Ayesha Anjum is an editorial assistant at Synergyzer, with an English Literature degree and a tendency to overanalyse the universe, she’s set out on a quest in the world of journalism. She approaches everything in life with the intensity of someone who’s been triple-dared. Ayesha is a self-proclaimed connoisseur of existential dread, while most kids were out playing, she was inside, furiously scribbling poetry about the fleeting nature of life and the emotional complexities of losing her favourite toy. She’s here to make you think “Wow, she’s funny, but is she okay?” one caffeine-induced anxiety spiral at a time, because sometimes the best stories come from the messy, weird experiences of just being human.
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