Blog of .Ghassen

Hello Friend , I would like to recommend the television series "Mr. Robot" for your viewing pleasure. It was a captivating experience for me and  served as the inspiration for my greeting. I am a graduate of Administration and Security of Networks (RSI). While my studies were not directly focused on programming, they did encompass Network Administration and Security. I believe in challenging limits and seeking out unique and exciting opportunities. I am committed to driving change through innovative thinking. During my undergraduate studies, I explored areas that I felt passionate about. One such endeavor involved learning to code. I recall a project from my first year of high school, approximately twelve years ago. The assignment was to create a website using HTML and CSS. Despite being a novice, I was determined to excel. I utilized Adobe Dreamweaver and dedicated countless hours to completing the project. When the presentation day arrived, my teacher was pleasantly surpris...

Hello friend ,  The world sees me as a software developer , photographer , But behind the scenes, my life is a constant dance between exhilarating highs and crushing lows – the often misunderstood reality of bipolar disorder. Bipolar isn't just mood swings; it's a relentless tug-of-war between mania and depression, painting my world in extremes. Manic episodes send me soaring – overflowing with ideas, buzzing with energy, my sleep a distant memory. I might write a novel in a night, declutter my house at 3 am, or impulsively book a trip across the globe. It's intoxicating, but fleeting, often followed by a brutal crash into the abyss of depression. The darkness descends slowly, stealing my motivation, joy, and even the will to get out of bed. Even Basic/simple tasks feel insurmountable. The world shrinks to the four walls of my room, and isolation becomes my bitter companion. But here's the thing: I am not my disorder. Bipolar may be a part of me, but it doesn't defi...

Hello friends, Ghassen talks today , I'm not a poet or a writer, so I'm not sure I can find the right words to describe what I've been through. But i will try my best , I've been blind since 2022. My life before that was unhealthy and unfulfilling. I was depressed and negative, and I didn't take care of myself. When I lost my sight, it was like my whole world turned upside down. I felt lost and alone. I didn't know how to do basic things like get dressed or cook. I even thought about suicide. But I'm a fighter. I refused to let my blindness define me. I decided to be positive and to live my life to the fullest. It wasn't easy. The first few months after I went blind were the hardest. But I slowly started to adjust. I learned how to use a cane and how to do my everyday tasks. I also started to connect with other blind people and learn from their experiences. Now, I'm a different person. I have a new vision for my life. I'm no longer afraid to try ...