Johney-dang
@johney-dang
The best designs are felt, not noticed.
Sometimes I wonder if I’m doing enough, or just doing things to look busy. Hard to tell the difference tbh.
There’s a strange comfort in silence, like the world pauses just enough for me to breathe again.
Sometimes I wonder if technology is evolving faster than our ability to adapt emotionally.
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Travel teaches humility in strange ways. You think you know yourself until you’re lost in a street with no signs you can read. Then you learn patience, curiosity, and the kindness of strangers.
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Some mornings I wake up ready to conquer, some mornings I just hope coffee conquers me first.
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The funny part about routines is that they’re comforting until they suddenly feel like cages, and then you crave chaos just to breathe again.
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If one morning I simply vanished, would anyone notice the silence where my laughter used to be? Or would the world keep spinning, unfazed, as if I had never existed at all?
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It’s funny how much energy we spend trying to look like we have it together when the truth is, everyone is winging it.
I baked cookies for my friends, but they mysteriously disappeared before I left the kitchen.
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Traveling alone taught me how to enjoy my own company, and that’s a skill I didn’t know I needed.
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The older I get, the less I chase “more.” Instead, I’m learning to appreciate “enough” — and it feels surprisingly abundant.
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Some trips are about the destination.
Others are about the people you meet along the way.
The memories come from both.
The train ride was long but the view outside was pure poetry.
Rolling hills, scattered sheep, and skies that couldn’t decide between sun or rain.
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