I didn’t expect to fall in love with the Devil.😂Honestly, when I first saw Lucifer pop up on Netflix, I ignored it. The name felt dark and I thought to myself “this movie is diabolical 😁. People were talking against it a lot. Some says it would make you lose your faith in God and introduce you to those dark kingdoms. I won't lie, I believed it and kept far away from this movie.

It was a lazy Sunday afternoon, everywhere was so quiet, I could hear the birds chirping from a distance, the sounds of the trees as the winds swayed them and of course the weather was perfect for a book or a movie.I was lying on my bed, scrolling through anime recommendations on Reddit when I stumbled upon a comment:

I came across Breaking Free online. The cover said: “A young pregnant woman escaping abuse trying to break free from her past… Navy SEAL protector… learning to love again. I got interested in the story.As soon as I opened it, I felt as though I was Katie. I could sense the cold of her small apartment, the pressure of her fright and the pain in her chest when she first felt the realization that she was pregnant. Courtney O'Reilly is not a time waster. She portrays Katie's pain from page 1. When her violent ex, Jacob, bursts in with fire in his eyes, you can feel it. Your heart is beating in the ribs. Her lips are quivering. You are breathless as you wait to see whether she manages to get away or not.

Have you ever stumbled upon a movie at the exact moment you needed it most?That’s what happened with Ne Zha 2: The Awakening. I didn’t plan to watch it. I wasn’t even looking for an anime, to be honest. I was scrolling through streaming apps on a lazy Saturday afternoon, just trying to escape the noise in my head. Life had been too loud lately, decisions, pressure, expectations, and I needed something to pull me away, just for a while.

When I first opened The Lord of the Rings, I thought, “This is going to be long.” I had seen the movies — loved them but the book? It looked heavy. And honestly, I was scared it would be too hard to read.But something inside me said, just try it. So, I did.

I didn’t mean to watch Harlem that night. It just sort of happened.You know those days when life feels a bit blurry, when you're not sad exactly, but your heart feels heavy like it’s been carrying too many quiet thoughts? That was me. I had just finished a long, mentally exhausting week. I was in bed, lights off, scrolling through Amazon Prime, just looking for something, anything, that could distract me from the quiet in my chest.