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I’m grateful that I love writing. That has been one of my coping mechanisms when things are tough. That includes dealing with boredom. Thanks to this #Covid19pandemic and #socialdistancing policy...

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Don’t mistake my silence. A lot of people do. They assume wrong about me until it’s too late. After that, they usually have regrets. For starters, don’t mistake my silence as consent and obedienc...

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I’ve seen many people feel proud of this achievement. Two months plus of #self-quarantine / #socialdistancing / #lockdown (depending on where you live) and many people have declared this online: ...

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Bored to tears already? Yeah, me too. I’m also fed up with these overly-mentioned terms: • Social (and physical) distancing. • The New Normal. • Self-quarantine. However, the term ‘distanci...

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Well, I know that I’ve already promised myself not to respond to stupid arguments. No, wait. Scratch that. Arguments are sometimes still important. (Remember, only sometimes.) However, some peopl...

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As we get older, we start learning to recognise the type in the crowd. They’re the popular ones, surrounded by friends and admirers – or even both. People in general seem to hang on to their ever...

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I’ve never really been a good chess player. My father had been frustrated with trying to teach me how to play the game properly. There are so many rules to follow for each piece. I still can’t re...

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What makes a soulmate? Is it the one you’ve always known, the one you’ve seen in your dreams – your ideas of a partner? Is it a dream come true – or a nightmare you’ve somehow chosen to deal with...

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These are the days when you just have endless streams of thoughts inside your head. So much to say, not sure where to start, eh? So, how does self-quarantine feel to ambiverts? For this one, lots...

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