What topics do you like to discuss?
Things I Love to Discuss
There are people who can talk about anything.
And then there are people who only want to talk about things that actually mean something.
I fall into the second category.
I don’t like conversations that exist just to fill silence. I like conversations that go somewhere—deeper, darker, more honest than expected. And almost everything I enjoy talking about connects back to one thing: understanding.
1. Behaviour & Psychology
This is where it all starts.
I’m constantly trying to understand why people do what they do. Not just actions—but patterns, reactions, contradictions. The difference between what people say and what they actually mean.
2. Plot Twists & Fiction
I love stories that change shape midway.
The kind where one detail shifts and suddenly everything makes sense—but also nothing does. The kind that makes you go back and question everything you thought was true.
3. Crime Stories & Shows
For me, it’s never about the crime itself.
It’s about the build-up. The decisions. The moment where something inside a person changes. Crime stories feel less like events and more like psychological case studies.
4. Conspiracy Theories
Not the outrageous ones—the believable ones.
The ones that sit in that uncomfortable space between truth and doubt. The ones that make you question how much of reality is actually real.
5. Serial Killers & Famous Cases
This isn’t fascination. It’s curiosity.
How does a person reach that point? What patterns exist across different cases? What breaks—and what was always there?
But I’m not constantly living inside a psychological thriller.
6. Skincare
Skincare, to me, is discipline in disguise.
It’s not about products as much as it is about consistency—showing up for yourself daily.
7. Beauty Pageants
This is where confidence becomes strategy.
Presence, control, identity—nothing about it is accidental. It’s built.
8. Manifestation
Not the delusional kind.
The real kind—the one where your thoughts, actions, and habits align with what you want.
9. Stationery
This might seem random, but it’s not.
Clean pages, organized notes, structured systems—it makes everything feel manageable.
10. Corporate Life
Corporate life is basically psychology
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