Unsober with J and Z Unsober with J&Z

Tis the time of the year where almost everyone is caught up in a sense of the aromatic ambience of "giving" and "receiving". Join us unpack our thoughts about this most sought "festive's tradition''--gifting. Happy holidays!

There are instances in life that seem to constrain us as to how our lives should and could be dealt. Is it the outside force that liquifies our solidity or merely the inside stress that collapses our resolve? Twas a bright suggestion from a good friend that seemed to milk our thoughts about certain struggles and battles that are either won or lost.

Who haven't undergone a heartbreak?  Why is it that the more we try to outrun it, the more it gets past us? At times, we try to cope up but oftimes we mope down and there's music to that. Everyone has. We all have our own heartbreak to tell, be it through our own language or through another one's chord. Here's to our fair share of milking our own sulkings---you ain't alone.

We all have our little quirks in life that sometimes goes beyond way out of control. How do we deal with some of the irresistible cravings this life has to offer? Can we really overcome this "hard to resist" fixations especially if what's at stake is ourselves? How do we repulse something that merely attracts us in the first place? Do we get a hang of it or does it get a hang of us? Join us delve ourselves into this milky talk of "make or break" habits.

Almost everyone gets excited when going to a diffrent place or clearing up headspace in a new and fresh environment. Who doesn't love travelling? Of course, everyone does! But is it worth to make this a scaperoute to run off from responsibilites and problems? Or worst, use it as an excuse for hidden agendas concealed in the label of "friendship"? Join us as we drink ourselves on to this milky scoop of  mischevious hoops.

In this world of biased prejudices, failed dreams, limitless frustrations, broken promises, unachieveable success' and all-consuming griefs, how do we cross the barrier between acceptance and defiance? When do we give ourselves a tap on the back and do a self utterance of "tis okay, everything's gonna be alright" to "it's not okay and it's not alright"?
Oftimes, it's the thin line that's gonna be costly. Join us as we discuss and drink up life's jeers to cheers.