And worry not about the things that are beyond your control.

Things that are beyond your control are not yours to bear.

Writing this casually, because I have to wake up at 5AM and study 4 chapters of inclusiveness module in just 3 hours and take my final exam😌

Something to think about.

Can we reconcile science and religion? Do they really conflict?

Proof by intimidation :)

Literally😕

1st year of campus concluded today.

All I can say is: Surviving is winning

Number of posts by the days of the week. Monday, hmm

Facts💯

Navier-Stoke's equation in 3D. A nightmare to engineering students (Electrical engineering and Aerodynamics engineering to be specific).

The Navier-Stokes equation is a mathematical model that describes the motion of fluids, such as liquids and gases. It is a partial differential equation that relates the pressure, density, temperature, and velocity of the fluid. It also takes into account the effects of viscosity, which is the resistance of the fluid to flow. The equation is named after Claude-Louis Navier and George Gabriel Stokes, who developed it in the 19th century. The Navier-Stokes equation is very useful for studying various phenomena in fluid mechanics, such as weather, ocean currents, aerodynamics, and blood flow.

However, it is also very difficult to solve, and there are still many open questions about its properties and solutions.

I'm considering starting another channel where I’ll share my daily STEM learning progress. I also plan to create a study group for anyone who’d like to learn alongside me. Additionally, I’ll be more active in the physics community I founded a few months ago. I’ve just been occupied with university work lately. Let me know what you think!

Today I want to talk about something I’ve never really touched on here before, the fragile, complex, unforgettable thing we call relationships. I’m only 19, but somehow, I feel like I’ve lived through enough love and heartbreak to fill decades. Maybe that’s just part of being Gen Z — we love fast, crash hard, and carry the echoes with us. One of the biggest confusions people face, especially in their teens and early twenties, is whether or not to get into a relationship early. The truth is, the answer isn’t simple. It’s not just yes or no, it’s deeply situational, personal, emotional. Some people need to be alone to grow. Others only find themselves through loving someone else. But one thing remains non-negotiable: before stepping into love, ask yourself if you carry maturity, emotional intelligence, and readiness, because love alone is never enough. Loving someone is just the minimum requirement, not the whole structure. Without those three pillars, even the strongest feelings will collapse under the weight of unmet expectations and silent wounds. Relationships can bring joy, growth, comfort, but they can also leave you torn open in places no one sees. Breakups are not just about losing someone, they are about losing the version of yourself you became with them. And yet, as painful as it can be, love also teaches. It sharpens us. It exposes the softest, most human parts of who we are. And along the way, we meet people who mark our journey, some as our first love, the one who came before we understood what love really meant, and some as our first LOVE, the one who showed us what love could become when it matured, deepened, when it asked for sacrifice and presence. But not all love is true love. Sometimes, we confuse obsession for connection, a fast-burning need to possess rather than understand. Obsession suffocates. True love gives you space to grow and still chooses you at the end of the day. And if you’re lucky enough to find that kind of love, the rare, patient, soul-carving kind, then know that it’s not measured by how happy you feel today. Real love is the one that never ends, the one that outlives both joy and struggle. It’s not proven while we’re still alive. No, the truth of our love is something only those who live after us can witness. Whether our story was real or not will be known only when we are gone, when memories are told, when legacies are remembered, when someone whispers our names in love long after we can answer. In the end, love is less about holding hands and more about holding space — for pain, for growth, for imperfection, and for eternity.

#advice

And remember, the day you choose to get into relationships, your happiness, sanity and peace will be at stake and it will just vanish like a feather in a wind if things by a chance go wrong.