Dishmi M

Joined May 2025

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I’m Dishmi, a Dubai-based designer, writer & AI artist. I talk about mental health, tech, and how we survive modern life.

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The Great AI Art Debate: Who Really Holds the Brush?
Introduction Picture this: You've just whipped up an epic digital artwork - swirling colors, a face that haunts, a vibe that screams you. But wait - did you really create it, or was it the AI humming away behind your screen, feeding off your prompts? I've been chewing on this lately, and it's got me hooked.
By Dishmi M7 months ago in Futurism
Quiet Power Moves: Mastering Speech Without Shouting
The Transformative Power of Purposeful Speech In a world buzzing with noise, the ability to communicate effectively stands out as a superpower. Whether you're pitching an idea, resolving a conflict, or simply connecting with a friend, how you express yourself shapes perceptions and outcomes. Contrary to popular belief, great communication isn't reserved for the naturally charismatic - it's a skill anyone can master through effort, self-awareness, and practice.
By Dishmi M7 months ago in Motivation
How to Love Yourself and Heal, Even If You Don't Have Time to Breathe
The Weight of a Silent Heart Imagine you're scrolling at 2 a.m., the screen's cold glow numbing your fingertips, deadlines or family demands piling like sandbags, and a faint whisper rises: "What about me?" This isn't just exhaustion - it's the silent scream of a life too frantic to pause, a cry that echoes for a 20-something juggling work and rent, a 40-year-old balancing career and parenting, or a retiree lost in the quiet after decades of hustle. This is the weight of a silent heart, where self-love feels like a distant mirage in a desert of obligations, a mirage that flickers as you swipe through a world of curated perfection.
By Dishmi M7 months ago in Motivation
Desert Dreams: Creating AI Art Inspired by Dubai's Paradoxes
The Mirage City Dubai rises from the desert like a mirage, not merely a tourist destination but a surreal phenomenon that defies expectation. It's a city where ancient dunes cradle a skyline sharp as code, where the whisper of tradition dances with the hum of innovation. To me, Dubai feels like a living poem - its extremes of stillness and speed, heat and ambition, create a tapestry of contradictions that captivate the soul.
By Dishmi M7 months ago in Futurism
Unleash Your Hidden Potential: Transform Your Life with Deep Self-Discovery
Introduction Are you trapped in a relentless cycle of just getting by, haunted by a persistent feeling that something vital is missing from your life? Endless notifications, looming deadlines, and quick-fix productivity hacks might keep you afloat, but they fail to address the deeper void - perhaps a lack of joy, intimacy, or a sense of purpose that lingers beneath the surface.
By Dishmi M7 months ago in Motivation
Why You Can't Focus Anymore - And the Ancient Trick That Rebuilds Your Brain Hour by Hour
Introduction Your brain is drowning in distractions - endless notifications, looming deadlines, and a to-do list that never shrinks. Every time you try to tackle something hard, your mind sabotages you, pulling you toward the comfort of scrolling or daydreaming.
By Dishmi M7 months ago in Motivation
Whispers in the Han River: 7 Korean Horror Mythologies That Still Haunt the Living
I. INTRODUCTION South Korea often dazzles the world with its vibrant pop culture, from the addictive beats of K-pop to the glossy perfection of its skincare routines. Yet, beneath this polished exterior lies a shadowy realm of horror mythologies that have gripped the Korean psyche for centuries. In our previous newsletter, we explored Japanese horrors like Kuchisake-onna, the slit-mouthed woman whose eerie legend continues to chill. Now, we turn to South Korea, where horror is deeply psychological, often steeped in sorrow, revenge, societal injustice, and isolation.
By Dishmi M7 months ago in Horror
About Me — Anya
There’s something deeply comforting about being alone — not in the lonely kind of way, but in the way that lets you finally hear yourself think.
By Dishmi M7 months ago in BookClub
15 Mental Habits That Silently Ruin Your Life (and How to Replace Them)
1. Chronic Inner Criticism Masquerading as Self-Improvement What it looks like: You're that person who replays every awkward word, every tiny slip-up like a broken record in your head. You don't just acknowledge mistakes - you live in them. "Why did I say that?" "Why can't I do this right?" Your internal voice sounds like a ruthless coach who's lost all empathy, drilling you endlessly without a break. You beat yourself up over things no one else notices, as if punishment will turn you into a flawless being overnight.
By Dishmi M7 months ago in Longevity
How to Control Your Mind (When It's Loud, Lying, and Unhinged)
Introduction Let's be honest: your mind is not always your best friend. Sometimes it feels like a chaotic roommate who won't shut up, lies constantly, and thrives on drama. But here's the truth: your mind isn't the enemy. It's just misunderstood. This article isn't about achieving total mental silence or becoming some monk on a mountaintop. It's about building a new relationship with your thoughts - one based on clarity, distance, and agency.
By Dishmi M8 months ago in Motivation
What If Hotel Walls Could Feel You?
The hotel industry has long been a space of comfort, convenience, and design — a carefully curated blend of architecture, service, and ambiance. Yet, despite the billions invested in making hotel environments aesthetically pleasing, many travelers still describe hotel rooms as cold, impersonal, or lacking soul. The art on the walls is often generic, mass-produced, or disconnected from the human experience happening within those walls.
By Dishmi M8 months ago in Futurism
How to Survive a Mental Breakdown Alone
I. Introduction You're not weak. You're human. A mental breakdown isn't just stress or sadness. It's a full-body shutdown - a scream from your nervous system that you can't take it anymore. And if you're living abroad, alone, or without real support, this pain feels like it has no off-switch.
By Dishmi M8 months ago in Psyche

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The Great AI Art Debate: Who Really Holds the Brush?

Quiet Power Moves: Mastering Speech Without Shouting

How to Love Yourself and Heal, Even If You Don't Have Time to Breathe

Desert Dreams: Creating AI Art Inspired by Dubai's Paradoxes

Unleash Your Hidden Potential: Transform Your Life with Deep Self-Discovery

Why You Can't Focus Anymore - And the Ancient Trick That Rebuilds Your Brain Hour by Hour

Whispers in the Han River: 7 Korean Horror Mythologies That Still Haunt the Living

About Me — Anya

15 Mental Habits That Silently Ruin Your Life (and How to Replace Them)

How to Control Your Mind (When It's Loud, Lying, and Unhinged)

What If Hotel Walls Could Feel You?

How to Survive a Mental Breakdown Alone

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