I think, therefore I am.

Hello, who am I?

The easy-going person behind the screen talking to you through this letter.

I'm good. I was satisfied with giving my room a basic makeover. Nothing fancy like fairy lights, you know, trending aesthetics.

My desk looked cramped so I reduced some space. Trust me, it's better than paying for therapy. Learning how to be organized here.

I got 15 minutes to use my phone before a feature I've just set up locks it again. During this time, I'm writing here instead of checking messengers.

Found a nice way to manage my time. It wasn't healthy for me how I "invested". Things got stressful and earned me some titles among my social circle. Been labeled as a fake, drama queen, victim player. I know I'm none of this. If I think this concept is right, I see distortions of myself and won't figure out what I am truly like.

For example, somebody calls you dumb. You know you're not dumb. And if you give in, you start thinking that you're not good enough, useless, irrelevant. Those bad things.

Remember this: "I think, therefore I am."

One thing that should matter is how we see ourselves. How we build our concept.

Did I tell you that I almost gave up on creative writing for believing what others thought of me?

Now you know. I was close to quitting and never again thinking of having creative outlets. Some people appreciated it. Others acted mean just to test my reactions.

To keep it simple:

Build yourself.

Put on a place where you deserve. Yes, I mean the higher ones.

Keep your essence, hold it dear.