During my first architecture year, I made a lot of projects, and the hardest thing for me was not to understand, to draw, or to adapt myself… The hardest thing was to find myself; it was like I didn't know what my style was—I still don't know btw (ᵕ—ᴗ—). But it made my journey a little bit hard because of that; I saw everyone had their style, and as for me, I liked a lot of things but nothing really specific, but I was always like that. When someone asked me, "What's your favorite __?" I didn't know what to say. So, to "find myself" was not an easy journey because I don't really like labels; I'm who I am, I like a lot of things, I don't prefer one thing over another, I just like discovering, trying new things, and doing what I like to do at the time. Sometimes you just don't need a label; just be yourself, and if you don't really know who you are, it's also alright; you have time and you don't have to have it all figured out.