KiMOARTS™
Writing
"Wisdom is just the Experiences of Failures"
and the wise are simply fools who have learned from experience.
In my moments, my words, at times, have been somewhat deep
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"Be wary of the wise man, for he has made more mistakes than the those asking for guidance, first be sure he is honest, more than he is wise."
I’ve always been hooked on the creative process—writing, music, dance, film, photography… pretty much any form of artistic expression gets me going. I also love a good book, even if I don’t read as much as I used to (working on that). The thing is, I’ve always felt torn—one part of me craves creativity, while the other side is all about logic, knowledge, and tossing big ideas out there for discussion. That push and pull is actually what sparked this whole project—something that blends creativity and logic. Not a list of cold hard facts, but a dive into a different, more unconventional way of thinking.
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At first, I was going to wrap all this up in a blog—mixing photos, poetry, and whatever else spilled out of my brain. But plans change. Now, the blog's going to be a space purely for creativity, and instead, I’ve decided to take on something bigger: writing a book. It’s kind of terrifying… but also super exciting.
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Of course, it’s not all smooth sailing. There’s guilt—about the time it'll take, about the topics I’ll be tackling, about not just “living” life in the moment. But honestly, there’s this fire in me that won’t shut up. I need to get these thoughts out there. I want to show what goes on inside a mind like mine, even if it’s messy, even if it’s not always pretty. Whether it’s a brilliant move or a total flop? I guess we’ll find out.
DOAS is the story of Cooper—an enigmatic young guy with his whole life ahead of him… until he crosses paths with Dr. Kim, a clinical psychiatrist who drops a life-altering diagnosis: sociopathy.
The book is told through a unique three-arc perspective—The Outsider, Cooper, and Dr. Kim—and dives deep into the age-old Nature vs. Nurture debate. It walks a fine line between society’s logical contradictions and the murky waters of personal morality. It's an emotional thriller that’ll keep you second-guessing everything—Cooper’s motives, your own ethics, and how we all fit into the bigger picture.
This isn’t based on just one person, but rather a blend of experiences, people I’ve met, and thoughts I’ve picked up along the way. Some parts hit close to home, reflecting pieces of my own story. But above all, my goal is simple: to make you question everything you believe—no matter which side you're on.
DOAS
