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Let things go
No amount of guilt will rewrite the past.
No amount of anxiety will shape the future.
Yet we carry them—like stones in our pockets,as if suffering now could undo what was,or control what has yet to be.
But time does not barter with regret.It does not …
The Lotus and Letting Go
One of my favorite flowers is the lotus—not just for its beauty, but for what it represents.
Alotus does not bloom in clear waters. It rises from the mud, pushing through the darkness, unfolding slowly, untouched by the filth it came from.
I think ab…
Time Belongs to You
You can start anytime.There is no rule that says mornings are only for beginnings, or that endings must wait for nightfall.you can brush your teeth in the middle of the day. you can wash the dishes at 2am. you can breathe deeply whenever you remembe…
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Me, Mourning My Infinite Live
How cruel it is—
to have a soul too big for one lifetime,
to dream in too many directions,
to be haunted by all the selves I’ll never get to be.
A writer, a psychologist, a scientist.
An actor, an Artis,
a bookshop owner lost in pages,
a model, a design…
Doing things alone
In today’s world, there seems to be this unspoken judgment around being alone. Picture this: you’re sitting in a restaurant, enjoying a meal by yourself. You can almost feel the eyes of others on you, wondering why you’re eating alone. Maybe, just…
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music play
There is music for everyone to enjoy. Every song is a treasure to collect to add to your trove. Every note can be felt through your soul. Through music, you can be transported to somewhere better--even for just a moment. Music is a part of being human.
"Where words fail, music speaks." - Hans Christian-Anderson
This was a web meticulously crafted by teenage boys who created their own pixel paradises or punchy green day-themed vector layout complete with lots of visual overlays and eyeliner. These personal sites acted as portfolios of art with [made by Bitmap Dreams, linked below] easy to use graphics ("sozai" in Japanese) and pixel art adoptables to be added to your toybox, a cbox to leave comments, a button wall filled with 88x31 and 32x32 buttons to "affies", and a minimal 
kristan also captures this period well in her post, i dream of pixel paradise.
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