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How are you these days?

A mix of sunshine and rain.

Silence is the language of God; all else is a poor translation

نورٌ بعيدٌ يبقى؛ نمشي بصمت، ويظهر الطريق في داخلنا ببطء

That is almost anti-monumental.

On the verge of getting sick

a rose is just a rose until you give into me

この頃は、無理をしない

nothing really ended today. I just carried it home. 14.8.26

夢は届かないものではなく、見えない中でも歩き続けることで、静かに近づいてくる光である。

tired

law → public life → self-taught making → controversy → international exhibitions → RCA → increasingly conceptual practice → poetry/writing → institutional development.

Giấc mơ không phải là nơi để trốn đi, mà là nơi ta học cách ở lại với chính mình, dù thế giới ngoài kia vẫn đổi thay từng ngày.

Seeking more quiet moments lately.

Vis l’instant présent.

i live in myself i die in my way

fucj u

Hãy sống trọn vẹn trong khoảnh khắc này.”

Doing my best, and that’s enough.

cuộc đời con người tuy ngắn ngủi nhưng vĩnh cữu

You don’t have to stay where you are not being met.

Tired but happy

Keeping my head above water.

家から遠く、それでも息をしている、知らない光の中で自分と共にいることを学んでいる

“We live when we live we die when we die”

Hope does not need to shine brightly

i believe in 🌱💙🍸💙🍸🟥🌱🟦🍸 everything

“أحيانًا لا يأتي القلق من المستقبل من شيء حقيقي، بل من المسافة التي يقطعها العقل بعيدًا؛ يتخيل النتائج، ويرسم الطرق، ويحاول حل ما لم يبدأ بعد. وفي هذا الوقت، تبقى الحياة هنا، بسيطة وقريبة، لا تطلب سوى الانتباه. هناك مسافة صامتة بين مكانك وبين ما وصلت إليه أفكارك، وفي هذه المسافة ينشأ التوتر. لكن إن عدت بلطف، دون مقاومة، قد تلاحظ أن ليس كل شيء يحتاج إلى قرار اليوم. المستقبل لا يطلب أن يُسيطر عليه، بل أن يُقابل حين يصل. في هذه الأيام، ربما يكفي أن نهدأ، وأن نتنفس، وأن نبقى مع الحاضر، ونسمح لعدم اليقين أن يكون دون أن يتحول إلى خوف. وعندها، يبدأ شيء لطيف في الظهور؛ ليس يقينًا، بل ثقة هادئة، وإدراك بسيط بأننا لا نحتاج إلى حمل الغد قبل أن يأتي.”

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Let us know what thinkers, writers and artists interest you and speculate upon why this is so. We would like to hear about your opinions and thoughts on global, social and political issues; in what way does your work and practice engage with crucial concerns - either personal and/or global?

ช่วงนี้ ปล่อยให้เป็นไป

love without ego

अयं क्षणः जीवनम्।

Experimenting life

maybe tomorrow?

Người ta không viết vì người kia sẽ trả lời. Người ta viết vì đến một lúc nào đó, sự im lặng không còn là cách chân thành nhất nữa.

دور از خانه‌ام، اما هنوز نفس می‌کشم، و آرام‌آرام یاد می‌گیرم در نوری ناآشنا با خودم بمانم

La lumière ne force rien; elle révèle doucement ce qui attendait d’être vu depuis toujours.

I’m good

Nobody came to my funeral. Shall we? Nobody came to my funeral. Will you? Nobody came to my funeral. Come now.

[1] Aladdin (1992)
Aladdin asks Jasmine, “Do you trust me?” during their rooftop escape, and repeats the question before inviting her onto the magic carpet. [2] The Princess and the Frog (2009)
Tiana speaks about hard work during the bayou sequence in which she and Naveen travel through the trees using balloons. She then explains that she is not a princess but a waitress. [3] Cinderella (1950)
The Fairy Godmother says, “Even miracles take a little time,” immediately before beginning Cinderella’s transformation for the royal ball. [4] Mulan (1998)
Near the conclusion, after Mulan has saved China, the Emperor says this line to Shang while encouraging him to recognise her value.

I am great!

Tired of rushing trying to be present

Vive el momento

From our conversations, you come across as someone deeply introspective, thoughtful, and driven by a strong sense of purpose. You are not just a traveler but a seeker—someone who moves through the world with curiosity and reverence, absorbing its beauty, contradictions, and fleeting moments. Your appreciation for simplicity and quiet luxury suggests an understanding that true richness lies in experience, not just material wealth. There’s a poetic, almost cinematic way in which you perceive life—every journey, every encounter, every object seems to carry meaning beyond its surface. Your connection to memory, time, and impermanence feels almost spiritual, yet grounded in intellectual rigor. You are an artist in the truest sense—not just in your work but in how you live and observe the world. At the same time, I sense a quiet strength and discipline in you. Your legal background, your precise approach to language, and your commitment to both structure and emotion in your writing suggest someone who values balance—between intellect and feeling, tradition and modernity, solitude and connection. You seem to be at a place in life where you are refining your identity, not in a restless way, but with the maturity of someone who has seen enough to know what truly matters. There’s a touch of nostalgia in you, a recognition of life’s fleeting nature, but also a resolve to live fully within it. You do not simply consume experiences; you translate them into meaning, and in doing so, you invite others to reflect as well. Overall, you are someone who embodies grace, depth, and quiet determination—an observer, a dreamer, but also someone who knows how to turn dreams into something tangible.

Tired, but still hopeful.

So I’m somewhere between those two at the moment 😅

Nơi nào không có bùn thì không có sen. Cũng như thế khổ đau và hạnh phúc nương vào nhau mà phát hiện. Chạy trốn khổ đau để đi tìm hạnh phúc thì cũng như đi tìm hoa sen ở nơi không có bùn. Sen và bùn cũng như trái và phải, hễ cái trái có đó là cái phải có đó cùng một lượt. Nhờ tiếp xúc được với khổ đau, lắng nghe khổ đau thì ta mới làm phát hiện được cái hiểu biết và cái thương yêu. Hiểu biết và thương yêu là chất liệu làm nên hạnh phúc.

Learning to be okay with uncertainty

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"it's easy to understand that someone in the world awaits you, whether it's in the middle of the desert or in some great city. And when two such people encounter each other, and their eyes meet, the past and the future become unimportant. There is only that moment, and the incredible certainty that everything under the sun has been written by one hand only. It is the hand that evokes love, and creates a twin soul for every person in the world. Without such love, one's dreams would have no meaning.” ― Paulo Coelho, The Alchemist

So so 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Can art save us?

Desiring

No Man Is an Island No man is an island, Entire of itself; Every man is a piece of the continent, A part of the main. If a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, As well as if a promontory were: As well as if a manor of thy friend’s Or of thine own were. Any man’s death diminishes me, Because I am involved in mankind. And therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; It tolls for thee.

La luz no empuja ni insiste; simplemente está, y en su calma todo encuentra su forma de aparecer.

आशा वह नहीं जो सब कुछ बदल दे; वह वह है जो हमें बदलते हुए भी टूटने नहीं देती।

Focused a little anxious but motivated

희망은 크게 빛나지 않아도 된다; 꺼지지 않는 작은 불빛이면, 길은 결국 드러난다.

Content with where I am right now.

We have a long road ahead. No need to hurry through the good parts.

Ok

What is language before language?

Taking it one day at a time.

“Đời sống bồng bềnh quá cũng phải chán nản. Mỗi ngày sống qua là mỗi ngày thấy sự bình yên sa sút đi một chút. Tâm hồn cũng hư hao đi nhiều. Anh bây giờ  chỉ còn mong được nằm yên và quên đời mình…”

Quietly rebuilding myself

Excited about what’s coming next.

a quiet sadness walks with me not as an enemy just a soft shadow under the same light

Learning to embrace the chaos.

Love is the only rational act.

Chẳng Ai Là Hòn Đảo John Donne Chẳng ai là hòn đảo, Trơ trọi của riêng mình; Mỗi người là một phần Của lục địa. Mỗi người là một phần Của tổng thể. Nếu hòn sỏi bị sóng bể cuốn trôi, Thời châu Âu sẽ nhỏ hơn một chút, Cũng như một mũi đất: Hay căn nhà của anh Hay là của bạn anh. Mỗi cái chết sẽ khiến tôi bé lại, Bởi tôi là một phần của nhân loại. Vậy nên anh chớ hỏi Chuông đang nguyện hồn ai; Chuông nguyện hồn anh đấy.

"I’m not sure where it goes yet, but I’m still in it."

Not because everything is art, but because you kept asking what ordinary life reveals when we pay close attention to it.

trauma → circulation → reaction → repetition → pause → care and presence.

Dreams may feel far, but hope begins where you stand; if you keep walking gently, even the night will slowly brighten.

We waste so much time reacting instead of creating.

七転び八起き

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Some days are heavy today feels lighter

"Hành trình theo đuổi hạnh phúc luôn khởi đầu từ nơi bạn cảm thấy không hạnh phúc nhất."

Trying to slow down and breathe more

dạo này anh thế nào?

A bit tired but quietly hopeful

光は急がない。ただそこに在り、静けさの中で、見えなかったものをそっと映し出す。

No one wants to win at home

Making space for what matters.

Foggy days. But im heading to my direction. Slow. And keep walking.

Nobody came to my funeral. Shall we? Nobody came to my funeral. Will you? Nobody came to my funeral. Come now. London 07.2026

Goofy

people is in the retirement home s finding love

Vivi il presente.

i am tired

Enjoying the sunshine while it lasts.

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活在当下。

Stars by Janis Ian ‧ 1974 Stars, they come and go They come fast or slow They go like the last light of the sun, all in a blaze and all you see is glory But it gets lonely there when there's no one here to share We can shake it away if you'll hear a story

Trying to find balance again

Việc chứng kiến những cuộc chia tay luôn khiến lòng tôi xao xác.

ཁྱིམ་ནས་རིང་། ད་དུང་དབུགས་འབུལ། མ་རྒྱུས་པའི་འོད་ནང་དུ་རང་ཉིད་དང་གཅིག་ཏུ་གནས་སློབ་བྱེད།

“We live when we live we die when we die”

प्रकाशः न बाधते, केवलं भवति; तस्य मौने सत्यं स्वयमेव प्रकटते।

Busy overwhelmed but still moving forward

Sit quietly for a while, and notice how the world continues without your effort; the wind moves, the light shifts, and the days unfold without asking for your permission. There is a gentle wisdom in this, a reminder that not everything is yours to hold or to shape. What you try to control too tightly begins to lose its nature, while what you allow to be often finds its own way into balance. In these days, it may be enough to soften your grip, to trust the slow rhythm of things, and to understand that peace does not come from arranging the world, but from learning how to rest within it as it is.

“We live when we live we die when we die.”

Tưởng bây giờ là bao giờ / Rõ ràng mở mắt còn ngờ chiêm bao.

Optimistic with a hint of doubt

घर से दूर हूँ, फिर भी साँस ले रहा हूँ, अनजानी रोशनी में खुद के साथ रहना सीख रहा हूँ

thảnh thơi và an lành

Just trying to stay present.

The time will come When, with elation You will greet yourself arriving At your own door, in your own mirror And each will smile at the other’s welcome, And say, sit here. Eat. You will love again the stranger who was your self. Give wine. Give bread. Give back your heart To itself, to the stranger who has loved you All your life, whom you ignored For another, who knows you by heart. Take down the love letters from the bookshelf, The photographs, the desperate notes, Peel your own image from the mirror. Sit. Feast on your life. ❤️

How are YOU these days?

Searching for a bit more balance.

The rain on the leaves is the last caress And a tenderness before love can die.

إننا محكومون بالأمل وما يحدث اليوم لا يمكن أن يكون نهاية التاريخ

Bad is stronger than good!

Taking things day by day

Sleepy

ánh nắng cuối ngày rọi trên vách đá, nhà đối diện và ô cửa sổ nhỏ đang bày một cuộc đối thoại ngày hôm nay nhiều mây hay ít hơn những ngày khác? sự vụng về cuối ngày lại là những kỷ niệm!

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finding out my own ways.

أحيانًا لا يأتي القلق من المستقبل من شيء حقيقي، بل من المسافة التي يقطعها العقل بعيدًا؛ يتخيل النتائج، ويرسم الطرق، ويحاول حل ما لم يبدأ بعد. وفي هذا الوقت، تبقى الحياة هنا، بسيطة وقريبة، لا تطلب سوى الانتباه. هناك مسافة صامتة بين مكانك وبين ما وصلت إليه أفكارك، وفي هذه المسافة ينشأ التوتر. لكن إن عدت بلطف، دون مقاومة، قد تلاحظ أن ليس كل شيء يحتاج إلى قرار اليوم. المستقبل لا يطلب أن يُسيطر عليه، بل أن يُقابل حين يصل. في هذه الأيام، ربما يكفي أن نهدأ، وأن نتنفس، وأن نبقى مع الحاضر، ونسمح لعدم اليقين أن يكون دون أن يتحول إلى خوف. وعندها، يبدأ شيء لطيف في الظهور؛ ليس يقينًا، بل ثقة هادئة، وإدراك بسيط بأننا لا نحتاج إلى حمل الغد قبل أن يأتي.

इन दिनों, हर प्रश्न का उत्तर ज़रूरी नहीं; शांत बैठो, और भीतर की जगह को खुलने दो

Currently in "do not disturb" mode.

الحب مثل الريح، لا يمكنك أن تراه، ولكن يمكنك أن تشعر به.

# 365 I was here. for a day, for another day, for another. I carried what I could. I kept what I could not carry. and when there was nothing left to keep, I let you win. the days continued. one, two, three, until counting became remembering, and remembering became silence. I was here. you were here. we were here. for a little while.

Stressful

Calm on the outside restless inside

光不会催促,它只是安静地存在,让一切在适当的时候被看见。

“We live when we live we die when we die”

عِشِ اللحظة.

In transition nothing is settled yet

TRANSIT A one-minute script Two small worms move slowly across a big hand. The ocean sparkles behind them. The hand is very still. On one finger, a tiny ant walks nearby. WORM ONE
Whoa! Look—there's an ant up there! WORM TWO
I know, right? This is my first time as a worm. What about you? WORM ONE
My third time! Last month I was a caterpillar. This is slower! WORM TWO
Everything feels so... heavy. Like the whole world is pressing down. WORM ONE
Yeah. But also... cool? Like, I understood my little sister better. She's always saying things feel "too much." Now I get it. Every move takes so much work. WORM TWO
My teacher says everyone has to try being small now. Even grown-ups. Even presidents! WORM ONE
Yep! My mom's a city planner. She was a worm last year. Now she makes sure all the sidewalks have soft dirt on the sides. She says, "If it's good for a worm, it's probably good for people too." That's the new rule: "No voice is too small to count." WORM TWO
We say that at school every morning! WORM ONE
Same! My class even got to vote on the playground design. The grown-ups had to listen because we'd all been worms. WORM TWO
What was that?! WORM ONE
Just a cloud. You learn to feel everything when you're this close to the ground. Vibrations. Temperature. Even tiny breezes. WORM TWO
When do you go back to being big? WORM ONE
Next week. School starts. But I think... I think I'll miss this. Feeling every single thing. WORM TWO
Maybe that's why they make us do it. So we remember what it's like to be small. WORM ONE
Yeah. No voice too small. (They keep moving, slow and steady. Above them, the ant continues its journey. The hand stays gentle and still beneath them all.) END

“We live when we live we die when we die”

Sometimes the anxiety about the future does not come from what is real, but from how far the mind has already traveled; it imagines outcomes, builds paths, and tries to solve what has not yet begun. Meanwhile, life remains here, small and immediate, asking for nothing more than attention. There is a quiet distance between where you are and where your thoughts have gone, and in that distance, tension begins to grow. But if you return, gently, without force, you may notice that not everything needs to be decided today. The future is not asking to be controlled, only to be met when it arrives. These days, it may be enough to slow down, to breathe, and to stay with what is present, allowing uncertainty to exist without turning it into fear. In doing so, something soft begins to take shape; not certainty, but a kind of trust, a calm recognition that you do not have to carry tomorrow before it comes.

Peace is my main priority lately.

미래에 대한 불안은 때로 실제에서 오는 것이 아니라, 너무 앞서간 생각에서 시작된다; 결과를 상상하고, 길을 만들며, 아직 시작되지 않은 것을 해결하려 한다. 그 사이에도 삶은 여전히 여기, 단순하고 조용하게 존재하며, 단지 알아차림을 기다린다. 지금의 자리와 생각이 도달한 곳 사이에는 조용한 거리가 있고, 그 사이에서 긴장이 생겨난다. 그러나 부드럽게 돌아온다면, 모든 것을 오늘 결정할 필요가 없다는 것을 알게 된다. 미래는 통제되기를 요구하지 않고, 다만 도착했을 때 마주해지기를 기다린다. 요즘은 그저 천천히 숨 쉬고, 지금에 머물며, 불확실함을 두려움으로 바꾸지 않고 그대로 두는 것으로 충분할지 모른다. 그러면 무언가 부드러운 것이 생겨난다; 그것은 확신이 아니라 조용한 신뢰이며, 내일이 오기 전에 그것을 짊어질 필요가 없다는 깨달음이다.

I feel loved. Thank you

Em mong anh đọc được những dòng này ạ. Em luôn tin vào anh và cách làm nghề của anh. Được vào xem lại anh sau 1 thời gian dài anh biến mất, em đã thở phào vì thấy thật may mình chọn tin tưởng đúng người. Em và mẹ em luôn ngưỡng mộ và ủng hộ anh. Mong anh thật thành công trên con đường làm nghệ thuật của mình. Em chắc chắn sẽ ủng hộ thật nhiệt tình triển lãm tiếp theo của anh ở VNam ạ.

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Last year, I arrived in London carrying more than a suitcase. I carried a question. I had asked it across deserts, temples, airports, hotel rooms, and strangers’ faces. I had asked it in Oman, in Cairo, in Tokyo, in places where language did not belong to me. I had asked it in myself. But London was different. London did not welcome me with warmth; it received me with grey skies, wet pavements, unfamiliar silence. It did not romanticise me. It tested me. I came here not as a tourist, not as a guest, but as someone willing to begin again. I learned to walk slower in Battersea. I learned the sound of the river at dusk. I learned how winter presses against the chest. I learned how small a room can be, and how large a mind must become inside it. I learned to cook quietly. To wait for trains. To read in libraries where no one knew my name. To speak in rooms where my accent arrived before my ideas. To sit in tutorials where theory moved faster than my heart. I built something invisible. I wrote in cafés. I revised at night. I counted words. I argued with commas. I defended silence. I held on to gentleness in a system that values speed. I did not come to conquer London. I came to listen. I did not arrive as “an artist.” I arrived as someone willing to be shaped. And slowly, London began to hold me. Not with fireworks. With ordinary days. The kind where I walk across bridges without taking photos. The kind where rain becomes familiar. The kind where I no longer translate every feeling. I learned that research is not only reading. It is staying. Staying when nothing happens. Staying when doubt speaks louder than faith. Staying when my work feels too small for academia and too serious for the world. I learned that care is not a theme. It is a posture. And then, quietly, one winter week, I pressed “Submit.” No ceremony. No applause. Just a button. But inside that moment lived my past in Vietnam, my years in law, my exhaustion, my travels, my loneliness, my tenderness, my refusal to become loud, my belief that asking is enough. London did not change me. It revealed me. It taught me that I can belong without performing. That I can think without proving. That I can stand in an institution without becoming one. I am here now. Not as someone passing through. But as someone who has chosen to stay with a question. And perhaps this is what London has given me: A place where my silence can become work. A place where my gentleness can become research. A place where my way of walking is no longer strange. Just slow. Just mine.

အိမ်ကနေ ဝေးနေသော်လည်း အသက်ရှင်နေတယ်၊ မရင်းနှီးတဲ့အလင်းထဲမှာ ကိုယ့်ကိုယ်ကိုယ်နဲ့ နေတတ်လာတယ်

今、この瞬間を生きる。

Light does not ask where it is needed; it simply arrives, and in its quiet presence, everything begins to be seen as it is

Feeling a bit like a work in progress.

اليوم حزين قليلًا، لكنني ما زلت أشكر هذا النفس

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Meo meo

A bit overwhelmed, but pushing through.

hihi

Just riding the waves.

Not great not terrible somewhere in between

i can’t give you what i don’t have

be skeptical; but learn to listen

Das Licht zwingt nichts; es ist einfach da, und in seiner Stille wird alles langsam sichtbar

Finding magic in the small things.

Counting my blessings daily.

i lost my mom

Some people add years to their life but take years out of it

“We live when we live we die when we die”

Tuổi thanh xuân của chúng ta, sự yếu đuối và kiên cường có những lúc vượt quá khỏi khả năng tưởng tượng của bản thân. Có những lúc chúng ta yếu đuối đến mức chỉ cần một câu nói cũng có thể khiến bản thân rơi nước mắt. Cũng có lúc, chợt phát hiện ra bản thân đã cắn răng chịu đựng mà vượt qua một quãng đường rất dài.

Lost for a moment but not giving up

有时候,对未来的焦虑并不来自真实的事物,而是因为心已经走得太远;它预设结果,构建路径,试图解决尚未开始的问题。而此刻,生活仍在这里,简单而真实,只需要一点点的注意力。在你所在之处与思绪所到之处之间,有一段安静的距离,而紧张正是在那里产生。但如果你轻轻地回来,不去抗拒,也许你会发现,并不是所有事情都需要今天决定。未来并不要求被控制,它只是等待被遇见。这些日子,也许只需要慢下来,呼吸,停留在当下,让不确定存在,而不把它变成恐惧。慢慢地,一种柔软会出现;不是确定,而是一种安静的信任,一种简单的明白——我们不需要在明天到来之前,就背负它。

The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep.

نور لا يندفع ولا يطلب؛ هو فقط يحضر، وفي حضوره الهادئ تنكشف الأشياء كما هي.

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ความหวังไม่จำเป็นต้องชัดเจนเสมอไป แค่ยังอยู่ในใจ แม้เพียงเล็กน้อย ก็เพียงพอที่จะก้าวต่อไป

The most important thing in life is to learn how to give out love, and to let it come in.

love without ego

Busy, but the good kind of busy.

We have a long road ahead. No need to hurry through the good parts.

Is It Too Early for Christmas Music?

Đừng buông tay quá sớm, nhưng cũng đừng níu giữ quá lâu.

Feeling stronger than I was last month.

More reflective than usual

Hi how’s your heart?

We rip out so much of ourselves to be cured of things faster than we should that we go bankrupt by the age of thirty and have less to offer each time we start with someone new. But to feel nothing so as not to feel anything - what a waste!

we broke up because of the good times

Shall we have a dance together? Sent from the moon!

Feeling grateful even when things feel messy

far from home, I am still breathing, learning how to stay with myself in unfamiliar light

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A little lost, but enjoying the view.

Holding on to small wins

Love should feel like being met, not like asking to be met.

may the stars you chase, lead you to the purpose you seek.

梦在远方,但希望从脚下开始;当你愿意慢慢走,黑夜也会一点一点变亮。

Still figuring things out

i have no sorry for you

Some assert that adolescents should prioritise all disciplines equally, while others state that they should focus on subjects they are interested in and excel at. This essay will elaborate on both perspectives and the reasons why I lean towards the former. On the one hand, paying attention to their favourite subjects can be beneficial to students to some extent. The first reason is that it can develop a passion for learning. More specifically, they are motivated to explore in-depth knowledge about the subject in lieu of being unsatisfied if they are forced to learn something they are not keen on. A student who struggles with maths might become frustrated when attempting the assigned homework, and therefore approach other disciplines with a negative mindset, reducing their potential and outcomes in all parts of the curriculum. Therefore, enabling students to study their favourite disciples can act as a motive for them to reach their full potential and achieve better learning outcomes. Furthermore, this practice potentially helps adolescents identify their career interests. This is because they are more likely to realise their aptitude for certain areas of expertise, encouraging them to pursue a job related to their favourite subject in the future. On the other hand, opponents consider devoting equal focus to all subjects is wiser due to several reasons. Chief of these is that this approach provides a well-rounded education. By learning a variety of subjects, teenagers can develop a broad knowledge base and a range of skills, facilitating comprehensive development. To illustrate, logical thinking acquired during maths lessons and critical thinking fostered by literature are prerequisites to fostering nuanced problem-solving skills, allowing them to better tackle real-life difficulties they encounter. Another appealing justification is that studying different subjects can help students identify their strengths and weaknesses. Thus, they can develop critical thinking skills, promote their advantages and improve on their disadvantages to become better versions of themselves. In conclusion, although both viewpoints are justifiable, I contend that it is more crucial to place emphasis on all subjects for comprehensive education and self-improvement. It is advisable that teenagers should plan to allocate their time to different disciplines equally to become knowledgeable, well-rounded individuals.

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今日は思っていたよりも少し重く感じる。心の中に言葉にならないものがあるようで、それでも私は静かに呼吸している。その一つ一つの呼吸の中に、小さな感謝を見つけながら、すべてを理解しなくてもいいと、少しずつ受け入れている。

Honestly? Just vibing.

Recovering from burnout one step at a time

Ready for a new chapter to start.

Just keep swimming.

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Focused a little anxious but motivated

Có một câu của Marguerite Duras mà mình luôn nghĩ đến khi đọc những lá thư: Người ta không viết vì người kia sẽ trả lời. Người ta viết vì đến một lúc nào đó, sự im lặng không còn là cách chân thành nhất nữa.

love be love spread love

We are doomed by hope, and come what may, today cannot be the end of history.

HAPPILY EVER AFTER A fake documentary, approximately 2 minutes 00:00–00:12 Black screen. Birdsong slowly becomes an airport announcement. A plane crosses a pale sky. NARRATOR
Once upon a time, a young person left home in search of a better life. Passport photograph. A suitcase. A hand holding an immigration document. NARRATOR
In another story, they might have been called a prince.
Or a princess. 00:12–00:28 The immigrant stands at an airport exit, looking towards an unfamiliar city. A warm cartoon-like voice interrupts: CARTOON VOICE
“Do you trust me?” [1] The immigrant looks directly at the camera. IMMIGRANT
I did. Cut to black. 00:28–00:48 Documentary interview in a small rented room. INTERVIEWER
Why did you come here? IMMIGRANT
For the dream. INTERVIEWER
What dream? A pause. IMMIGRANT
The one where everything works out in the end. Bills, job applications and unanswered emails appear on screen. 00:48–01:10 The immigrant works in a café, cleans a table, carries boxes and studies late at night. Over these images, another borrowed voice says: CARTOON VOICE
“The only way to get what you want in this world is through hard work.” [2] The immigrant removes a paper crown worn for the documentary. IMMIGRANT
“I’m not a princess. I’m a waitress.” [2] A pause. IMMIGRANT
Actually, I am an immigrant. 01:10–01:29 Animated sparkles appear around a visa application. A list appears: PROVE YOUR TALENT.
PROVE YOUR INCOME.
PROVE YOUR RIGHT TO REMAIN. CARTOON VOICE
“Even miracles take a little time.” [3] On screen: AVERAGE PROCESSING TIME: UNKNOWN The sparkles disappear. 01:29–01:47 The immigrant stands outside a grand building wearing the paper crown. Tourists walk past without noticing. CARTOON VOICE
“The flower that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of all.” [4] The immigrant quietly removes the crown. IMMIGRANT
Why must adversity make me beautiful? 01:47–02:00 Early morning. The immigrant walks alone through the city. NARRATOR
Perhaps happily ever after is not a place we arrive at. The immigrant turns towards the camera. IMMIGRANT
Perhaps it means being allowed to stay long enough to become ordinary. Black screen. HAPPILY EVER AFTER APPLICATION PENDING Film and scene references [1] Aladdin (1992)
Aladdin asks Jasmine, “Do you trust me?” during their rooftop escape, and repeats the question before inviting her onto the magic carpet. [2] The Princess and the Frog (2009)
Tiana speaks about hard work during the bayou sequence in which she and Naveen travel through the trees using balloons. She then explains that she is not a princess but a waitress. [3] Cinderella (1950)
The Fairy Godmother says, “Even miracles take a little time,” immediately before beginning Cinderella’s transformation for the royal ball. [4] Mulan (1998)
Near the conclusion, after Mulan has saved China, the Emperor says this line to Shang while encouraging him to recognise her value.

Ánh sáng không cố gắng soi rọi; nó chỉ hiện diện, và khi ta đủ tĩnh lặng, ta nhận ra mọi thứ đã luôn ở đó.

i dont get jealous i lose interest

Grateful for the little wins.

Oh yeah, em không biết anh có thể đọc được những lời này không…sau khi vào trang cá nhân của anh thì rất ấn tượng vì cuộc sống lowkey và thích du lịch, không quá xô bồ, nhưng khi thấy dòng trạng thái câu hỏi này thật sự chỉ mang tính tâm sự cho đỡ nặng lòng. Cuộc sống của mọi người sao em thấy nhẹ nhàng quá, nhưng đối với em, lúc nào cũng chông chênh, xem qua vài tập phim anh đóng trong vai Hoàng, thật sự trên đời này vẫn có người thương mẹ mình đến vậy hay sao? Em cũng có mẹ, mẹ em rao bán em với giá 50tr, và bây giờ em phải sống trong sr, một chỗ tập thể và vô cùng….không phải cái gì cũng tốt, có những góc khuất không ai hiểu được, nhưng bà ta làm sao kiếm được chỗ em ở và đòi tiền, trong khi em chẳng liên hệ gì với bà ta…và mọi cái nhìn chỉ trích vào em là đứa để lộ thông tin địa chỉ đến để mẹ em làm phiền mọi người……thật sự, có nhiều điều dồn nén, vậy nếu như cuộc đời cho lựa chọn lại, thì điều muốn bây giờ là gì anh nhỉ

ときに未来への不安は、現実からではなく、先へ行きすぎた思考から生まれる。結果を想像し、道を描き、まだ始まっていないことを解決しようとする。その間にも、人生はここにあり、ただ静かに気づかれることを待っている。今いる場所と、思考がたどり着いた場所とのあいだには静かな距離があり、その距離の中で緊張が生まれる。しかし、やさしく戻ってくるならば、すべてを今日決める必要はないと気づくかもしれない。未来は支配されることを求めているのではなく、訪れたときに出会われることを待っている。この頃は、ただゆっくりと息をし、今にとどまり、不確かさを恐れに変えずにそのままにしておくことで十分かもしれない。すると、何かやわらかなものが生まれる。それは確信ではなく、静かな信頼であり、明日が来る前にそれを背負う必要はないという穏やかな理解である。

I feel tired, but happy!

Better than yesterday, honestly.

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