How Modern Romance and Apps Makes Everyone Equally Disposable & Lonely and the Key to Changing the Trend.

Love Robert Indiana, 1966. As a preface: I know how ironic it is to write about this subject matter as I still have Tinder, Bumble, and Coffee Meets Bagel installed on my phone, so I am in the same ditch as everyone else who is currently using a or multiple dating app[s] (this excludes people who … Continue reading How Modern Romance and Apps Makes Everyone Equally Disposable & Lonely and the Key to Changing the Trend. →

Past & Present / Unconventional Guide to Dealing with Loneliness.

Not to Be Reproduced René Magritte, 1937. "The loneliest moment in someone's life is when they are watching their whole world fall apart, and all they can do is stare blankly." - F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby Sometimes the feeling of isolation creeps up out of nowhere and ambushes me swiftly, and I can do nothing … Continue reading Past & Present / Unconventional Guide to Dealing with Loneliness. →

Food & Travel: Shanghai, China.

A picture is worth a thousand words, or so it was said... In this day and age of fast food communication (hello, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or whatever that is out there nowadays), I can't quite keep up. It takes me a longer period of time to learn all of the nooks and crannies of even the … Continue reading Food & Travel: Shanghai, China. →

Past & Present / Physical Appearances.

The Birth of Venus Sandro Botticelli, 1848 - 46. It's strange to revisit some parts of my past, because I try to close and then lock the doors completely shut. I tend to run away a lot. Two days ago, a friend of mine reminded me via phone call to send him some tips to … Continue reading Past & Present / Physical Appearances. →

Kind Remarks / Part I: For Those with a Little Rain and Pain.

Lady with an Ermine Leonardo da Vinci, 1489 - 90. It's so incredibly easy to beat ourselves down, especially when life feels a bit harder than usual, isn't it? We tend to be experts at picking at our own scabs and wounds until we immerse into the pain once again. What for? It's like our unbeknownst sadistic … Continue reading Kind Remarks / Part I: For Those with a Little Rain and Pain. →