Why not choose to see the good in others instead of assuming the worst? The pressure I feel from society’s perceptions, particularly when it comes to dating someone who might not look like me or fit into certain stereotypes.

Which of these pains is worst? Rejection/No or Regret of not knowing the answer for the rest of your life.

I’ve spent so much time living according to others’ expectations—whether it was chasing a career just to make others happy or trying to fit into a mold that wasn’t mine.

It is always easier said than done. It’s not easy to break old habits and do things that aren’t comfortable. Just gotta have faith in myself and keepoving forward.

I talk about the stories I tell myself and how society’s ‘perfect image’ can make us feel inadequate. We’re constantly sold an ideal to chase, but what if we stopped trying to fit in and questioning what do we truly want?

Today marks the start of small changes, nothing huge. I just went to bed early and got my but up early. It’s not about having everything figured out, but about taking things one day at a time and learning to appreciate what we have.

Life hasn’t gone the way I hoped, and I’ve made mistakes that feel impossible to fix. But now I’m at a crossroads: I can either let it break me or use it to rebuild. In this episode, I’m choosing to face the hard truth, let go of the past, and step into a new chapter. If you’ve ever felt like you’ve hit rock bottom, this one’s for you. We can’t change what’s behind us, but we can decide how the story continues.

A 2 letters word was all I needed to say. “Hi”

Yup, that’s it but I could get myself to do it…

Just another episode of me being overly dramatic over my life. Nothing to see here. Ignore this episode if you dont wanna waste your time.

Hitting rock bottom and realizing I’ve got nothing left to lose. So why not take a chance on myself and do the things I’ve been wanting to do? When there’s nothing left to lose, what’s stopping me from going after what I truly want?