Puzzle Planet

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My favourite store at the moment. Puzzle Planet. 



​Solving a puzzle is not typically considered fun. To be honest, I'd agree. It's not easy, it's definitely at times frustrating, but I mostly love it for the art and the psychological effect. 


Puzzles requires patience. To see the big picture, puzzles trains one to have faith that everything will come together. To put each piece one by one, believing you will see something beautiful soon. Solving a puzzle reminds me life is like that too. Sometimes we can't see the big picture, we can't imagine how things will get better, but we just need to keep putting one foot in front of the other and slowly we will see how everything falls into place. 


Solving a puzzle angrily is somehow impossible. We have to be calm. It reminds me we need to take breaks so that we can tackle every knot and tangle we face as we weave through life. 


Solving a puzzle is not just a hobby. It's catharsis, it's therapy. It's a safe place to be contemplative without feeling like I'm wasting my time. 

Fun doesn't always need to be exciting, sending one to a state of high nor oblivion, it doesn't  always need to be bold, to be loud... Perhaps fun can be solving a puzzle with your favourite person, talking just about everything, laughing here and there, helping each other to figure out this messy thing called.... Life.





I love to carve my mind into words, to trace my heart on paper. Here, to type as my voice sings inside my head. Embarking on an adventure of self acceptance, self love, self improvement and soul searching. I wish to share it, the ups and downs. Perhaps I could inspire someone to finally start their overdue pilgrimage, or to be a friend to someone who is on the same hike. Expect personal stories, lessons learned, controversial opinions, fanfictions, honest reviews and emotional rants. You can call me Tortoise! FUN FACTS ABOUT ME: *Age:23 (still as confuse as ever!) *Zodiac sign:Cancer *Personality: INFP-T *Goodreads:https://www.goodreads.com/tortoiseteoh

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