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Working in Johor Bahru has been an incredibly eye-opening experience for me. Although time seemed to pass swiftly, I relished every moment of the journey, embracing both the highs and lows. Over the course of 10 months and 5 days, I encountered a diverse array of individuals who imparted valuable lessons. In contrast to some of my friends who had the opportunity for formal education, I fund myself immersed in the hustle, constantly reminding myself of my intrinsic worth. Despite facing skepticism about the alignment of my education and position, I've reached a point where I no longer dwell on such concerns. The entirety of my Johor Bahru adventure constitutes a treasure trove of bittersweet memories that I will forever cherish. Each happy and sad moment has contributed to shaping the person I am today. One significant milestone involved overcoming my fears, notably conquering unfamiliar roads through a memorable road trip. I feel blessed to have encountered people whose influence h...

On October 7, 2021, I made the difficult decision to quit my first job due to toxic treatment and discrimination. Despite enjoying the work, I couldn't tolerate the mistreatment. Grateful for Allah blessing me with a loving and understanding family, I shared my struggles with them, deciding that enough was enough. That day, before noon, with my mother, I submitted my resignation, uncertain if I should be proud or regretful. Looking back, I question if I'm proud or regretful, acknowledging the complexity of decisions. In January 2022, seeking change, I applied for a job in Johor Bahru, aiming to contribute to my family and step out of my comfort zone. Before leaving, I celebrated my 22nd birthday with cherished friends and family, making lasting memories in Sandakan. My friends played a crucial role in making my 22nd birthday truly memorable. Florencie Ansalmus drove to my home, presenting me with a thoughtful gift – a set of McDonald's meals. Additionally, Dg. Sufiani binti...

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم "In the name of God, the Merciful, the Compassionate" Welcome to the page that I would never imagine would exist until this very moment. I still remembered the vivid memories and told myself that I would like to do a blog once I was all grown up. Here I am starting a whole new journey in the early age of my twenties.  First and foremost, I would like to thank the people who encourage me and support me to this point, and no words couldn't describe how I feel towards the love that you guys have given me, - you guys know who you are. To my mother, the one who has always been my inspiration in writing and the first one who introduced me to the other world of literature, I am not the person I am today without you. I pray nothing but for your good health, and I hope I have made you proud even in every little achievement that I made. As for my father, the one who barely talks and expresses his feelings with me, I hope you knew that I saw your struggle and ...