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Partner dances generally require two distinct roles: leaders and followers.
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TREEWEEK TWO ended this morning.
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“Hosting” was a big theme for me in 2024.
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Happy New Year!
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Am I asexual or not?
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I had to make a tough decision, and I want to share it.
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If I told you I feel unlovable, you’d probably stand up in protest.
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TREEWEEK was a “TPOT camp” in the spirit of other retreats like Jesscamp, which also doubled as the organizer’s extended birthday celebration.
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Last year, I published a few blog posts about being single.
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It’s April, which means it’s a new month and also a new quarter if you want to think of a year divided into quarters.
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A weekly review is a valuable practice to regularly check in with yourself and see how you’re progressing.
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I hosted a party!
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So far, Twitter/X has been my primary social media site, but a year ago, I wondered if and how I should continue using it in light of changes made by its new owner, Elon Musk.
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Once again, we’re in the liminal space “between the years”.
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Today, I’ve gifted this blog a proper “About” page and also a “Now” page.
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The “married introvert” is a stereotypical type of person that I want to introduce today.
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Whenever I converse with a foreigner living in Germany, I hear that they find it hard to make friends with locals, and their circle is mostly other migrants and internationals.
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Last week I attended Jesscamp, a fun week-long event where 60-ish people, who spend too much time on Twitter, rented an entire hotel in a rural village in the Black Forest to hang out in real life.
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Meta, the company behind Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, is about to launch a new social network.
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I’m currently a full-time freelancer working with various clients.
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Friends who have served me food at their places are sometimes irritated if I only put a small amount on my plate.
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I’ve joined Playground, an “anti-procrastination platform” run by Ida, who I know from Ness Labs.
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The word “asexual”, when applied to humans, describes a person who experiences no or extremely low sexual attraction and desire for sexual interactions with other people.
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I’m single.
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I’ve returned from a month-long trip to India and the UAE.