Hello Internet People! Let me take you on a little ride – my life after 12th class. I never thought I’d write something like this, but here I am. Maybe someone out there will read this and feel the same. Maybe someone will just laugh. Both are fine. I just want people to know – I also exist . 😄 🎓 Life After 12th – The Big Jump The day I finished my 12th class, I thought I was now an adult. I had dreams – some were mine, some were borrowed from relatives, neighbors, Sharma aunty, and every WhatsApp uncle who thinks computer science is "scope wala subject." I got into a college. A decent one. Computer Science Engineering. It sounds cool, right? Believe me, it only sounds cool. 😶 First Year – Where Am I? The first year is over now. But let me rewind a bit. Day 1: I walked into college like a hero. New clothes. New bag. New notebook (I actually thought I’ll take notes 😅). By the end of the week: No friends, no clue, and 5 assignments already pending. I thought college wo...

  Holidays are usually a time to relax, hang out with friends, and escape from books. But this time, I decided to take a slightly different route.  I used my college holidays to grow—not just as a student, but as a person.  I spent most of my vacation improving a skill that I’ve recently fallen in love with: coding . And in the process, I discovered something unexpected— blogging helps my mind feel lighter and brings me happiness. A New Beginning with Code 💻 I’ve always been curious about how apps and websites work. During college, I didn’t get much time to explore coding deeply.  But the holidays gave me the perfect opportunity to dive in.  I started small—learning basic programming concepts, solving problems on coding platforms, and building simple projects.  It wasn’t always easy, but with every bug I fixed and every program I completed, I felt a sense of achievement that motivated me to keep going. Why Coding? Because it challenges me in a good way. I...

  I want to tell you about what I see in anime—because honestly, it’s not just cartoons or fighting scenes like some people think. When I watch anime, I see a world full of emotion, adventure, and the kind of stories that stay with you long after the screen goes dark.  I see friendships so deep that characters would literally fight gods just to protect each other. I see awkward love stories where two people take three seasons just to hold hands—and somehow, it’s the most romantic thing ever. In anime, sadness hits different. A quiet goodbye, a lost promise, or even a simple flashback can destroy your heart in seconds. And yet, five minutes later, the same show will have you laughing at a guy running from a girl with a frying pan. It's emotional whiplash—but the good kind.  There’s always something unexpected: a talking animal that’s actually a centuries-old warrior, a shy kid who turns out to be the strongest hero alive, or a villain with such a sad backstory that you st...

I always wonder what really i want ? but in the end i don't get it .   always thinking my Embarrassing moments like could do this instead of that on that time .  but it no use i Realize that the most important thing is what i want not for other sake  the things that makes me happy . because in the end of the day.  the really matter is who i am ? what makes me unique from others? Always thinking for other that doesn't makes you a good person for there prospective so, why should i trying to help them or comfort them at end they just think of as a option in there life . i don't know my thinking is right or not but one-thing for sure that always take your need first . When i was a little kid my family move to a city in that point of time i had so many emotion in my heart but i kept only with myself because i don't have friends or a person to share my emotion . so ,my parents put in a high standard school ,then i starting the school i was a country side boy and other...