So I have this rule… — It wasn’t so long ago when I was on Netflix and stumbled across Manifest and binge-watched the entire show — all three seasons, forty-two episodes, and 29.93 hours of it (in five days). And I’m not even much of a TV person. Which is to say, I struggle with binge-watching…

Stop streaming. Start downloading. — You know that feeling you get when you’re on YouTube and you’re just… overwhelmed? Because there’s so much you could watch? And although you know — like, you know — you Couldn’t Possibly Watch Everything™, you try anyway? And then consequently wonder why you feel attacked by information? …

A poem about my untold truths — One You ask me, “how are you?” And I say, “I’m fine.” NO. I’m. NOT. “Fine.” I lied. Sorry. To answer your question, which by the way I hate with a fiery passion, I’m horrible. Miserable. In pain. Fragile as glass. I could break under the pressure of my own existence. As tragic as it may sound, I want to die…

The most important decision we make is whether we believe we live in a friendly or hostile universe. — Albert Einstein We tend to think of daily life as a tragedy. Everything is horrible, everything sucks. So much stress. People nagging you. So much to do, so little time. I…

we never grow up, we just forget how to be children — Hey, you. Who? Me? Yes you, remember me? No…no clue. I know who you are. Who am I? Who are you? I am you. You are me. What? Kid go home. Okay. Stop following me. I’m going home. Where do you live? Over there. There? Yes. I live there. I know, me too. No you don’t. Yes I do…

A simple trick to avoiding death by procrastination — I have a love-hate relationship with procrastination. As any experienced procrastinator knows, getting work done is tough. It’s excruciatingly difficult to just stop wasting time. I’ll be it, it’s damn pleasurable. Procrastination comes in all forms. Besides the crowd favorite staple of Netflix-binging, timeline-scrolling, Reddit rabbit-holes, gaming, or just mindlessly…

Strawberry Shit or Real Shit? You Decide — I’m 20, officially an adult. If there is one thing about adulthood I’ve learned so far, it is this: “As an adult, you learn to just do things. Even if you don’t like what you’re doing, you do it. No questions asked.” It’s the same idea that my parents, teachers…

I can’t see the light at the end of the tunnel. — I can’t see the light at the end of the tunnel. To be honest, I’m not sure if I’m gonna make it. I’ve got a half charged flashlight, a backpack with two sandwiches and four water bottles. …