HeyJaredThe Pandemonium of the Unspoken
The Pandemonium of the Unspoken is a project where the frames of the psyche are formally the traps of an object. Where all sentiments can be anticipated, dissolved and reawakened a myriad times.
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Burnout and How It Changes You (opens the original)
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There are some things that you begin to notice when it’s too late. Depression, chronic stress, mental disorders. None of them reveal themselves right away or try to get your attention. They simply exist, taking something away from your life day by day. So does burnout. For a very long time, I didn’t take burnout seriously as something that could affect my well-being. Until one day I experienced burnout myself, and it wasn’t funny anymore. Burnout can’t always be spotted immediately. You can live
Rejection Is Not About You — It’s About Who You Become After It (opens the original)
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For the longest time, I thought rejection was tied to my worth. No matter what area of my life rejection happened in, I felt it was my fault to begin with. I didn’t consider that it had less to do with my worth and more to do with something that was simply out of my control. Instead of accepting rejection for what it was, I started perfecting the parts of myself I believed I wasn’t good at. Every rejection seemed personal, deeply tied to my personality. I interpreted it the wrong way until it be
How Writing on Substack Changed Me (opens the original)
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Writing on Substack has changed me in ways I least expected. I started by sharing language-learning tips and shifted to reflections and poetry. Both decisions were made at the right time. Both publications are dear to my heart in ways that words can’t express. But there’s something about the platform that works its magic. It’s the connection. By writing something, you let someone enter your world, see what you’ve been hiding all along, and leave it up to their judgment. Being perceived can be on
When Choosing Your Mind Doesn’t Make You Happier (opens the original)
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For a very long time, I’ve been treating my heart as if I were at a fair, handing it over to everyone who passed me by. I believed that if I did, people would do the same for me. There were times I saw the good in every person I met. There were times when I convinced myself that if I did good things, someone would immediately show their good side too. To some extent, I admit it might’ve been driven by ego, thinking that way. But now, sitting and reflecting on it, I realize it had less to do with
For Your Own Sanity, Keep Something to Yourself (opens the original)
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Your energy. Your love. Your dreams. Your thoughts.Even if you wish you could do exactly the opposite, sometimes it’s necessary to preserve your energy. Sometimes it’s a deliberate decision you make one day. Maybe it happens the day you share something personal and get no response. It might be the wrong person, the wrong company, or simply the wrong time. Any of these experiences can teach you to shrink yourself. I’ve been there, and I’m still here. Don’t get me wrong: I don’t believe everyone i
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