Ty Kelly

Have you ever felt like reality itself is slipping through your fingers? Like the world around you is somehow surreal, and you’re just trying to keep up with a script you never agreed to? Many people today wrestle with this strange feeling of disconnection. We live in a time when being a "functional adult" feels less like a natural stage of life and more like a high-stakes performance. Social media plays a huge role in this, turning our everyday existence into a show where survival depends on ho

Every day, we face decisions that affect not only ourselves but also the communities and societies we belong to. Sometimes, our personal choices align with the majority, but often they don’t. This tension between individual decision-making and collective choices can feel like walking a tightrope. How do we make smart personal decisions when the majority’s choices influence the environment we live in? How do we vote or act in our best interest when group dynamics pull us in different directions?

Politics is supposed to be serious business. Leaders are entrusted with shaping the future, making tough decisions, and representing millions of people. Yet, sometimes their public appearances feel less like statesmanship and more like an amateur comedy night. The absurdity of political performances often leaves us wondering if we accidentally tuned into an open mic event instead of a press conference.