Thais raises the question of what it means to truly feel something without the weight of expectation—like wondering why your coffee isn't as strong as your existential crisis during finals week.

She finds profound joy in friendships, equating them to a vital lifeline—like WiFi, but for the soul. Without it, she’s buffering in a cold, lonely void.

In her musings on personal struggle, she weaves tales of growth that are both earnest and relatable—like the time she realized binge-watching 'Friends' was her version of therapy.

Thais has a love affair with food, especially panetone for breakfast, which she probably considers a well-balanced meal—carbs on carbs on chaos.

Her sharp observations on celebrities and media invite laughter while questioning societal norms—like a modern-day Socrates with a burning desire to roast the Kardashians.