Journey of Curiosity
I’m fascinated by how love can be so confusing. Morally, loving more than one person might seem wrong, but our minds still allow it. For example, you might start a new relationship, yet an old love still lingers in your mind. It doesn’t vanish—it just fades as new feelings grow. We often hold multiple loves at once, and that’s both odd and intriguing, even though we don’t realize it.
In today’s Indian corporate culture, Gen Z is navigating the fine line between financial success and personal authenticity. Social media and corporate expectations often steer them into a “conformity trap,” where life becomes about displaying success rather than feeling it. True freedom lies beyond paychecks and trends…here’s how to get a deeper pursuit of purpose, self-awareness, and the courage to live on one’s own terms.
In a world where dating apps and social media make casual encounters common, I find myself at odds with this trend. Indian youth are changing, and it’s hard to explain to our parents. While some find happiness in this, I believe in deeper connections. It’s okay to have choices and respect different perspectives, but personally, hookup culture just isn’t for me.
Despite being an atheist, I cherish Eid for the rare opportunity it grants me to bond with my mother through the intricate process of making Sheer Khurma, finding solace in the simple joy of witnessing its mesmerizing color change.