Words
I didn’t plan to say but needed to.
Somewhere between ennui and spark, my raw, unfiltered bits are here.
I’m a nerdy girl with a pen—the type who always carries a black Pilot Precise V5, has read thousands of books, and still scribbles in the margins. Sometimes I’m just writing back to an author who’ll never read it.
Maybe one day, all these scribbles will grow into books of their own.
How Freedom Looks on Western Women
Western women move with more freedom—in how they look, speak, and live. This isn’t fashion. It’s a powerful social shift.
Taiwan’s Silent Message
A sexist airline safety video reveals how subtle gender bias still shapes Taiwan’s society—and why it’s time to question what we call “normal.”
The Empire Hours
The hours you overlook are the ones that shape who you become. Lost time isn’t lost at all, if you know how to use it.
Spare Lives, Prime Impact
You’re one in eight billion—told you matter, yet surrounded by reminders that you’re easily replaced. So what does it mean to truly count?
Designing for Earth
Sustainable design isn’t just technical but philosophical. The Overview Effect urges us to build as if we’ve seen Earth from space.
Negative Capability at Work
Most of us chase clarity for a sense of control, but negative capability means leaving room for the unknown to shape the outcome.
Flower Vase Girls
Behind every perfect photo of a flower vase girl is a life paused in girlhood—where beauty was the goal and growth never required.
OC and Exceptional
It’s not dysfunction. It’s design. What looks like compulsion to others is how high-functioning minds turn chaos into order.
Cleopatra’s Rug
If Cleopatra had been born a man, we’d study her war tactics in business school. Instead, we reduce her to her nose and her lovers.
The Lies We Choose
We live inside the lies we tell ourselves until something breaks us open. It’s a choice between the safety of illusion and the clarity of truth.
After Almost Dying
The real shift happened quietly: I stopped measuring my worth by achievement. I started asking what feels true—and let that lead.
Curry No Hurry
We're conditioned to equate speed with value, but your life isn’t a search engine. Slowing down isn’t laziness. It’s intelligence.
Beyond C’est la Vie
Sainya begins where c’est la vie ends—not with a shrug, but with a choice. It’s the quiet rebellion of claiming truth over the script.
Vanessa of Aurelia
In Aurelia, stone remembers and art shapes fate. I am Vanessa—a stranger summoned to build a hall of no repetition, where each surface sings.
The Economics of Living
Economics isn’t just for markets. Inherited wealth, time, and luck decide who gets ahead and who’s stuck surviving.
IQ 300
The smartest man in history didn’t change the world. He disappeared from it because the world didn’t know what to do with a mind like his.
Let’s Eat Grandma
One missing comma turned dinner into a crime scene. By the end of the day, I had alarmed my family and traumatized my coworkers.
Good Daughters, Guilty Women
Many women carry guilt as a default setting. The cost is invisible, but it shows up in burnout, resentment, and the slow erosion of self.
Surviving the Faces
They call it 脸色: the “colors of the face.” It’s the weather someone wears— shifting shades of storm and sun. Not all power is permanent.
重男轻女的代价
“重男轻女”是中国根深蒂固的性别偏见，不仅伤害了无数女性的成长与尊严，也带来了家庭失衡、社会问题、甚至国家层面的长期危害。