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Part 1: Identity I have been on social media since 2010. For as long as I can remember, my vocabulary of ‘sign in’, ‘update’, ‘un-friend’, ‘profile’ is warped to meet the expectations of my digital world. At that time, with limited users in my own peer group, being able to span into a world outside…
My cousin is a 22-year-old man. Compared to my other male cousins, he has a broader and taller frame. He is also the youngest in the family. A few months ago, he slid next to me on the dining table and whispered, “Can I ask you something?” I nodded. “Do you think I look old?…
Growing up, I had a favourite cousin. He was lanky, quiet, and shy, unlike the rest of my family. At 12, his quietness was a form of passive withdrawal- an invisible stain on his ability to hold meaningful conversations. During the same time, when I was 14, my quietness was a form of protest- to…
Dear reader, if you have patiently waddled through my blog for the past two months, you’ve known my idiosyncrasies. You’ve witnessed the cluelessness with which I perceive crossroads between logic and sentiment, stability and surprise, loyalty and letting go. I do not necessarily find any of these dilemmas mutually exclusive, or more pressing than the…
In the summer of 2014, I finished reading Jhumpa Lahiri’s The Namesake– eleven years after she published the book. Like all other works of Lahiri, The Namesake left me with a book hangover. For the next few days, I was cooped up in my bed, unable to pick up on pending school work or indulge in…
Two years ago, I interned at a government affiliated Psychiatric facility in Assam. On my first day, I was told that the two other psychology interns and I were at the bottom of the food chain. I soon discovered that that was inaccurate- we were in the crater hidden under that bottom. Religiously, rounds to…
Ihave had the misfortune of encountering several men (and women) who have called me ‘hysterical’ or ‘too emotional’ at the slightest provocation. I refer to debates with men who claim to be guardians of a country’s cultural fabric- which is somehow solely contingent on a woman’s uterus. I also talk of the generation that cannot…
Mayer, Mystery, and Mayhem Inthe aftermath of the most ‘gut-wrenching’ break up of my life; I hopped my way in and out of despair. And initially, I did what I thought level-headed people do: I exhausted myself with work. I would study for over 12 hours a day, and sleep only when my lids were…
