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Written by KokoSeptember 30, 2026

Before the Year Ends

Inspiration . Lifestyle . Self Development Article

September September has always been a beautiful month for me. Give me a new best friend and there’s a good chance I’ll eventually discover they were born in September. Maybe I’m biased, but there has always been something about this month that feels different. It feels like a pause. A quiet exhale before the final

Written by KokoSeptember 29, 2026

Even Like This

Know Him More . Lifestyle . Personal . Self Development Article

I understand when they say you can be in a room full of friends and still feel incredibly lonely. Does that mean they aren’t your friends? Or are you going to self-diagnose yourself as depressed? What about crying uncontrollably and feeling like you’re losing everything, but you can’t identify one exact reason why? Are you

Written by KokoAugust 31, 2026

I’m Glad You See Me

Lifestyle Article

I wish you didn’t see me. I wish you had missed me somewhere between racing through the ends of the earth and catching my breath in several cities. Maybe distance was supposed to save me.Maybe unfamiliar streets and temporary homes were safer than standing still long enough for you to look at me. I ran.

Written by KokoJuly 31, 2026

Haiku: The Art of Quiet Mourning

Lifestyle . Personal Article

I learned how to smile, While quietly mourning things No one else could see.

Written by KokoJune 30, 2026

The Lighthouse I Didn’t Know I Needed

Art . Inspiration . Know Him More . Personal . Self Development Article

Every year around my birthday, I like to create something meaningful. This year, I decided I wanted to paint. I didn’t have a plan or a theme. I simply wanted to create something random, abstract, and beautiful. I spent days searching for inspiration, but nothing felt right. Then, just a few days before my birthday,

Written by KokoMay 15, 2026

The Quiet Decay of Things I Meant to Consume

Lifestyle . Personal Article

I’ve convinced myself that I need to be healthy. That the answer, somehow, is always in what I choose to gather. Fruits. Clean choices. Better intentions as opposed to my chocolate addiction. It doesn’t really matter what kind, or what they’re supposed to do for me. I just keep collecting them, like proof that I’m

Written by KokoMay 15, 2026

The Socks

Lifestyle . Personal Article

She was cold. It didn’t make sense her feet were bare. It was winter. Flu season where the air even felt sick And somehow that still didn’t sit right with him, because but he knew better. If she fell ill, it would sit on his chest too. Yeah, she was cute with her little tantrums,

Written by KokoMay 15, 2026

The Ones Who Stay

Lifestyle . Personal Article

Friend And Ship: two words that once sailed together, now drift into separate waters, carrying meanings that change with every tide. Best Friend. Bestie. BFF. Boo. Bae. Guy. Homie. Names once spoken with laughter soften over time until they shrink into polite hellos and distant hi’s. You scroll through old pictures and realise the crowd

Written by KokoMarch 20, 2026

The Thin Line Between Empathy, Psychopathy, Selfishness & “Living Life”

Lifestyle Article

There is a thin line, so thin it almost disappears between living freely and living without regard. We like to romanticize phrases like “just living my life,” “doing what makes me happy,” “not owing anyone anything.” But somewhere along the way, those words start to blur into something else. Something colder. Something

Written by KokoFebruary 28, 2026

If We Never Happened

Lifestyle Article

If we never happened, I would have left the conversation at “hello… hi.” I would have said you were too dark to behold, too bad to love, too reckless to commit to. And I would have been lying because you would have been exactly my type. I probably would have ignored your smile, though it

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