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Catching Happiness by Joshua Go Tian
How do we achieve true happiness? Does everything that exists in our lives simply just a simulation?

To That Reader Who Feels Alone by Rafael Villareal
“As we near 2 years under lockdown, it is even more important for people to see they aren’t alone in their problems. As much as the isolation may set in, dear reader; never forget that there will always be other people who understand how it feels.”

Andie Anderson Writes “How To: Recognize and Handle Panic Attacks and Anxiety Attacks” by Isabelle Acop
How can I identify a panic or anxiety attack? “Key characteristics distinguish one from the other, though they have several symptoms in common.” Jayne Leonard, Medical News Today.

Peace of Mind: The True Essence of Self-Care by Chrissy
“To them, your vulnerability equals profit. Without this perception of having to rely on thousands of pesos worth of products and treatments, the self-care industry is worth nothing. This is why influence is the most important and crucial thing to them.”
A Heart’s Curtain Call (A Short Story) by Martina Guidote
“Some things just, some things just make sense and one of those is you and I. Some things just, some things just make sense and even after all this time.”

In 2.5 Feet by Andie Woo
2.5 feet may seem like a bit of a distance at first, but in reality, it’s only about two rulers and a half. In a way, this could be how people perceive asking for help. It can seem so close, yet so far out of reach.

Stones Left Unturned by Cassandra Pauline Garcia
“I tell myself, there will be much more awaiting me at the end.
So I keep going, not minding those who stand—”

Allegra’s Great Escape by Sofia Acorda
“Years later, as she stood in front of the crowd, she was forced to remember one of the most terrifying moments of her life.”







