"The desire to create is one of the deepest yearnings of the human soul."
– Dieter F. Uchtdorf
Here’s some things I do just for fun!
Tiktok Page
Gaming became a part of my life during a turning point. As a competitive table tennis player, I thrived on the rush of competition. However, after an accident left me unable to return to the sport, I found a new outlet for that energy—video games. It all started when my friends would visit me in the hospital, bringing games to play together. Those moments not only kept my spirits up but also sparked a lifelong habit.
Over time, gaming became more than a pastime; it became a way to connect with people and rediscover my competitive edge. Friends and strangers alike often told me I had a lively, hilarious presence, encouraging me to share those moments with others. That’s how I began creating and posting short gaming videos in my free time.
This journey has taught me so much—from video editing and content creation to understanding social media trends and optimizing my page to attract views. Gaming may have started as a comfort, but it’s become a creative outlet and a skill-building adventure I’m proud to pursue.
This passion also led me to start streaming on Twitch, where I can engage with my community live, share more of my gaming experiences, and continue building connections with viewers in real-time. It’s become not just about playing, but about creating a space for others to join in on the fun.
Photography
I’ve always been drawn to the little things in life—whether it’s a plant growing through a crack in the pavement or someone lost in their own world. I love finding beauty in moments that others might overlook. That’s why I started capturing these scenes and sharing them on my VSCO. It was a friend who inspired me to begin posting, and since then, photography has become my way of appreciating and preserving the unnoticed moments around me.
Creative Writing Blog
I’ve always been fascinated by how a few words can capture someone’s emotions and life experiences. Even without knowing the person, their words often resonate with me deeply. This connection inspired me to start writing down my own thoughts and feelings—whether joyful or sorrowful—whenever I struggled to express them to others.
One day, a friend of mine began opening up to me, sharing something personal. When I tried to relate to him, he rejected it, saying, "You would never understand how I feel." In that moment, I felt compelled to show him that I truly understood. I pulled up a piece of writing from my phone, something I had written two years ago, and showed it to him. It was exactly how he was feeling, and when he read it, a sense of relief washed over him. He realized he wasn’t alone, that others had gone through similar struggles.
That experience made me realize how important it is to share these small snippets of text, whether they’re polished or not. It wasn’t about whether they were "good" in the traditional sense—it was about expressing something that could connect, comfort, or resonate with someone else. That’s when I knew I wanted to put my words out there, to let others know they aren’t alone in their feelings.
