A blur of fleeting thoughts and half-remembered moments, tangled in the quiet noise of overthinking. I drift through my mind, lost in fragments of the past, as memories flicker like broken reflections-sometimes sharp, sometimes fading. Each thought is a ripple, unstructured, searching for meaning in a world that offers none. Time slips away unnoticed, and with it, I slip away. There's an urgency to release, to let go of the weight of memory, yet no clear escape. In the silence between moments, I find a strange, gentle freedom-an acknowledgment that perhaps understanding isn't necessary. I, like the world around me, am unfinished, disjointed, but in that, I find a strange peace.

Almost 30: Life Advice from the Dumbest Girl Alive I'm 29. Still confused. Still clumsy. Still making questionable life choices like... writing a non-fiction book on Wattpad. This isn't a guide to success. It's not written by a millionaire, a CEO, or someone who does yoga at 5 AM and drinks green smoothies. This is written by a girl who's tried, failed, cried over stupid things, laughed at her own chaos, and learned some painfully funny life lessons along the way. If you're feeling lost, stuck, or just a little too human in your 20s-this book is for you. I'm not here to impress you. I'm just here to save you a few years by sharing the dumbest mistakes I made so you don't have to repeat them. Let's laugh, cringe, reflect-and survive our 20s together. Because turning 30 doesn't mean having it all figured out. It just means you're brave enough to admit you don't.

~ are these the last ones / or the ones that'll last? ~

After leaving his abusive boyfriend, Rowan Warner needs a new place to live, and moving back in with his parents would be a last resort. Luckily, Rowan's brother, Adam, and his best friend, Graham Beckett, are in need of a third roommate. The only problem is, Rowan and Adam don't get along and Rowan doesn't know how long they'll last living together with Graham playing peacekeeper. And when Rowan starts catching feelings for Graham, he knows he has to get out of that house as soon as possible.