I just finished watching this. I love how packed it is lol!!

I'm so done with this week and the coming week.

I had the brilliant idea to use research papers (scholarxiv) to build a plan to escape my lazy rot instead I was proven by research that I chose the wrong career.

★ Here's the plan [Link]

[FIXED AUDIO + compressed]

Welp I learned that there’s an adhd accent.

My favorite hat has to be creative director lol

Okay, this is finally up.

Not a men vs women thing, not a lecture. A lot of us live in a bubble, tech, creative, liberal spaces, where things look fine for women, but there's a mindset that follows us out of it and into our own heads. I wrote a piece to show what it's actually like to move through the world as a woman, so you feel it instead of being argued at. Including what the "man-hater" is really reacting to, because it isn't hate, even when it sounds like it.

Please read the whole thing, it's one picture, and the pieces only add up together. Half of it out of context reads wrong.

If you've ever been confused why women say it's still not okay when it looks fine to you, this is the walk-through.

https://frostysiren.substack.com/p/on-being-seen?r=8ulkmq

And if it resonates, share it with anyone you think it might reach, women who'll feel seen, and men who genuinely want to understand

This was so good, it unlocked a memory I forgot I had.

So here's a story time that no one asked for.

This part triggered a memory.

When I was an early tween, my driver gave me "the talk."

He told me that because I was growing up, I needed to be quieter, calmer, and stop moving around so much because my body was changing. He went into detail about every change. (Like just kill me) 🙂

The whole conversation was awkward as hell. I just wanted the car seat to swallow me. I was confused, but I knew one thing: I couldn't tell my mom because she would've sent him to space.

For a while, I became quieter and took up less space and be invisible. It wasn't until my late teens that I became unapologetically myself again.

Some context:
1. My driver was an Indian man. Now that I'm older and understand more about the culture he grew up in, I don't think he meant any harm. I think he genuinely believed he was protecting me.

2. My mom was a feminist before the term was even mainstream. She worked hard to raise me to be free, especially as a girl to have a voice, take up space, and have a presence. Man, I love my mom.

Speaking in Amharic for 30 minutes. Ends up 30 minutes of squats.

Part one.

Our childhood in Amharic

Part Two.

How to say feminine energy in Amharic?

Part Three.

Ahhh something to actually fix your life.

I was waiting for this to be out. I can't wait to see how it grows and guys I'm rich I have pro subscription for year.

Thank you, Dagmawi

Solocodes cooked sure, but can we talk about how he ate with the UI.

It looks so easy, like mama can deploy her website if I show her once lol.

The bird will eat the fish.

Problem solved, case is closed.

My mom was so right about not allowing me to do all nighters.

Join his channel not to miss on dev events lol