It started with a scroll. One lazy Sunday afternoon, I was sipping my iced coffee and casually flipping through my Instagram feed when I noticed something weirdly repetitive: almost every photo that really popped you know, the kind that gets hundreds of likes in under 10 minutes had one thing …
I remember scrolling through my feed, seeing everyone’s posts with captions that just hit different. Some were clever, some deep, some hilariously savage but mine? Bland. Basic. I’d always overthink it and then slap on something like “Weekend vibes” or “Just chillin’”. Yikes. It wasn’t until I started treating captions …
It started on a rainy Saturday, just after our weekend pickup game got canceled. I was sitting on the bleachers, scrolling through my camera roll, feeling the itch to post one of my shots from last week’s match me mid-air, ball in hand, pure swish. The only problem? I couldn’t …
I still remember the night I realized I was spending more time swiping through Instagram suggested reels than actually engaging with my friends’ posts. I had opened the Instagram app just to check a DM, but 40 minutes later, I was knee-deep in cooking tutorials I’d never try and dance …
I’ll be honest I used to think Instagram GIFs were kind of… extra. Like, why bother adding a looping cartoon or sticker when a well-timed image or video could say everything I needed to say? But one late night, while scrolling through a brand’s Instagram Story featuring a waving LEGO …
There was this one time I posted what I thought was the perfect Instagram photo. The lighting was just right, the caption felt clever, and I was ready to hit publish with zero second thoughts. Then, minutes later, I spotted it an embarrassing typo glaring back at me like a …
I have to admit something for the longest time, Instagram’s suggested reels felt like a wild rollercoaster I never asked to ride. I’d scroll endlessly, trying to find content that actually matched my vibe, only to be hit with videos that felt irrelevant or downright repetitive. Honestly, it was frustrating …
If you’ve ever posted something on Instagram and immediately regretted it, you’re not alone. I’ve been there more times than I care to admit sharing a photo or comment that later felt like a huge mistake. What bugs me the most is that Instagram doesn’t make it easy to erase …
There was a time when I absolutely loved scrolling through Instagram Stories. The thrill of catching those spontaneous, off-the-cuff moments, the way the visuals and messages just popped, felt like a little window into the lives of friends, creators, and even brands I followed. It was fun, quick, and often …
I remember the first time I recorded a cool video angle of me cutting plywood with a table saw. I was proud of that shot the way the saw blade caught the light, how clean the cuts looked, and just the whole vibe. But then I played it back. The …
