About Me

Life feels painfully boring until you pass through a struggle.

And right now, I’m living in that struggle. It’s not the most extraordinary story, but it’s mine and that makes it worth telling.

People often say, “Money isn’t everything. I work because I love my job,” but honestly… that’s one of the biggest universal lies. No matter how passionately someone speaks about their work, at the end of the day, we all work in exchange for something—sometimes it’s money, sometimes it’s comfort, sometimes it’s survival. It’s always an exchange.

If someone insists, “I don’t do it for the money; I just love the job,” tell them to work for free. Trust me, they’ll disappear faster than a weak Wi-Fi connection. Passion is beautiful, but passion alone doesn’t pay bills.

But here’s the real truth: if your job is your hobby, life becomes a lot easier. For me, coding is not just a skill, it’s an obsession. I think about improving my logic even when I’m in the washroom. I solve bugs in my dreams. And the funniest part? I sometimes forget my girlfriend’s name, but I can recall the full solution to a bug I fixed three days ago—line by line.

I genuinely love coding. And if my job is about coding, I don’t just want to do it—I want to take it to the next level. Every project, every bug, every line of code becomes a chance to grow, evolve, and create something better than yesterday.

This is my story. Not glamorous, not dramatic—but real.
A story of struggle, passion, and the kind of love that only a programmer would understand.

And trust me… the story isn’t ending here. This is just the first commit.

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