Author: Neha
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06-05: Ephemeral
To witness happiness from afar but not feel you wholly belong to that happiness creates a type of loneliness that isn’t completely sad nor happy. It is like an indentation, or a reminder of something that was or should be in a certain place but isn’t. Are there people who truly only enjoy acting like…
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06-04: Timbuktu
Why do we sometimes hang onto something harder when we feel it will imminently vanish from our control? Is it to do with appreciation or desperation? Are we all control freaks? On the day one gets their first job, graduates from school, gets married, retires, attends their first funeral, are those landmark days that change…
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06-03: Inculcate
Are elders entitled when they ask for respect given they are seniors? I think we don’t, in contemporary culture, consider seniors as “experts” as much as we should. You’d look at a tradesperson who spent 40 years honing their craft and think of them as an absolute expert in their trade, but why do we…
