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Skedaddle • Posted 15 days ago

"knowing when to move on" kinda hits me

tbh i’m getting lazy to start something new. you have to redefine the logic you made before. even if i try to, i get burned out along the way, especially when programming the core concepts. sometimes learning when to move on is just as important as writing code knowing how to manage scope is a real dev skill. maintaining the stuff you’ve already made doesn’t require as much coding compared to creating something new, and you also get more room to explore. you can add more complex features, and that helps you grow as a developer because you’re tackling real problems.

jam • Posted 16 days ago

🫧💭

I think it’s beautiful when people still show up in this world, unguarded and willing to try again despite all the ways it has tried to defeat them. There’s a quiet bravery in choosing openness after everything and in choosing hope after disappointment.

i hope people, including myself, can take a moment before assuming that someone else's negativity is directed at us, because peace becomes easier to find when we do.

kapag ako hindi nakakuha ng ticket magcacrash out ako

jam • Posted about 2 months ago

hny!

happy new year everyone! may this year allow us to grow gently and bloom in ways we never expected 🤍

jam • Posted 2 months ago

💭𐚁๋࣭⭑

"you don’t grow into the person you’re meant to be by having it all figured out from the start —you try, you fail, you learn, you keep going " Read this line from substack this morning. We put so much pressure on ourselves to have the perfect plan, but growth is not a straight line. It's full of unexpected twists and failures. Trust this: even if things aren't perfect right now, even if you're tripping on your own feet or you don't have it all together, you're still moving forward, as every mess is a progress.

Skedaddle • Posted 3 months ago

👋 Welcome to Stickythoughts

Hey everyone! I’m excited to finally share threads , a little corner of the internet where you can drop your thoughts loud, quiet, random, emotional, or anything in between. This project started because I wanted a space where people could express themselves freely and anonymously , without judgment, pressure, or filters. Whether you’re here to share something heavy, something funny, or just something that’s been sitting in your mind all day, you’re welcome here. 💬 What you can do here Start your own thread Reply to others Explore what everyone else is thinking about 📝 Guidelines Be kind Be respectful No pressure share only what you’re comfortable with I’m excited to keep improving Stickythoughts, and I hope you like it :)