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.
The Myth of the Easy Life
No life is truly easy; pain and struggle show up in every story. What looks effortless from afar often hides a quiet battle.
The Economics of Living
Economics isn’t just for markets. Inherited wealth, time, and luck decide who gets ahead and who’s stuck surviving.
The Art of Aging Gracefully
Aging gracefully means ditching the pressure to stay flawless and choosing presence over perfection. It’s not anti-aging. It’s pro-living.
Untamed Presence
There is an archetype who commands without chasing the world’s approval—she becomes its quiet center of power.
The Cinderella Archetype
These women don’t beg and don’t settle. They rise with vision, clarity, and standards that never apologize for asking for more.
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.
When You Feel Lost
Sometimes, the loudest noise isn’t outside; it’s the storm inside your own head. This is a letter for those times.
The Golden Throne
To stand alone, yet hold with grace, is to reclaim a rightful place. No vacant seat can rule your soul; the only reign is self-control.
Holy Drama
Adam and Eve ran naked through paradise—until one bite ruined everything. The Holy Drama isn’t bedtime reading. It’s a fire you walk into.
The Second Secret
The Law of Attraction tells you to focus on the dream. But the Law of Integrity asks who you are without the dream.
Spider-Man and the Rubber Band Model
The Rubber Band Model isn’t just a framework for ambition. It’s a way to understand identity, love, healing, and the sacred friction of growth.
Carrot vs. Stick
What really shapes a person—pain or praise? In one corner of the world, discipline is love. In another, love is protection from discipline.
Cutting Rapunzel’s Hair
Real growth doesn’t begin when we add more to our lives. It begins when we’re willing to release what no longer serves us.
I’m Not Interested
Saying it can feel strange at first—too direct, too final. But it’s a quiet decision to stop trading our time, energy, and attention for approval.
Nice Isn’t a Strategy
Game theory shows that stable outcomes only emerge when players adjust their strategies—breaking old patterns to create new possibilities.
Fortune Favors the Bold
Belief is only the beginning. The Law of Attraction works best when you stop waiting for signs and start moving like the outcome is already yours.
The Biology of a Bedroom
You’re not imagining it. Your room might be the reason your dreams aren’t coming true. This isn’t woo; it’s design grounded in biology.
The Gods Are Late
I went looking for magic. Instead, I found cracked marble, ghost gods, and pigeons. But the myths still matter. Especially when they fall apart.
The Life-Giving Truth
In a world flooded with information and competing narratives, the call to “tell the truth” feels more urgent than ever. But what if truth alone isn’t enough?
The Beautiful Contradictions
To be wise is to ache. To love is to break. To grow is to die, and be born awake. Our life has countless contradictions that don’t cancel each other out—they define us.