26th

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Throwing thoughts back to past and had a sudden reflection with the constant changes in the last decade of my life. I always aim to be a better person every year but at the same time I am too vulnerable in dealing with everyday's dose of ups and downs.

Now I gained another year older enough to make myself believe that becoming 26 is the age you literally must overcome the "quarter-life crisis" and that I am closer to my childhood dreams.

So long being with unnecessary emotions.

Back off odds, I am everyday motivated.

Let me embrace you; maturity.



Written By: Hannah Dani

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