Who am I?

Throughout my life, I've always been curious about multiple things at once. Why do people think the way they do? How are societies shaped? How much does history influence a country's present? While pursuing these questions, I encountered sociology in high school, and for the first time, I began to think not only through reading but also by creating projects.

My academic journey began at Boğaziçi University, and now I am an undergraduate student in International Relations at METU (Middle East Technical University). With each new topic, my interests have broadened: on the one hand, I strive to understand international systems and the language of diplomacy, and on the other, I have a deep interest in the historical, social, and economic backgrounds of different countries.

I love to travel. For me, a new city or country means not just routes, but also stories, human relationships, and cultural traces. That's why I often do research before packing; it's both an academic and personal exploration.

I enjoy writing, sharing, and meeting new people. Sometimes I analyze things seriously, sometimes I just write down whatever comes to mind. But it's all part of this journey.

Let's get acquainted; perhaps our paths will cross in a single sentence.