What #TimesUp India Is Making Me Realise About Myself
India’s #TimesUp / #MeToo movement is up and kicking. It brought…Pain. Disbelief. Grief. Guilt. Rage. And also…Joy.
The internet and everything it has changed, wrecked, impacted, overthrown, empowered and otherwise touched in our lives. Online communities, self-publishing, blogging, social media, apps, gaming – how these transform who we are. Also my work in this field.
India’s #TimesUp / #MeToo movement is up and kicking. It brought…Pain. Disbelief. Grief. Guilt. Rage. And also…Joy.
I switched dating apps. No, this time it wasn’t because awful people drove me away. It’s because Tinder kept demanding my phone number and wouldn’t let me login without it. I’ve never indulged corporations that think they can hold me to ransom, especially when I have a choice. So my…
Arre ran one of my stories this week and I’m thrilled!
I need to take lessons in dating. It’s not a thing that my generation of Indians learnt and we find ourselves in a world that demands it as a skill.
IdeaSmith is a persona, a story I tell. It’s not fake. But it’s presented with bits taken from my life that suit that narrative. An edit.
Marketing Automation might conjure up an image of a gigantic machine that addresses all pressing marketing issues. It’s not.
Love. It got so much harder with age. The finding of it, the keeping of it. But mostly, being okay with it.
Marriage becomes a political boundary between people, turning them from friends into people needing security checks & visas.
Millennial Dating has changed how we think of the Relationship.
A phone crash made me realise just how much friendship has become equated to customer services.