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Having an inner child means a lot of things to many different people, for Tom Hanks it means having amazing keyboard skills , or for the people of Japan it might mean erecting a life-size version of something that represents made-of-win decisions. To me however an inner child is useless psychological jargon. I mean what would an inner child have to do with me, an eternally youthful/childish individual? I mean we have all seen people busting their humps off for things that have intrinsic worth, at the cost of their happiness.  I used to reassure myself that I would never be one of them, but what was wrong with being like them? Apparently you would be sad whenever it's 1:10 PM 1 week ago I had a tedious job of annotating a comic book, not one of the first things someone decides to do with a comic book. It was tedious because I wanted to annotate every page, tedious because I had used 2 sticky pads for that job, tedious because I knew if given a choice I probably wouldn’t be doing ...

Picture courtesy of Danny-9 Hi My name is Zamran, I was born in Lahore in 1993. I spent most of my youth in Karachi, and only moved to Lahore back in the 3 rd grade. Currently in my life, Bangkok has become sort of a second home for me, due to my father’s work. My dad heads the Southeast Asian division of his firm, so the best way to spend time with him is to go to him. I have 2 sisters – one older, one younger, both of which I credit my odd childhood to. I have many hobbies; from spending time with friends, playing football, basketball, reading a good book, reading a bad book, reading comics, watching anime, and massive amounts of other hobbies. I think a good reason I have many hobbies is because I’m very open minded, and I have diverse interests. One of my all time favorite stories is One Day by David Nicholls, easily one of my favorite books from my recent reading. The book has great pace, loveable characters, but perhaps its most attractive feature is Nicholls tra...