Here I am, to write the words that I am dying to express but none to share with, why? I am a bit sensitive when it comes to judgments like what the person would think of me after hearing these. The same would be towards a psychologist as well, as long as he is sitting in front of me I would feel like, “What's going on in his mind?” I know they have their own ways to convince but still, I am afraid to share things with people. But, honestly speaking, I am open to all, they share their heart with me and I am ready to help them out without anything like these that I am afraid of myself, and I have done that several times as well and got positive feedback as well. It's like I am fixing myself with

Hatirjheel is located in the center of Dhaka but will give you a completely different vibe. When we name Dhaka, there is a dense population, huge traffic jams, a rush of people, and almost no sign of greenery. But Hatirjheel, a project initiated long ago, will give you a whole new experience within Dhaka. My today's mission was to explore the Hatirjheel area as much as I could. This is the start of my journey to explore Dhaka at its fullest.

A big bang sound on the ground that took some time to reach the tenth floor where I was standing. Within a few seconds weird screams and lots of people gathered there, terrible screams of people that frightened me like hell. I sat there and told myself, “What have I done? What should I do now? How to escape? I will be dead.”

Hello people, what's going on? Here comes another week with new stories and things to talk about, sharing experiences, and the scope to learn from one another. And so, here I am, with a few battles to showcase, to share my thoughts and opinion about them and to participate in this week's "Splinterlands Social Media Challenge!" initiative.

Sometimes some questions hit you so hard that you jump to grab it and start writing. The same happened here while reading those question-based prompts for writing this week's weekend experience initiative, and here a particular question hit me so hard that I opened my note app instantly. So, here I am, hear me out.

It was not like that on a fine morning, I woke up and chose to be a minimalist, and my life got drastically changed. It's a process that takes time, slowly but steadily, and the effects are also visible slowly. I do not even know exactly when it got started but could be 2021 when I started getting familiarized with these concepts and the thoughts of adapting minimalistic approaches started peaking on my mind knowing it is one of the minimalistic rulesets or not, it came naturally and got synced.