The Broken Glass Inside My Head
It’s a post-apocalyptic world inside my head. Watching ‘Deadpool’ was a nasty reminder. But so was sympathy from a stranger.
It’s a post-apocalyptic world inside my head. Watching ‘Deadpool’ was a nasty reminder. But so was sympathy from a stranger.
A friend defined love as ‘a form of OCD’. I pondered the idea and it gave me a way out of an end-of-love situation.
The path to healing has plateaus more than valleys & troughs. This is a suicide pact with my life as a writer.
Today I’m going to talk about love. It’s an overused term, I know. But I haven’t written about it in a long time. Not really. I have been suspicious of love, waged war with it, tried to control it, compartmentalise it and even ignore it. Today, I sit down with…
I feared the mundanity of 35. I’m learning it’s not mundane when it happens naturally.
Why are married men openly partaking of mating rituals? And why are women falling for them?
A new social app called SECRET has me intrigued with the possibility of actual human connections again.
Life with youis like being on a merry-go-round, she says.But, he asks, did you see the view?Yes, she says, on our next upswing.
You learnt to float, she yells,ducking under him smoothly.When she surfaces,he’s walking on the water.Away.
On 26 Nov’08, a young man walked into a train station and changed the lives of millions of people forever. I am one of those people, because I am a Mumbaiker.