Least
The author argues that financial success is driven by societal structures, political systems, and systemic biases rather than individual mindset. He expresses deep pessimism that m…
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If Kiwi Could Talk, We’d Be in Trouble ?
The author provides a playful look at the charmingly bossy personality of Kiwi, a tiny dog who rules her household like an unquestioned princess. Through her funny demands for food…
Release
Using the metaphor of a pet's desire for "release," the author argues that freedom is more precious than the security or care provided by confinement. By drawing parallels between …
Have I Ever Regretted Reading a Book? My Bookish Guilt ?
The author explains that their only "bookish guilt" isn't the books they read, but the sleep they lose by constantly promising themselves "just one more chapter." This habit leads …
Never
While the author claims to never regret reading, they express deep regret over translating *Unheard Melodies* due to being exploited by an ungrateful professor who seized the copyr…
Airports: Best or Worst? I’ll Take the Road Instead?
The author explains that they do not rank airports because they view air travel merely as a necessary step toward a destination. Instead, they express a strong preference for road …
Baghdogra Bengaluru
This text is a collection of disjointed reflections, beginning with a personal comparison of the author's experiences at Baghdogra and Bengaluru airports. It then shifts to a solem…
My Most Annoying Trope Isn’t Even in a Movie ?
Rather than discussing fictional tropes, the author reflects on the real-life struggle of comparing one's own progress to the curated lives of others on social media. Using the met…
Frailty
The author criticizes the frequent and sexist use of the Shakespearean trope "frailty, thy name is woman" to characterize women as inherently weak or morally inconstant. They argue…
This
The author expresses a desire to relive the current year to practice silence and restraint instead of reacting impulsively to the shortcomings of others. By choosing to avoid futil…
Bravery: Maybe We’re Braver Than We Think ❤️
The article argues that bravery is not limited to grand, dramatic risks, but is often found in the small, quiet acts of everyday life. Whether it is trying a new recipe or stepping…
The Woman I Never Met
If given one message to send to her past self, the author would advise her to live alone for a period of time to foster true self-discovery. She argues that living independently is…