Chronicles of Confused People

   Welcome to the blog “Chronicles of Confused People”!
If you’ve made it this far, I hope you find something that makes you think, feel, or simply realize that you’re not alone in your doubts. The idea behind this space isn’t to give definitive answers or formulas to sort out your life. It’s just a place for anyone who overthinks, feels too much, or simply wants to see the world through someone else’s eyes.
  My identity will remain anonymous until I feel it’s time to share it, but I can tell you a few things about me. I’m nearly twenty and still haven’t earned a degree in anything. I’m socially anxious and a professional overthinker. I don’t come with academic titles, approved theses or expert credentials, but I’ve written three novels. Everything I write here comes from curiosity, a passion for knowledge, research and, most of all, my lived experiences - messy, confusing, flawed, but real. This blog is an extension of all that.
  My goal is to make anyone who’s ever thought, felt, or gone through the same things I have feel understood. I want to share tips that helped me, reflections that made me grow, and questions I still don’t quite know how to answer. This is also a space for anyone who wants to better understand someone else’s world. If you’re trying to be a better human being but aren’t sure where to begin - maybe this blog will help you find a starting point. But fair warning: if you’re looking for answers, you’ll probably leave disappointed. Because here, there are more questions than solutions.
  To bring a little order to the chaos, I’ve divided the topics I want to explore into six main categories: Identity and Self-Knowledge, Society and Expectations, Origin and Social Context, Relationships and Human Connection, Worldview and Existence, and The Art of Writing. Within each of these areas, you’ll find more specific subtopics that will be explored throughout the posts. At the heart of it, they all revolve around the same core question: Who are we, and what do we do with that?
  If anything you read here resonates with you, leave a comment. Share it. If you want to tell your story, share your perspective, ask a question, or suggest a new topic, send me a message. I believe this space can grow with the people who read it. I don’t want this to be a monologue. I like the idea of creating a conversation - even if it’s virtual - with anyone who stumbles across these words.
  And a quick heads-up: I apologize in advance if any translation into English is a bit off. It was done with the help of an AI tool and might contain a few mistakes.
  I hope you enjoy it. Or that you think. Or that you feel. Or all of the above at once.
Now, take off your shoes, find a comfortable spot, and get ready for the organized chaos of my mind.