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Introduction: Saying no is so uncomfortable. We don’t want to seem rude and everyone loves being helpful. So overextend ourselves, agreeing to projects we’re too tired for, showing up to events we don’t want to attend, replying to messages when we’re drained. I even once accepted a job miles away because the idea of saying

Introduction: I’m wrong. I’m almost always wrong. The others are right. Yes, they hold the truth, and I hold the lies. I drag clumsiness as my shadow while they swim in a light of certainty.I was given the curse of being wrong at birth, and nothing could detach me from it.If you’re wondering who “they”

Parties. They can be… a lot. If you’re an introvert, stepping into a room full of people laughing, chatting, and handing out small talk can feel like entering a high-stakes game you didn’t sign up for. However, do not worry. Here’s your unofficial Introvert Party Survival Guide. Step 1: Corners are your best friend Find a

Sometimes, it’s not the big purchases or major life changes that shift the way we feel. It’s the tiniest, almost invisible upgrades. A better pen. A warm lightbulb. Slipping into a new pair of socks after a good shower. Lately, I’ve been paying more attention to the small things—those tiny luxuries that cost so little

You knowingly abandon your passions when you accept a job offer.You show up and do the work — not because you want to (unless you’re lucky enough to love your job), but because you have to.You socialise, you cringe at Robert’s jokes, you even smile sometimes — but something inside you is dying. From Monday