sumaiya’s thoughts on things
sumaiya, Zara Rileyhi! i’m sumaiya and welcome to my substack. i write about the issues plaguing the chronically online, cultural criticism, and sometimes personal essays. outside of writing, i’m a philosophy postgrad student and a pinterest microcelebrity.
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thoughts on an office environment I may or may not have experienced
2 weeks ago I joked with my bioethics tutor that I am thinking about applying for a PhD because I didn’t want to go back to work. I know I was joking, and he probably does, too, but I have been reflecting on my return to university after a ...
mid-autumn ins and outs
Is it really disappearing if I only ever post once a month? Anyway, I apologise for the slow posts, especially as I said I was going to write and upload things once a week at the start of this journey. Life has its ups and downs and I am no...
that awkward moment when you accidentally stay in one moment for a year
Disclaimer: This piece is not a reflection or judgement on my employers, it is either entirely fictional or purely a reflection on a perspective I may or may not have had on my experience over the past year.
The Forgotten Tenenbaum
I have watched The Royal Tenenbaums a concerning and probably absurd number of times but it was only during my 2nd or 3rd rewatch that I found myself being drawn to the character of Chas Tenenbaum, a former finance prodigy and, at the begin...
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writer, pinterest microcelebrity, semi-professional cat whisperer, philosophy postgrad student
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