雖然我還沒完全解開這個 hint 的意思, 但我知道它一定不是偶然。 生活不會平白無故把重要的東西抽走兩次。
它可能是在提醒我: 你以為自己很自由, 其實你被綁得很緊。
🫧 The Moment Something Is Taken Away
Today I forgot to bring my mobile with me. At first, I told myself: “Nice. A forced detox from the world.”
But the moment I stepped outside, I realized I’m not detoxing anything. I’m just naked.
Wanted to check the time, there was no clock. Wanted to capture a cute moment, no camera. Wanted to buy drinks & food, no wallet. Turned into the wrong street, no map.
Technology didn’t just make life convenient. It quietly merged a dozen survival tools into one device.
And when that device disappears, you suddenly see every weakness you’ve ignored.
The worst part? I don’t remember a single phone number. My entire network exists inside apps I can’t access without two-step verification… which I can’t complete because—well—no phone!
If I were in a foreign country today, I’d probably be asking strangers, wandering in circles, maybe even busking for train money.
At first I panicked not because of the streets, but because of the silence. A feeling like the world unplugged from me.
But after a while, I calmed down. And a thought appeared: maybe this is a hint.
A reminder of how dependent I’ve become, how fragile convenience actually is, and how much of my life I’ve outsourced to a device.
I don’t fully understand the meaning yet, but I know this wasn’t random. Life doesn’t pull something away twice for no reason.
Maybe it’s whispering: You think you’re free, but you’re tied tighter than you know.