For the posts that are longer than a thought but shorter than an essay.
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I am greedy. I want more, always evermore. Although not in the materialistic sense. I have a greed to maximize the utility of every second of every day. Every hour that I'm just scrolling social media or mindlessly looking for content on YouTube is another hour I could
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What is your purpose in life? When you wake up in the morning, what got you out of bed? What is humanity's purpose? What do we do? What is it that we do best? We do many things for many reasons, but in a lot of ways, we
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Rule 1: Don't let anything stop you from doing the thing you want to learn. All other Rules are subservient to Rule 1. If any other rule stops you from following Rule 1, ignore them. I'm writing this for myself. So, if you disagree, just create
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Some numbers resonate, don't they? Welcome to another midnight writing session by yours truly. For me, they were 13, 16, and 18, so far. Being that many years old just felt very right. I suppose I identified with the identity. Or maybe they just represented common stages of
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This is a free write. For Purdue app. Prompt: Please briefly elaborate on one of your extracurricular activities or work experiences. I first started learning taekwondo in 6th grade. Over the years, I've trained, tested, and rose to acquire a second-degree black belt. I enjoy taekwondo because One
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It is time. Unlike just a few weeks ago, it is actually finally happening. The wave function of future possibilities is collapsing into a more final, limited form. While it is a little disappointing to see that so many different opportunities have started closing, I knew that this day was
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There are just so many topics in the world to learn about! It's just a shame there's not enough time to explore them all. So many different areas of knowledge, so many different skills, so many experiences that I won't be able to have.
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It's a weird period my life. Right now, anything is possible. Any path, any result. I could fail high school or go to Harvard, no way to know. It's exciting but also it feels like I'm about to explode. In a few months, nay
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So, I recently finished Omori, a game. My friends had talked about it a couple of times and had used some Omori gifs, but I wasn't all that interested in playing a game labeled as psychological horror. A couple of weeks though, a friend, M, built a new
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As I often do, I was thinking. It's still the summer, but as the holiday season slowly approaches, one of the things I think about is what presents I should get people. This leads to thinking about what I want as a gift. Kids usually have a long
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This is a free-write, bla bla bla, check post 1. This particular one includes all my brainstorming activity. idk maybe I'll find a backup of this post sometime in the future and have a laugh. Topic: Courage to Grow Brainstorm: new kid, again taekwondo what did i learn
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This is a free-write. This is not top quality writing, please check my note on Free Write 1. Time: 30 minutes (took too long again lol) Prompt: Clearly written in 500 words or less please tell us your aspirations and how you hope to reach them. Include special circumstances that
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This is the first in a series of free writes I'll be doing to get ready to write essays for college applications. This means that this was written in one flow, without stopping, and has no grammatical or syntactic editing. Time: 25 minutes. (I was originally only going
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Warning: This is a rant. This is rather obvious, but some teachers are better than others. Back when I was in Montana, I had a wonderful taekwondo teacher, Master A. Like with many activities, I was cautious and nervous at first to start a new activity. However, I started to