“there is no
greater honour
than
putting my
bare soul
in your hands.
– c.l.
// a tribute for my cousin and his fianceé who are going to tie the knot in 152 days.
taming you;
the day when you left me
i had slipped my heart
quietly inside your head
so you may know mercy
for heart is an ancient creature,
existing in every soul on earth,
a volatile yet respected one,
feared by all people who feel,
that no one,
not even a cold person like you,
will dare to break others’
— c.l.
wanderlust: a bucket list pt. 1;
Hey everyone, I’m back and I’m VERY happy to announce that the finals weeks are finally over!
Of course, there’s still GPA and other stuff to think about but hey, I have no burden whatsoever for now!
film review – the mummy;
[ WARNING: this post may contain spoilers of The Mummy (2017) ]
If there’s one thing I’m really fond of about watching a film, it would be the cultural elements inside of it. No, I’m not talking about race or religion, but the stories―both the old factual tales and the fabrication of the real thing. I have always been interested in other culture (which now, makes me question why am I even studying Communications instead of Culture Studies and Anthropology). From how the social behaviour, clothes, moral values, but mostly, it directs back to their history.
Things You Need to Know About Depression and Antidepressant Consumption
A depressed person who never convey their feelings is often haunted by the thought of hurting or harming themselves. Worse, they could be thinking of committing suicide.
It’s undeniable that this century marks the advancement of human livelihood. But with science and technology developing from time to time, the pace of life also quickens as time goes by—causing an amount of pressure into someone’s working or even daily life. Not to mention, personal and societal problems too should be taken into one’s stress account.
degrading relentlessness;
“I could love him,”
she thought
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film review – king arthur: legend of the sword;
(5/12) As a person who enjoys a quality me-time, I sometimes pop into the nearest theatre and purchase one ticket for a choice of film, buy a slice of pizza bread accompanied with a glass of lemon tea, and walk through the studio door while ignoring the judging eyes from some people who clearly doesn’t know what it’s like to become completely absorbed in a whole other universe.
Just this Friday, I did all of those things–I chose King Arthur: Legend of the Sword because I read a bunch of names I recognised and absolutely admired. (I mean, hello, there’s Charlie Hunnam, Jude Law, Astrid Berges-Frisbey, Eric Bana, Katie McGrath, Freddie Fox. Couldn’t ask for more.) Then, there’s a cameo from England’s sweetest football player too, so I figured, why not?
Let’s get down to business!
