Poh Ling Yeow

But yeah, with him, I explore a lot.

I write a lot.

And I'll just observe things that are happening like on social media and particularly with identity politics.

Like I think it's very interesting, things like that that are happening.

And I have a very interesting like social circle where I have quite a lot of young people in my life and quite a lot of like quite old.

And I've always had that.

And all my friends come from really different walks of life, from like ex-criminals to like...

Whole other conversations.

Like, I'm so into just, like, exploring people and where they've come from.

Like, I just have such a, like, yeah, it's just one of my, I think, greatest interests in life is just, you know.

Yeah, because like, I think like I really would urge people to, yeah, I'm not, see the thing that's interesting is I'm not completely anti-religion.

I think you need to be, if you want to be, because I know people that kind of,

straddle it a little bit, like they'll be in it, but they're also open to interpretations and that are open-minded.

And so like, and I used to be a bit, when I popped out of religion, I used to be very judgy of people that were religious, but now I've found like a whole spectrum of, I've met people that didn't tell me they were religious and I've got along with them really well.

And so I've also had to address my own prejudices.

You know what I mean?

And I've realized that I do have them.

So now I'm just like such an open book.

And I kind of think so long as you're not shoving it down my throat, I think everyone's got something to gain from one another.

So long as the way you impart how you feel is respectful.