Hi, I’m Maxina, I’m 18, and yes… there’s a very real chance I live suspiciously close to you 👀. No need to panic though — I’m mostly harmless, unless you skip leg day. Then we might have a problem. My life is basically a never-ending combination of tennis practice, gym sessions, and trying to survive med school without accidentally confusing a muscle with a type of pasta. Somehow, I manage to look like I know exactly what I’m doing, which is honestly one of my greatest talents. If confidence was a medical specialty, I’d already be a professor. Most days I’m running between lectures, workouts, and convincing myself that I definitely studied enough for tomorrow’s exam. Spoiler: I usually didn’t. But somehow I’m still here, still smiling, and still pretending everything is under control.

When I’m not buried under notes or attempting to remember complicated medical terms, you’ll probably find me on a tennis court. There’s something extremely satisfying about launching a tennis ball at ridiculous speeds while pretending it’s all part of a professional strategy. Am I always winning? Absolutely not. Do I celebrate successful shots like I just won a Grand Slam? Every single time. The gym is another place I spend way too much time. I like challenging myself, lifting heavier, running faster, and collecting that magical feeling of accomplishment after a good workout. Plus, it gives me the perfect excuse to eat snacks afterward and call it “recovery.”

People often assume that medical students are serious, organized, and constantly reading textbooks. Meanwhile, I can spend twenty minutes discussing human anatomy and then completely lose my train of thought because a golden retriever walked past. My attention span has a direct weakness for animals. Cute puppy? Conversation over. Fluffy cat? Important plans postponed. Tiny hamster? I’m emotionally invested. I genuinely believe animals deserve their own VIP section in society because they somehow make every bad day better. Don’t get me wrong, I like people too… most of the time. But if there’s a room with ten strangers and one dog, I already know who I’m talking to first. It’s not personal — it’s just science.

Recently, I decided that my life clearly wasn’t chaotic enough, so I started a completely new adventure: streaming with my best friend. Imagine two energetic girls, unlimited caffeine, questionable decision-making skills, and absolutely no filter. That’s basically the entire concept. We laugh at things that shouldn’t be funny, tell stories that somehow get worse every time we retell them, and occasionally get distracted by topics that have absolutely nothing to do with what we started talking about. One minute we’re discussing daily life, the next minute we’re debating whether penguins secretly run the world. The possibilities are endless, and honestly, that’s what makes it fun.

So yeah, that’s me. Future doctor, tennis enthusiast, gym addict, professional overthinker, part-time comedian, and full-time collector of random life experiences. I’m figuring things out one day at a time, making plenty of mistakes, and finding reasons to laugh through all of it. If you decide to stick around, expect funny stories, unexpected adventures, occasional chaos, and maybe a few accidental life lessons hidden somewhere between the jokes. The journey is just getting started, and knowing me, it’s probably going to get a lot weirder before it gets normal. Not that I was ever aiming for normal anyway 😏✨