The title certainly makes one think of something edible which has a stipulated period of life to it. But here we are labelling shelf life to something intangible in our lives. Sad but true! A young eligible bachelor was once asked the reason for remaining single. He was accused of being commitment phobic. His retort […]
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A recent survey was conducted for adults to find out, if given a chance, would they want to regress to their adolescence period? An astonishing denouement concluded that majority of people were happy in their current phase and didn’t want to travel back in time to relive their adolescence. Astounding as it may sound, this
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About a decade ago, it used to be considered very normal to share everything with one’s partner. A universal given, ‘loving is sharing’. Maybe, it remains the same even today, except for only one difference – inability to share one’s phone with one’s partner. There is no dearth of suspicious people wanting to spy on
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There’s something called the mental age and there’s something called the chronological age. The human intelligence quotient is calculated on the basis of these two. Emotional quotient which was trailing behind the IQ has gained momentum in terms of its significance. There is enough evidence to prove how essential it is to be emotionally competent,
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“Anika, can you find me my tie, please, I am getting late for work.” Anika who was rushing to make breakfast for her husband, immediately joins him to find his tie. On reaching their bedroom, she notices everything from the cupboard has been rummaged and dropped on the floor in the process to find
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“Seeing is believing” doesn’t hold water for emotional abuse as it does for physical abuse. No (visible) mark, no problem, isn’t the reality. People tend to take emotional abuse much more lightly compared to physical abuse. Emotional abuse can be defined as a form of abuse characterised by a person subjecting or exposing another to
Although this blog is being written, keeping Indian culture in view, I am sure there are many other cultures (particularly Asian) that still have husbands dominating marriages. While the west continues to influence the world all over in ways more than one, there are still many things which can be imbibed positively. Instead of
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