HazelnutLattea
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Serving stories as warm as your favorite cup. Romance, self reflection and a hint caffeine-fueled daydreaming. Welcome to my little corner of stories.
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How to Build an Emergency Fund on a Low Income
For years, the idea of an “emergency fund” felt like a luxury I couldn’t afford. Every article I read suggested setting aside three to six months of expenses—numbers that made my stomach turn. How was I supposed to save thousands of dollars when I could barely make it through the month?
By HazelnutLattea7 months ago in Journal
I Thought I Was Bad with Money, But I Just Didn't Have Enough
For years, I believed I was terrible with money. I blamed myself every time I overdrafted my account, when my savings never seemed to grow, and when an unexpected bill sent me into a panic spiral. I thought I was irresponsible. Undisciplined. Financially immature.
By HazelnutLattea8 months ago in Journal
I Fell in Love with My Best Friend. AI-Generated.
People always assume love happens like fireworks - loud, colorful, and impossible to ignore. But mine didn't. Mine happened in whispers. In late-night talks and inside jokes. In the way he always remembered how I like my coffee and the way he never let me walk on roadside of the street.
By HazelnutLattea8 months ago in Journal
How I Survived My Darkest Year
I don't remember the exact moment things started to fall apart. That's the tricky thing about darkness - it doesn't always arrive like a storm. Sometimes, it seeps in slowly, like ink in water, until everything is tinted with it and you're no longer sure what the original color was.
By HazelnutLattea8 months ago in Humans
What Is the Meaning of Love?
A Question on an Ordinary Day It was on a Tuesday morning, of all days, that Mara asked the question. We were sitting on a park bench in the middle of the city, wrapped in scarves and surrounded by the golds and reds of late autumn. The trees stood like silent sentinels, their leaves gently drifting down like slow, graceful confessions. The air was crisp, and the coffee in our hands was already starting to cool.
By HazelnutLattea8 months ago in Humans
ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Beyond: A Tour of Today’s Smartest AI Tools
Introduction Artificial Intelligence has come a long way from being just a futuristic buzzword. Today, AI tools are part of our daily lives—helping us write, generate art, analyze data, and even hold conversations. Whether you're a writer, artist, entrepreneur, student, or simply curious, AI has something to offer.
By HazelnutLattea9 months ago in Education
How to Avoid Common Mistakes New Investors Make
Introduction Investing is one of the most powerful tools for building wealth. But for beginners, the world of stocks, crypto, ETFs, and real estate can feel overwhelming. With all the advice out there—some good, some terrible—new investors often learn the hard way. The good news? Many of the most common mistakes are easy to avoid once you know what they are.
By HazelnutLattea9 months ago in Education
If You’re Reading This, You’re Not Alone
If you're reading this, it's probably because something led you here—pain, confusion, heartbreak, or just a heavy moment that feels too much to carry. Maybe you're scrolling through the noise of the internet, trying to find even a single sentence that makes you feel seen.
By HazelnutLattea9 months ago in Humans
Is It Normal for New Mothers to Experience Baby Blues?
Introduction You've just brought a new life into the world. Friends and family expect you to be glowing with joy, surrounded by flowers, and basking in the wonder of motherhood. But instead, you find yourself crying for no reason, feeling overwhelmed, or even questioning whether you're cut out for this.
By HazelnutLattea9 months ago in Humans
Why Genes Aren't the Whole Story in Pregnancy
Introduction When it comes to pregnancy and child development, most people assume it's all in the genes. "If it runs in the family, there's nothing you can do about it," they say. But what if that's only half the truth?
By HazelnutLattea9 months ago in Journal
