Simplifying The Daily Existence

What started as a means to express my observations when riding the Delhi Metro is now about maintaining a not-so-personal diary about the "everyday" Life! Expect a lot of opinions, a love for the unusual, and the tendency to blog on-the-go, unfiltered, with bias, and ALWAYS with a cup of chai...[and some AI]

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Showing posts with label relationships. Show all posts

Can Loving Christmas Eternally Be A Mental Health Thing?

There’s a point where loving Christmas stops feeling light and starts feeling heavy, though it’s rarely named that way. At first, it looks h...

Winter Season 2026 in Delhi: Chikki vs Shelling Peanuts & Eating with Gudd [Shakkar]

There’s a small difference between tearing open a packet of chikki and sitting down with a pile of peanuts and a lump of gudd, but the body ...

Keeping Up With What is Trending: MINIMONY

In 2022, Sarah Gill, writing for Image , presented an interesting editorial piece regarding the rise of micro weddings. For many, it seemed...

Why do scratchy people often make you so uncomfortable?

There is a particular kind of discomfort that arrives before you can justify it. Nothing has happened. No line has been crossed. The person ...

7 Tips to Keep a Straight Face When You Run into Your Ex When Shopping with Your Wife

There are few modern tests of emotional discipline as precise as running into your ex while pushing a shopping cart beside your wife. The se...

Do anxious people make for more responsible, safer, or riskier drivers?

Driving is one of the few modern acts that forces the nervous system to reveal itself in public. Behind the wheel, people cannot fully mask ...

WHAT ARE GECKO EYE CAPS, AND WHY IS WATCHING THEM SO SATISFYING?

There is a peculiar stillness that settles in when a gecko removes its eye caps. The movement is slow, deliberate, almost ceremonial: a smal...

ENGINE OIL FOR THE BODY: THE CULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY OF NASAL RITUALS

There is something oddly intimate about the act of pouring oil into one’s nose , a gesture that feels at once ancient and faintly absurd, as...

7 Ways in Which You Can Pamper Your Prostate Health Every Day after 40s

“ Pampering the Prostate: The Quiet Health Ritual Men Refuse to Admit They Need ” There comes a moment, usually sometime after forty, when a...

Restitude, and Not Moral Rectitude, Is What People Need to Lead Better Lives

There is a strange gravity in the way people talk about rest today, as if pausing were an act that requires justification, apology, or a sma...

7 Types of gym partners you can avoid if you are serious about heavy lifting

Every gym claims to be a meritocracy of iron and discipline , but the truth is more human and far less noble: people bring their personaliti...

7 Ways to Escape Fart-shaming when you can feel the bubbles building up inside!

There comes a moment — in a board meeting, a crowded metro, a family dinner, a first date — when your intestines begin whispering a threat. ...

Not Sure if Amitriptyline Suits Your Symptoms? Scan My Tryptomer Experiences

I have been taking Tryptomer [ Amitriptyline hydrochloride ] on and off for more than a decade. It was prescribed to me for GAD - General...

Is It True That the Eldest Daughters in a Big Family Make for the Best Spouses?

There is a quiet mythology around eldest daughters , whispered at weddings and inside living rooms where relatives speculate on who “makes t...

For the Karwa Chauth Enthusiasts: There Is No Real Karwa Maa/Maata, Right?

When you whisper “ Karwa Maa ” into the echo chamber of faith, the air doesn’t answer back. There’s only silence — and maybe the faint rattl...

Why Do Some People Hug the Edge While Others Own the Middle? The Psychology of Driving Alignment

The Unspoken Geometry of the Indian Road: Every country has its own dialect of chaos. Ours speaks through horns, swerves, and that mystical ...

Are They Helpless or Hustling? The Uncomfortable Truth of Urban Begging in India

Air-conditioned air holds differently at a red light. From behind tempered glass, the city appears in slow motion: a child with a box of tis...

A little bit of criticism ain't that bad - just get better at processing it!

Let us have a bit of a chat about dealing with criticism. It's one of those things that can really sting, ain't it? When your flatma...

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