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Being Indian American feels like living in a pressure cooker wrapped in a smile. You're told to be perfect, productive, palatable - never loud, never intimidating. But travel to India, and you'll meet folks who are bold, stylish, confident, and unapologetically gangsta. DEAR DIASPORA, YOU'RE NOT THE MAIN CHARACTER is a sharp, personal callout - not to India, but to the suffocating performance of "representation," perfectionism and intraracial competition that dominates Desi life in the West. This isn't a sob story - it's a truth bomb. A cultural essay that demands real freedom, not filtered branding. If you're ready to sip some realness, break free from the cage of expectations, and find your max pro aura - this is for you. 🍋 Bold. Tart. Sweet. Unfiltered. 🍋 Just like a glass of limeade on a hot day.

These are essays i have written over the years in school each essay will be followed with a summary of the themes or plot This books purpose is to help others who struggle writing

Out of the busyness of Boston lays a small street, Phillips Street, where my new home sits. This short essay was written in August 2024 and captures the melancholy-like dread that consumes me after moving to a new city, and the independence of building a new life.

In this essay, I attempt to analyze game design as a system as deeply and thoroughly as possible. Creativity, parameters, dynamics and statics, game loops, stories, locations, interface, balance, risk and reward, onboarding and testing, psychology, emotions, and soul (or emergence). The approach is simple: deconstruct complex topics into basic elements, and then invite you to synthesize them through practical exercises. The level of detail should disperse any fog of misunderstanding, while humor and light gamification will leave your forgetfulness absolutely no chance. There are also around 65 achievements, exactly 4 skills, roughly 15,000 experience points, and an opportunity to use all this accumulated wealth in the finale. And one very strange metaphor about a chair.

Basically just a collection of proses and poems I write and feel like writing over time I.e. a collection of short stories and poems Loosely based off of true stories unless specified otherwise

I finished my senior year several months earlier than projected, but a technicality required me to continue to go to school everyday. In order to keep me occupied, my teachers would occasionally give me a writing topic or just let me come up with one. The following essay is one example of the latter, and its one I've looked into rather often over the years since I first ran across the idea in the short book Scientific Facts In The Bible: 100 Reasons To Believe The Bible Is Supernatural In Origin. I've rewritten it quite a few times, and this latest version was used in my college English course.

This detailed opinion piece examines the legacy of J. Edgar Hoover and the federal counterintelligence program known as COINTELPRO through a historical and analytical lens. Beginning with a cultural reference to Undercover Brother and the idea of "The Man," the essay traces Hoover's rise during the Red Scare, his role in building America's domestic surveillance apparatus, and the expansion of federal power during the Cold War and the Lavender Scare. It explores documented actions taken against Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, Angela Davis, and Fred Hampton, and analyzes Hoover's "Black Messiah" memo as evidence of how Black political unity was framed as a national threat. While grounded in historical sources, this essay is ultimately an opinion piece arguing that Hoover's counterintelligence strategy functioned to preserve the racial status quo under the language of national security.

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This piece traces a pattern rather than a single moment. From the early 1990s to the present, Donald Trump has repeatedly relied on racial fear, coded language, and public scapegoating as a deliberate political and cultural tactic. Long before the presidency, these strategies were already visible in housing discrimination, attacks on integration, the amplification of racist myths, and the framing of exclusion as business logic or common sense. This essay follows that thread across decades, showing how racial signaling evolved from tabloid controversy and real estate disputes into campaign rhetoric, policy decisions, and media spectacle. It examines how denial, revisionism, and selective memory allow these actions to be reframed as misunderstandings rather than strategy, and why those tactics continue to generate loyalty and power. This is not about partisan loyalty or personal dislike, but about recognizing a consistent method and understanding why it continues to work.

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A messy mind collection. Thoughts, rants, and reflections from someone figuring life out one messy moment at a time. Essays made from 2023-2026 about love, chaos, and everything that makes us feel under the weather.

a collection of personal essays, the first selection being those that revolve around author games.

A collection of stuff I wrote for English and other classes.

This was actually an exam thing I had to do for school and I kind of liked it so now I'm posting it on here, heh. Just to warn you, it's probably crap so plssss don't be mad at me. Anyway, hope you enjoy it :3

In this double single, I approach the necessity of finding a balance between harmony and discord in your life and how to appropriately handle them. Check out my instagram: @onlyjoshuabelcher Twitter: @onlyjoshuab

my future is written.

This probably won't actually help you get through life but it might make you laugh.

I think too much. Maybe that's what leads me to write so much and with such a diction. Maybe that's a good thing. Maybe it's a bad thing. Maybe we will never know if it's even of any consequence. Oh, well. I suppose I'll see you inside.

Don't read this, this is a whole ass essay of me getting depressed because the movie got ended too early😭

just some of my thoughts