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Did all the things society could have asked me to do. #engineer #computerscience #mba #job Now doing whatever my heart whispers. Someone figuring out where he belongs, feeling lost deep in the sea filled with creatures of the world. This blog is an extension of myself; tiny bits and pieces of me in an attempt to collect and keep them together.

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Delve into our vibrant canvas where personal narratives, discussions, and candid rants coalesce. Explore real-life encounters, reflections on love, growth, resilience, and conversations that challenge norms.

  • TOWARDS THE SUNRISE

    “Wind is pretty strong here. Don’t you think so?” she said while facing the sun, eyes closed. “I just love the sunrise.” “You need to see it with your eyes open. Is that why you called me here? To see the sunrise? This early?” he grumbled, while squinting his eyes towards the sun with a…

  • HUMANITY OF HUMANS

    I have often wondered where we are going, as humans. We had our ancestors from the missing link which resulted as a split between us and our distant cousins, apes and monkeys. But what is the next step of the evolution for us? Humans are known to be social animals. In the future would this…

  • THE CANDY

    It made the faintest of sounds. *Crack* If you were not observing it carefully, you won’t ever figure it out. It wasn’t perfect anymore. It wasn’t shattered or divided into pieces. But it definitely wasn’t the same before.. It wasn’t whole. “Do you still want it?” the guy asked the girl. “It didn’t make a…

  • KNOCK KNOCK, IS THERE A SOUL?

    Strange voices reach me from the living room of my house, shouting on the stupid box, the fan is throwing its blades around whining about the monotonic procedure, the running water in kitchen tap t… Source: Knock Knock, Is there a soul?

  • DID WE OR DID WE NOT?

    The bike kept on moving with constant, monotonous speed. The journey was enveloped in an unnatural silence. “Do you think we really helped him?” Ashu asked me, while breaking it, as we rode in the darkness, back to his house. It was followed by a momentary silence again, because I could not decide what answer would…