Rape is a disgusting, blotting reality on humanity that actually has neither an appropriate punishment nor retribution. If a human being cannot sympathize with the horrors of the moments that a girl undergoes while she is raped, he or them are incapable of any form of compassion and no punishment can change that. Which is... Continue Reading →
Why do we tend to love sociopaths?
After binge watching and being a hardcore fan of series like Sherlock, Money Heist and their likes, I’ve noticed that there is a strong pattern notable within the fan community. Also as a personal experience, I’ve noticed that we tend to fall madly in love with sociopathic characters created in such series, even more than... Continue Reading →
The delusions of a love story
Oftentimes when we fall in love with someone, there is a factor within our mind that intensifies the entire process. That factor, what I like to call the delusions of a love story ends up causing more harm than a relationship can when things go downhill, or there are no responses from the other end... Continue Reading →
The indispensable virtue behind success
Success stories are something we all love. But if we try boiling down every success story in the entire planet to one facilitative factor – I believe it comes down to a two-word virtue. No matter how hard I try, I’ve not succeeded in alienating any success story I know from this factor. Self discipline.... Continue Reading →
Self assurance and relationships
It’s a common human tendency to expect returns for what has been invested. Especially in relationships, most fights occur when one person invests and the other withdraws consistently, without mutual benefit. But honestly, such matters are not given enough emphasis as they hold the potential to completely break a person down. We tend to think... Continue Reading →
The most accessible therapist
“Let me in, without a shout Let me in, I have a doubt There are more, many more Many many many more Like me” These are lines from a song I have heard a lot. I go back to this song every time I feel low, and the way it hits is practically emotional fulfilment.... Continue Reading →
Lockdown and the student community – dodging novelty?
As a part of the education system that is currently striving hard to stay relevant and active given the lockdown, there are a few things that repeatedly come to notice. No matter how hard you try, there is always a part of the student community that is adamant about channelizing the efforts of the system... Continue Reading →
The most ‘uncool’ thing mistaken to be cool
There are a lot of millennials and teenagers I come across on social media who tend to put up a rather impressive profile, thanks to high quality photos accompanied by sophisticated captions. Sure, it’s a good thing and we are all impressed by them, until it gets way too pretentious to put up with. A... Continue Reading →
The most valuable gift for mental health
We’re all born with talents that most of us explore, and sadly some don’t. Of the many talents that an individual can be blessed with, I believe that the ability to write well is one of the best gifts ever. Maybe this assumption does have an angle of prejudice because writing is the area I... Continue Reading →
On the receiving end of narcissism
I cannot remember where I know it from, but I had learnt it somewhere that narcissists always create the best first impressions. Or the first few, to be specific. They want us to like them and reflect their self worth back at them, which is why they are extra nice and extra caring during their... Continue Reading →