I have, but I’m over it now. I’ve been sailing nowhere trying to find what is there in life to get until I finally find a reason to stay. Nothing stays broken forever, you can fix that compass and until then you’ll have to go with your guts. Try and find a guide, because a compass isn’t the only guide.

To live is to love, I’ve recently figured this out. Living is mandatory, but what makes life worth living? Love. Love is what brings color to your life. It’s not just romantic love, it’s love in general. Falling in love with how the morning sun hits, falling in love with how people greet you, it’s a long process but it’s a beautiful thing nonetheless.

Hey, you alright?

Contrary to popular beliefs, it’s Ser-Jho/Ser-Jyo not Ser-Gi-O. But it doesn’t matter how you pronounce my name, I can’t hear it anyway.

No, it doesn’t mean immediate support. Consuming boycotted products also doesn’t mean immediate support. Supporting itu kalau kamu bantu mereka (share, promoting, influencing). Kalau sekadar like ya, to each his own aja? Apalagi di konteks ini cuma sekadar meme. Kecuali meme-nya condescending, it doesn’t equal support.

The main thing you should always remember when wanting to start from scratch is to have the will and to have the motivation. You won’t get anywhere without motivation, especially if you’re someone like me (someone who would usually bail and return to my own ways if things get ineffective). Also to have a good environment, to build friendships and finding colleagues with the same goals. Take it slow, you’ll be alright.

No. List of reasons:
1. Israel, not all Jews.
2. Zionism, not Judaism.
3. It’s not antisemitic for condemning a genocide.
4. Defending themselves from what? Kids?
5. The genocide been happening for 76 years. Palestine is defending itself, not the other way around.
6. I have educated people I can to not be antisemitic while condemning a genocide.
If you believe what you believe, get out of my retrospring, respectfully.

Coffee and Croissant.

Apparently.

Oh, hello. No problem, glad I could help. Though, I have been dying to spread how media consumption is burning you out even more than you realize. Taking a break by consuming media would further make you a burnt little toast. Which is my our generation (Young millenials and younger) are more prone to getting tired even though you’re not doing anything.

I think it’s not something cruel to do. Memories stick with people, however, leaving it is definitely okay. It’s a part of growing up; making new memories, leaving the past. No matter how beautiful the past is, life goes on, things happen and there are more beautiful memories awaiting to be unlocked. Besides, as I said, memories stick with people. Doesn’t matter how hard you try, unless you are physically unable, you won’t be able to erase your memory. It grows up with you. So, no, it’s not cruel. It’s simply growing up, moving on.

Well, I work remotely most of the time. Personally, I would take a walk when I’m feeling stressed to avoid getting burnt out (burnt out Sergio means no work gets done). If you’re doing office jobs, I recommend taking the long way home. When I used to work onsite, I would opt to go and do a little nightride on a less busy street or take a long walk before taking public transport. However, that’s me. Adjust it with your schedule, your needs. Taking a walk outside is more therapeutic than people make it seem.

Hey, sorry for the late reply. I appreciate your confession, alright? Thank you for the admiration you have for me and for the support. I truly, truly appreciate this. Thank you so much for your kind words,

Thank you..?