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Everyone sat in a circle; one person whispered a statement to the person next to them, such as “Who here do you think has the nicest hair?
From UI/UX design, front-end development, to back-end development, I am constantly expanding my skillset to deliver the most suitable and perfect web solutions to my clients.Odiney might have “invented” WNRS (which has expanded into a daily text service and merch), but it was preceded by similar vehicles that serve the same function.
Launched by model Koreen Odiney in 2018, the game requires participants to ask each other a range of questions, organised in three tiers. Partnering with clients and listening to their stories, I firmly believe web development can be a powerful and versatile tool to materialise our visions. In my mind, my university years and early twenties were a lonely time, defined by a yearning for rich, rewarding connections. It was a ritual I sometimes played with my small group of burgeoning friends but – more often than not – players were made up of small clusters of strangers I’d encountered in a bar and lured back to my house in the wee hours.Since 2004, the two core members Ah-P Lam and Nicole Au have published over 11 albums along with numerous singles and EPs, with topic ranging from love stories of the ordinaries to political events. Following the success of their acclaimed affirmation cards and advent calendar, Sharing Kindness is releasing the Sharing Kindness game - a card game for children and families to build a more positive mindset and be more grateful.
I am honored to have created web applications such as the Sharing Kindness Game and WNRS Online - projects that are actively making a positive impact in the world. We long for there to be quick ways to fill large voids, inventing ever more apps and card games and diagnosing modern-day crises in connection as dysfunctions.In light of the increase of remote and online tutorial sessions, YY Tutorial aims to provide a platform to facilitate the connection between tutors and students. I’ll be swiping and a dreamy video, soundtracked by Bon Iver, will pop up encouraging me to “play WNRS with ur bestie”. Just spat out of university and longing to unlock a lonely city’s secrets, I adopted 36 Questions as a party game. It is work and effort and the peeling back of layers to show the raw, red skin underneath, knowing that if you show them yours, they’ll reveal theirs.
I’ll skip past and be offered a comedy clip, captioned: “When he thinks you’re about to make out but you force him to play WNRS instead. Originally part of a 1997 psychological study of intimacy (the scientific merits of which I won’t dedicate any time to debating; that’s been done enough over the years), 36 Questions gained popular appeal in 2015 after a viral first-person piece published in the New York Times’s famed Modern Love column. All that remains is a lingering sense of embarrassment, which I am also trying to let go of – shame, I have found, impedes bonafide vulnerability. Another, titled “Meh”, states: “The questions were not as unique as I expected them to be, and they were a bit repetitive. When I look back now, after years of growth and change, step by painful step, I can see with clarity that it was not others who were unable or unwilling to connect with me – it was me, myself, who would not let them in, trapped behind walls I did not yet have the life experience to dismantle.
I would be ringmaster – multiple players in a game designed for two people meant a moderator was required to direct questions (and allowed me to dodge answering them myself). The spicier the questions were – which I encouraged, with the view that they would lead to greater knowledge of one another – the more devastating the outcome. This is horrible,” the latter said quietly, after one round that saw me identify the friend “most likely to cheat”. The third is akin to a therapy session, posing probing inquiries such as: “Are you missing anyone right now?
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