To be cringe is to be free. I heard someone say this once, and somehow, it stuck with me. I think of this statement at odd times. Like now, when it’s way past my bedtime, and I know I’ll be up to start

Rather ironic, I must say. That this is the one thing that brings me back on Hive. Not the family I used to have here, not my poetic freedom, not even the overwhelmingly powerful longing I’ve had for the

...Or something like that.

! [Spoiler] Not sure how this function works, but this does contain spoilers. I had something else in mind for my first post after what I would describe as a long minute, but alas, life as we know it had

Who would have guessed that my first post in so many months would be review, and a movie review, no less? But I just had to get my thoughts down because this series?? Had me in a chokehold. Since I know

All I’m going to say is this... I was in a movie slump, more like a k-drama slump, and was desperately searching for the perfect series that would take me out of it. Needless to say that this was THAT

A note slid across the desk to me, and I resisted the urge to rip it into shreds. Way too dramatic. Even for me. But this was the third note I was getting in the last five minutes. Pausing my doodling,

I think I’ve said it sometime in the past how important it is to start your new year goals in the previous year. So, for instance, if your new year's goal is to start drinking a litre of water every morning

I think this should be really short since I’m working on a deadline, and I did say that two days in a row wouldn’t pass without writing a post. So, here I am doing just that even though I should absolutely

There’s something about the right moment that isn’t talked about enough. Like, a particular dish coming out, or a particular song, and it becomes a trend, and you don’t try any of it, yet, but when you

It’s nearly midnight, and I have a roaring headache right now, but what better time than to show up at a place after suddenly vanishing for about a month than midnight? So, here I am, penning down my thoughts

One of the worst things to hear growing up was the word “fail.” Whenever I heard the word, “fail,” there was an immediate trembling. An immediate gasp of despair. It was something no one ever wished for.

They say no man is an island and it couldn’t have been said any better. We were born into this earth into families where we are being supported and raised to be great people in the future. Now, imagine

I wondered what the first thing I say would be after being absent for long. And borrowing words from my good friend, he said the longer you stay away from something, the easier it is not to go back to

The calm before the storm. I’ve always understood the validity of it. How everything seems calm. Seemingly unmoving. Maybe even boring, and that calm seems to stretch long yet potent at the same time.

I’m not one to go back to a series. It’s really never that deep or captivating enough to do that. But I did it once. I watched Mr. Queen, and I went back two times afterwards to rewatch the entire series.

I’m such a reminiscer at heart. I know that’s not an actual word, but I’m an author, so I guess I have poetic licence? Lol. So, yeah, I’ve always loved to reminisce. Of the good and happy stuff, really,

I think about a lot of things. And the times I allow myself to think, I sometimes begin to panic. A myriad of thoughts. A plethora of emotions. I’m lost in the labyrinth of my own complexities. Where to

This may just be a personal record for me, because I think it’s just been about two days since I made my review about the book I’d read. At the time, I thought it merely had a sequel, but turns out there

I came across this quote in the wee hours of today “And sometimes, against all odds, against all logic, we hope” I read it, digested it within me but didn’t know what else to make of it. Well not until