language? This week, I will discuss my experience dining and filming at a restaurant in Korea by myself (for the first time). I also went on a tangent discussing the value and imbalance between money and dreams. #personaljournal 

    35 min
  • if the world ends today, are you happy with your life?

    Triggered by a YouTube video regarding a horrible nuclear meltdown, I have been thinking about the possibility of facing a natural disaster on my own. Though I hope that never happen, I was curious to see how I would evaluate my life if everything ends on this day. I know life is far from perfect for most of us, here are my two cents about my life, and where I currently stand.    

    21 min
  • how I dealt with the grief of losing a pet
    It never gets easier and every time hurts like the first. Dealing with death isn't a skill but rather a compromise we make with time. There are different ways to cope with loss, some heavier than others. Today, I will be unpacking some baggage I kept in the basement. Here is how I learned to cope with the loss of a beloved pet.
    22 min
  • developing social anxiety in south korea
    Nothing is ever sunshine and rainbows 24/7, the same goes with my journey in South Korea thusfar. Today I will be sharing some insecurities I've developed during my stay here. You may judge me for it, but I'm just trying to act as pest control to remove the thought that has been bugging me.
    22 min
  • reading classic creepypasta: noend house - brian russel
    This one, this one is a real work of horror. I wasn't expecting to read on for hours but here I am. The story of the NoEnd House challenges our mental state through a series of psychologically tormenting experiences showcased by a seemingly endless house. Tuck yourselves in, because you won't be able to do so afterward.
    1 hr 44 min
  • reading classic creepypasta: the russian sleep experiment - orangesoda
    It's all fun and games until we are stripped of the overlooked luxury of not being able to sleep. Here is a fictional (hopefully fictional) story written by OrangeSoda of what happened to 5 captives when they were forced to stay awake for 15 days. Now we really have to think twice before pulling any back-to-back all-nighters.
    22 min

About lactose intole·rant

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As the lactose intolerant owner of a cat named Milktea, there are many things I wish to share with my late cat, whom I adopted into my life but sadly couldn't stay as long as I wished. Though he now…