Musings: Smile, like a Lightning

I once wondered why relationships shown in movies are so quiet. Why is the passion in the relationships depicted on the silver screen so... calm, collected, and clean. Where's the mess that makes a relationship real? It makes me reflect on the passion I love so much about my relationship.

Musings: Walking the Cross-Cultural Tight Rope

This is to be the first of hopefully many pieces of my Office Diaries section. I suppose it is an effort to convince myself I am one of the evil minions now - part of multiple despised guilds, including but not restricted to 'office goers' and 'working class'. Office life, as it is, is often about moderation. You want to be appropriate. Except when you end up doing that too much, to your own detriment. Read on to know how.

Musings: Of Effeminacy, Homosexuality, and Stereotyping

A friend of mine told me today that she had heard that gay couples has normative gender roles - that is, one of them was more manly and the other was more womanly. Now I believe that she spoke of what she heard, and in all probability respects homosexuals. But the ignorant stereotyping still got to me, and here I am typing away about the most talked about, and obvious topics, just to clear my own head.

Musings: Fear and Trust

When we face our fears, we crave support, of those we trust. I write of darkness, and fear, and trust here.

Musings: Beautiful Languages

We hear, talk, and even see languages all around us. We associate some with a strong tone - like German, and some with feminine softness - like French. We also find aesthetics in their structure, in their cultural backdrop, even their script. So what makes a language beautiful? Read on to find out my views on the matter.

Musings: How to Best Lose your Health and Weight

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Musings: The Psychological Timeline of a Social Outcast

This was perhaps my first attempt at expressing myself through fictional characters - not in the form of fiction but as an expression of emotion felt very deeply. This in itself is a very important step, and I do not mind that it came off as very passive aggressive. What do you guys think?

Musings: Morals in Cynicism

Do I miss debating or what!? Still an angry person, clearly. It's been years since we fought over movies, but this is a good reminder of it. Perhaps more should be healthy for us. Read on for an entertaining time.

Musings: The Past, And The Present

I was one angry person. Who ever takes so much hatred to shoes anyway? Read on for a fun ride.

Musings: Lies

So there was a time back in the day, when I decided not to lie. Of course, I had to soon revise that statement to, I will not tell lies, which is, in itself an ocean of duplicity. A walk down memory lane shows me what I was thinking at the time. Read on.

Musings: Hierarchy of Friends

Now what we learn in life, what we imbibe is often a mystery to us even a few years after we learn that. This is because we are always learning, always changing. Here is what I thought of friendships a few years back. Read on.