Author: LT

Part of my therapy over the last few years has involved learning about attachment styles. It’s grown in popularity, and unlike personality tests like MBTI, horoscopes, and love languages, attachment theory does have scientific backing and is widely accepted as legitimate in psychological and therapeutic spaces. It has helped me immensely during therapy in my… Continue reading My Journey with Love

It’s been a couple of years since I’ve blogged or really updated people on my life. Last time I wrote a blog post was 2021 so it’s been 5 years and things have certainly happened since then. When I recovered most of my blog posts, I re-read them. It’s been an enjoyable stroll down memory… Continue reading Where I Am (Revisited)

What does it mean to write in the age of AI? This question is especially pertinent to me as a person who never considered myself much of a writer. What do I stand to gain from writing with zero AI when AI could help me massage my writing, implement perfect grammar, and craft full paragraphs… Continue reading Writing in the Age of AI

These are blog posts I can’t recover unfortunately. RIP I’m sure they were bops. Inevitable I’m sure you all have heard about the mass shooting in Atlanta. Over the past few days, I’ve been reckoning with the fact that this too closely mirrors the nightmares I detailed in my blog post, Absence, that I wrote… Continue reading Old Blog Posts

I’ve mentioned in my past posts about how I don’t have many friends here in Austin yet and how I’m still searching for my friend group. It’s pretty safe to say that I’ve been lonely here in Austin. It’s not just Austin through, I’ve experienced loneliness for the majority of my life. In second grade,… Continue reading Loneliness

I’ve been using biking as a method of commuting and transportation for nearly 5 years now. I started in college when I didn’t have a car and, to be honest, I really only brought my bike to campus because it seemed like that’s just what you do. I didn’t think I’d really end up using… Continue reading Mobility Justice

I’ve been in Austin for nearly two months and I can say I think I’ve gotten into a rhythm. A Regular Day I wake up usually around 5:30 and go for a run. I want to actually train up for a marathon so my runs vary from 6 miles to 8 miles right now. On… Continue reading When do you feel home?

I want to share some articles about Chanel Miller who was ‘Emily Doe’ from the Brock Turner, Stanford rapist case, as they really have impacted me. One of my Electronic Art projects from college was about the hypersexualization of Asian women that results in sexual violence.  – ‘It Will Always Be a Part of My… Continue reading Why It Matters That ‘Emily Doe’ in the Brock Turner Case Is Asian-American

I began to notice it when I would walk home from school. It was springtime and afternoons would always get a light afternoon shower and leave sidewalks with puddles of rainwater. I would walk the 13 minutes from North Middle School to my house and it was largely uneventful until I started to notice I’d… Continue reading Adult Story Hour: Growing Pains

Featured image by: user/AznSW/ Literally it translates to “Hong Kong Add Oil!” Add oil is a Hong Kong English expression used as encouragement and support. It can be roughly translated as “Go for it”.Lawrence and Season Lee were marching on a highway with their 3-year-old daughter, who tottered along in pink galoshes. Mr. Lee said… Continue reading “We can’t take it anymore” – On Hong Kong