Motivation is often misunderstood.

A lot of people think motivation is this constant fire—waking up inspired every day, always feeling driven, always knowing what to do next. But in...

Writing, to me, is more than just putting words on a page.

It’s a way of understanding things that don’t always make sense in my head. Thoughts can feel messy, emotions can feel overwhelming, and sometimes it’s hard to explain what you’re really feeling—but writing gives it a place to exist. It turns confusion into something you can actually see and reflect on.

In a way, writing slows everything down.

Life moves fast. Moments pass, feelings change, and conversations come and go. But when you write something down, you capture a piece of that moment. You give it weight. You make it real in a way t...

A lot of people think creativity is something you either have or you don’t. Like it’s a talent reserved for artists, writers, or musicians. But from my point of view, creativity is much simpler—and a lot more human—than that.

Being creative is just about expressing something that’s already inside you.

It’s not about making something perfect. It’s not about impressing people or getting everything “right.” In fact, most creativity starts messy. Ideas don’t come fully formed—they come as rough thoughts, half-finished concepts, and things that don’t always make sense at first.

Seeing a glimpse of my

afterlife; I find my mental health, my mentality, my health and my regret.

In my afterlife I see nothing

but a dark beautiful view,

I play all these games that got

me anywhere and that where it

replays over and over.

Seeing a singular star one by 

one slowly getting dimmer

and dimmer; I could

Just cover myself and

not be broken and all over

the place.

My mind shadows the true me

that slowly dies mentally,

It's like a rock stuck on my

brain; feeling nothing but dread.

When we’re younger, growing up feels simple. It looks like freedom—no rules, no school, no one telling you what to do. You imagine being older means having everything figured out and living life exactly the way you want.

But the truth is, growing up is nothing like the picture we create in our heads.

Growing up is realizing that life doesn’t come with clear instructions. It’s learning that everyone—even those who seem to have everything together—is still figuring things out as they go. The older you get, the more you understand that nobody really has all the answers.

It’s also learni...