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Life Musings

Reflections on everyday experiences, deep thoughts, and the little moments that make life beautiful. A mix of personal storytelling and insightful observations.

  • Confessions of a Serial Replier

    Alright, listen up, you marvellous bunch of disappearing acts. I’m that person yes… that person who, upon receiving a text or an email, replies faster than you can say cup of tea. It doesn’t matter if I’m wading through a hurricane, a tornado, or the apocalypse itself, you will receive a reply from me within approximately 5 Read more

  • Oxford Called, They Want My Made-Up Words Back!!

    Is it just me, or is it simply a deliciously human thing to invent new English words, sprinkle them into conversation like confetti, and use them in formal settings with not a single shred of shame? Honestly, I make up words on the fly and fling them out there with full confidence and people actually Read more

  • No, It’s Not You It’s the Culture: My Honest Take on Friendships in Japan

    I was absolutely buzzing to do my undergrad in Japan. Three reasons, really: So off I flew to Japan, full of hope, dreams, and a suitcase packed with more expectations than clothes. I started university wide-eyed and ready to dive into it all. And to be fair, I did get a lot out of those four years. Read more

  • Am I Running Out of Creativity? Or Just Running on Empty?

    By Hannah | A very confused Monday Today I sat down to write something educational, enlightening, something that screams “Look at me, I know stuff!” And instead… I stared at my screen like it had personally offended me. Nothing. Not a single useful thought. Just vibes. Questionable ones. Naturally, I panicked. “Am I out of Read more

  • Trying Meditation: I’m Not a Monk (Yet)

    Lately, I’ve been tumbling down a rather peaceful rabbit hole “meditation”. Yes, I know, the internet has been screaming about it for years: “Meditation will transform your soul!” “You’ll find your higher self!” “You’ll levitate by Wednesday!”And like the hustled gremlin I am, I’ve avoided it. I like instant gratification…thank you very much. If I don’t see results Read more

  • Made in China? Doesn’t Mean It’s Rubbish

    Sometimes in the dead of night, I get these brilliant blog ideas earth-shattering, life-altering, borderline Pulitzer-worthy. I whisper to myself, “Right. I’ll write this down first thing in the morning.” And then morning comes and I’ve completely forgotten. Poof. Gone. Vanished into the abyss of sleepy dreams and last night’s cheese toastie. Anyway, today’s hot Read more

  • Lets talk Squid Game.. shall we?

    I don’t know if anyone else has been keeping up with Squid Game since it first dropped.., was it 2022? 2023? Honestly, time is fake and I’m not Googling it. The point is: we just finished the latest season (yes, the one that came out like a week ago) and LET ME TELL YOU… they did us filthy. Read more

  • I Traded My Sandwich for Edward Cullen: A Tragicomedy in Acrylic & Hormones

    You know what I’m strangely grateful for? That my mum gave me a paintbrush instead of a phone when I was little. I was at home, passionately mixing acrylics like a tiny Victorian orphan with unresolved emotions and delusions of gallery grandeur. Honestly, if glitter glue counted as fine art, I would’ve peaked at 11. Read more

  • Let’s Get Straight to It: Why I’m Not Having Kids and Why You Shouldn’t Ask

    Right, let’s not faff about. I’m just going to say it: I don’t want children. Never have. Not once. Not even when I saw a family wearing matching pyjamas and taking golden-hour photos in a sunflower field. Not even then. I’ve never looked at a rich, glossy, colour-coordinated family of five and thought, “Yes, please! I Read more

  • Why Group Work in Online Uni Is the Academic Version of Being Mugged in Broad Daylight

    There is a very specific type of madness that grips a person when a lecturer casually announces, “There will be a group presentation to help build your communication and teamwork skills.” Communication? Teamwork? In an online class? With strangers who’ve all vanished like your will to live after midterms? No, Professor Karen, what you’ve actually Read more