Hello readers! I hope you’re doing fine if not, just hang in there and believe that this too shall pass. So, have you all heard people say “I want to fly free as a bird”? I’m very sure you would
Category: society
THE GEN-Z TOWN GIRL-SEXIST COMMENTS
Hello readers! I hope you’re doing well and that you are still contemplating on your first love that is sometimes a long-lost one. Today we’re going to talk about the sexist comments that society passes without realizing that it is
THE GEN-Z TOWN GIRL-THE COMMON SYNDROME AS A TEENAGER
Hello readers! I hope you are still striving to be better in the journey of pretending but then I’m here with a new topic on one of our common syndromes that is “the syndrome of seeing everything in a bigger
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THE GEN-Z TOWN GIRL-SHACKLES OF THE SOCIETY
Hello readers! I’m back with this week’s blog where I am going to write about all the challenges I faced and the girls of generation-z faced. So this will be quite a gender-biased one so incase if it shatters your
Mental Health Balance Checklist on your routine
Today is World Mental Health Day. The 10 years old kid in me would send “Happy birthday Nithya”, to my best friend to pull her legs and giggle. But the lady I am now, facing arrows every day in and
Acceptance : A myth
A 5 year old little came running with curious eyes to her dad, “daddy! I want to make a new sand castle”. And the dad feels so glad, he dreams of his little princess becoming an architect with the kind
The online class teacher
She was just fifteen years old. While the ‘trend’ of career choices during that generation was to choose between becoming a doctor or engineer, Savithri wanted to become a teacher. She was so inspired by all the teachers who made
Break the silence #2
Villages in India definitely don’t take western outfits. It’s not a shorts or tank top that I am talking about. Wearing a tshirt and a Jean is heights of western outfit by a woman and it is to attract men
Break the Silence #1
Just like most of the Indian family scenarios, Niyati and her sister in law did not have a great rapport. They exchanged forced conversations during family gatherings and faked smiles when they had to. And just like every family, she
The anti-suicide letter
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE TROUBLED SOULDear whoever needs this,Hi there!I know you’re struggling. Trying really hard to keep up with the shenanigans of the world, people pretending like they’re better than you and sometimes sadly better off without you.