“I’m A Little OCD” — If You Say This Often, Here’s What It’s Really Like
“Having OCD” is a term that is loosely used to describe nitpicking, but its a medically-recognised condition that negatively affects one’s daily life and relationships.
Living In Malaysia Allowed Me To Embrace Islam Better Than In My Home Country
In Malaysia, I saw Islam being practiced for the right reasons. No matter how religious or non-religious you were, it didn’t transform your entire personality.
Personal Finance: How Easy Is It To Shore Up RM50,000 in Savings In Malaysia?
Amidst an economic downturn, job insecurity, and stress, four people from four different walks of life tell me how long it’ll take for them to save RM50k.
I Used To Live In A Haunted House At Happy Garden In Klang, Here’s What Happened
My family moved into a bungalow-sized house for only RM100k — but we only found out it already had a supernatural occupant when “things” started happening.
Expats in Malaysia Benefit From White Privilege at the Expense of Locals — Here’s How.
People keep saying that brown immigrants are taking the jobs away from locals when they’re actually doing the jobs locals don’t want to do.
What Volunteering for a Non-Profit Taught Me About the Rat Race in Malaysia
There’s this idea put into our heads from young to choose stability over freedom. But what if there is more to life than careers with a fat paycheck?
How My Parents Met in Mimaland, Malaysia’s First Theme Park in the 80s
Developed in the late 1960s, Mimaland held an important piece in my parents’ life history, as a pathway to their career and also as soulmates.
As A Mamak Living In Malaysia, Here’s What I Wish People Knew About Us
Growing up looking “like an Indian” and practicing Islam “like a Malay” was always a problem to society.
My Mother and Grandmother Fought for Change. Should I Spend My Youth Fighting For Change As Well?
Both my grandmother and my mother were active in politics. Should I take up the mantle, or is it a lost cause?
From a Hopeless and Awkward Gymnast to a SEA Games Gold Medalist
I was a skinny and petite kid who hid when it was my turn to do gymnastics. But one day, I overheard my coach say something about me that changed my life.