Orange
She came out to the balcony with me, an orange tucked in her hand. She asked me what I’m doing, so I flicked my half-smoked cigarette away and said: “Just […]
Encanto: Being the Black Sheep of the Family
The newest Disney movie, Encanto, is widely accepted in the community for being a representation of transgenerational trauma. And while that core concept is as evident in the movie as […]
Living Happily Ever After
A lot of folks out there want to have their own “happily ever after.” That’s why a lot of media ends with a “happily ever after,” or at least some form of it so that the audience can live vicariously through the character to get some form of satisfaction.
Instagram Has A Serious Art Theft Problem
The photo-sharing giant started humble, but it really went downhill after being acquired by then-Facebook, now-Meta. However, that doesn’t stop it from maintaining a pretty decent userbase – even though […]
Counting Cars
It’s late. The usually busy streets of Central are now empty, with only someone walking by once every ten minutes. Jen just left work later than usual, and she feels […]
The Lost Potential of Ocean Waves (1993)
Ocean Waves (1993), known in Japan as “I Can Hear the Sea,” is a Japanese anime television film directed by Tomomi Mochizuki and written by Kaori Nakamura based on the […]
Review: Replica
Now that I have a better computer and friends willing to sit through games with me, I decided to play through some of the games that I had gotten either […]
Review: Everlasting Summer
This game sat in my Steam library for years. I think I got it back in 2014, when it first released.
There’s No Going Back to Florida
Even though you’ve been a drinker since leaving Florida, you can’t say you remember going to an open-air bar. It’s refreshing. At least, it’s something other than small, cramped spaces […]
The Anatomy of Scams 2: Emails
Lucky (or unluckily), I managed to receive the types of scam emails that the average Internet user could stumble upon within the span of one month.
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