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The Ultrahuman Air Ring and Why I Like It
I did not get the Ultrahuman Air Ring because I wanted more data. I already see enough numbers every day. What I wanted was something calm. Something that helps me understand my body without stressing me. The ring fits into my life very easily. It does not buzz, vibrate or interrupt me. I wear it,…
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Why Connecting Volunteers and Organizations Matters More Than We Think
Volunteering is often framed as a simple exchange: time given, help received. But in reality, it is something much deeper. It is one of the few spaces where individual intention meets collective need. Where people do not just participate in society, but actively shape it. When volunteers and organisations connect in meaningful ways, communities become…
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Why I Watch Home Alone 2: Lost in New York Every Year
At first glance, it may seem banal to watch the same film again every year. But rituals rarely arise by accident. They serve functions deeply rooted in human needs: orientation, identity, and anchoring oneself within one’s own biographical space. Home Alone 2: Lost in New York has become exactly such a ritual for me—interestingly, only in young…
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Neurodivergence and Loneliness: The Kind No One Talks About
There’s a kind of loneliness that isn’t loud. It doesn’t always look like isolation. Sometimes it’s just the slow, quiet ache of feeling misunderstood. Like you’re slightly out of tune with the world. Not broken—just… playing a different melody. If you’re neurodivergent, chances are you’ve felt that. That feeling of being on the edges. Of…
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Growing Up a Computer Nerd in the Late 90s and Early 2000s
There’s something oddly romantic about the screech of a dial-up modem. That awkward, glitchy handshake sound was the gateway to another world—a world where I, a kid growing up somewhere between floppy disks and FireWire, felt completely at home. Being a computer nerd back then was a full-on personality. It wasn’t cool. It wasn’t mainstream.…