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My name is Giuli (not a nickname—it’s my full first name!).
Age: 28 (born January 1, 1997)
Origin of “Co”: A college nickname rooted in three iconic stories:

1. Co-Compassion: The Tears & Hugs Room

During my sophomore year, I turned a dusty library attic into a safe space with tea and cushions. When a freshman cried about feeling “unworthy” of studying Philosophy, I handed her Nietzsche and said:
“Even he doubted everything. Doubt is the first step—not failure.”
The quote became campus legend, and “Co-Compassion” was painted on the student union wall the next day.

2. Co-Connection: Bridging Freud & Sartre

I hated the rivalry between Psychology and Philosophy majors. To fix it, I created the “Paradox Summit”, where we debated topics like “Existential Freedom vs. Psychological Determinism.” A professor joked:
“She makes Freud and Sartre look like roommates!”
It became an annual tradition, and the college paper called me “The student who connected brains and hearts.”

3. Co-Cool: The Philosopher-Party Girl

No one understood how I balanced late-night studying with parties. At one event, when the speakers broke, I climbed a table with a borrowed guitar and shouted:
“If life’s absurd (à la Camus), we dance anyway!”
The crowd went wild, and memes dubbed me “Co-Cool: Chaos-to-Vibe Alchemist.”