Momina Babak is a psychology student, a writer, and a hobbyist, shaped by the contradictions and complexities of the world around her. The deep sensitivity to injustice that she carries—whether systemic, cultural, or personal—fuels much of what she writes. Her feminism is rooted in empathy and resistance; her humanism is in the belief that every life carries worth and weight. She's drawn to political thought, critical debate, and the kind of storytelling that unsettles, questions, and heals. Through her words, she holds space for pain, for beauty, and for the truths we’re often taught to bury.