Writing has always been an intriguing space for me, one that I appreciate, though I wouldn’t call myself deeply immersed in it. From an early age, I found myself drawn to stories, not with an overwhelming passion but with a quiet curiosity. Reading sparked an interest in storytelling, and over time, I found moments where writing became a way to articulate thoughts, emotions, and observations.  

Though my journey led me into the demanding world of medicine, I still find value in the creative process. Writing offers a space for reflection, a way to explore different perspectives, and an opportunity to craft something meaningful. My work often touches on themes of human nature, resilience, and the unspoken emotions that shape our lives.  
Beyond writing, I pursue other interests that demand focus and discipline. Bodybuilding, for example, has been a rewarding practice, one that, much like writing, requires patience, consistency, and a willingness to push limits. These pursuits, though different in nature, complement each other in surprising ways.  

At its core, my relationship with writing is one of quiet appreciation rather than obsession. It’s not my main pursuit, but when I do engage with it, I strive to create something that resonates.