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The Girl With The Dark Circles

Oh, they are precious! I love to carry them and sometimes flaunt them too. The best part of having them is they work as a natural human (Male) repellent too! These have given me a new title altogether, and people ask, why do I adore them? Why can’t we just be proud of something we’re born with? Why do you wish to get rid of everything that seems imperfect to the world? the more we are obsessed with getting rid of something and curse it, the more they appear and the more they stuck! Isn't it? Studies have proved it, and I have experienced this fact. Well talking of the craziest questions raised rather rumors spread for people with dark circles are the funniest ones. “she must be in a relationship, ask me!”, “she doesn’t seem happy with him”, “she doesn’t get enough sleep”, “She’s too much into book yaa”, “she doesn’t have a schedule.” “She’s too lazy to do something for herself”. My life is therefore controlled by my dark circles and people’s judgment and opinion over them, and leas

Priority...? Must be self Love!

Whats' your Priority? Despite the fact that it keeps changing with time! Call it some societal pressure; or call it her upbringing, perfection is expected from every sphere of her life, given any amount of stress or pressure, she must "know it all" is a wonderful presumption and as she ages perfection becomes synonym to her name... these expectations put more pressure on her to balance everything that she holds in her kitty. Oh No! I am not a feminist, I would rather prefer to stand against "fake feminism". Because I agree with no shame and guilt that men handle the same, probably the more pressure to be a perfect son, a perfect partner, a perfect husband, and a perfect father, and it is understood so well, that the things are changing, new notions are building, perceptions are improving, point of views are being accepted yet what remains constant is a question.. "ladki hai, kar legi?" All We want is to ensure that "ladki hai,

Do I need to support my partner’s decisions?

Respect and support are two major elements of any successful relationship. When you start a new life with your partner you need to understand a few ground realities. Your upbringing and his/her upbringing aren’t the same. If you want him/her to change, it is okay to change for them as well. It is okay if their likings and dislikings are not the same as yours. It is normal for them to take time to understand a few of your habits and it is vice versa. Just because their opinion and habits are DIFFERENT it does not mean they are WRONG. It is okay to have a difference in opinions. All they seek is your appreciation. And therefore, respecting their point of you becomes your utmost priority. Arguments are normal, and so is understanding their concerns and issues. Whatever they say, must be considered seriously and with all attention, without any presumption or quick judgment. Just because your friend went through a similar situation and did a certain thing to solve the issue does

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