2026 Weekly
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Week 16 of 2026: Happy 34 to Myself
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This week, I turned 34 and realized that the person most responsible for celebrating my life is myself.
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Week 15 of 2026: Holiday Mode, Old Habits, New Growth
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A quiet week of books, travel, and self-reflection, with reminders that growth often happens in small moments.
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Week 14 of 2026: Learning to Comfort Myself
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What started as a relaxing solo trip turned into a reminder that sometimes the comfort we’ve been seeking from others is something we can learn to give ourselves.
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Week 11 ~ 13 of 2026: Losing Motivation After a Big Goal
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After completing a major goal, motivation can dip unexpectedly. In this three-week reflection, I share my highs, lows, and lessons learned on how to regain focus, build habits, and keep moving forward when momentum fades.
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Week 10 of 2026 | A Thought That Arrived Like a Robber
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A quiet weekly reflection on emotional turbulence, the sudden fear of losing the people we love, and the small moments of calm that slowly bring us back to ourselves.
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Week 9 of 2026 | Reflecting on My Personal Growth Journey
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In Week 9, personal growth tracking helped me reflect on emotional struggles and victories, teaching me how to handle failure and find peace.
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A Date with Feb. 2026 | Solo Valentine’s Day
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Embrace the freedom of a Solo Valentine’s Day. In this reflection, I share my journey of spending Valentine’s on my own, exploring the beauty of self-love, independence, and personal growth.
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Week 8 of 2026 | Routine, Family Love, and Doubts About True Love
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A quiet weekly reflection on returning to routine, appreciating family love, and questioning the reality of true love and relationships.
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Week 7 of 2026 | Chinese New Year Alone
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This year, I spent Chinese New Year alone in the city—and discovered that solitude can feel empowering, not lonely. A solo barbecue dinner and an unexpected emotional trigger shaped my week in surprising ways.
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Week 06 of 2026 | Ceremony and Chaos
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This edition of living alone reflections captures a week of ceremony and chaos — from writing red couplets on Valentine’s Day to facing an unexpected rat at dawn.

Falls Shu
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“All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make the better.”
