Category: Opinion

• Opinion

  The Teachers and Moments That Made Me Fall in Love With Reading

  A personal essay on falling in love with reading through childhood memories, teachers, and family, and a reflection on the modern reading crisis and why books still matter.

  May 25, 2026
• Opinion

  The Internet Has Completely Rewired Human Behavior In The Worst Way

  Why does every social interaction feel slightly off now? From internet brain and chronic overstimulation to loneliness, gambling culture, and life through screens, modern public behavior feels increasingly disconnected from reality.

  May 24, 2026
• Opinion

  The Hypocrisy of Hating Billionaires While Funding Them Anyway

  A blunt, relatable look at billionaire criticism, fast fashion, influencer storefronts, and why online outrage often collapses under everyday consumer convenience and fast shipping culture.

  May 9, 2026
• Opinion

  Why Having Strong Principles Feels Insane in a World That Rewards Bad Behavior

  Why honesty, integrity, and moral fiber feel rare in modern society. A candid look at accountability, community, and staying principled in a dishonest world.

  May 8, 2026
• Opinion

  The New Anti-Tattoo Vibe Is Boring (And a Little Puritan, If We’re Honest)

  The anti tattoo trend is back. Here’s why mixed styles, bold ink, and doing what you actually like will always matter more than fitting into a box.

  April 30, 2026
• Opinion

  FOMO Marketing Is Out of Touch in Today’s Economy

  FOMO marketing and limited product drops once drove hype and fast sales, but in today’s economy, consumers are opting out of pressure and choosing easier, more intentional shopping experiences.

  April 16, 2026