K.’s Trial, Sisyphus’ Burden, and the Myth of My Own Worth
The Weight of it There are days when I feel as though I should not exist. That…
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The True Violation: Denying Women’s Autonomy by Obsessing Over Their Bodies
As a society, we have been too obsessed with women’s bodies, equating her honor and worth solely with her…
Gaze as a Noose: The Weight of their Eyes
I have seen men broken—not by chains, not by hunger, not by the weight of their misfortunes—but…
Circadian Cadence: How Much of My Life Have I Postponed?
Some mornings, I wake up already behind. The day hasn’t begun, but I feel the weight of…
Wabi-Sabi Beginnings
There is a peculiar magic in beginnings, isn’t there? Like the first light of dawn breaking over…
Mount Vesuvius Journey from Pompeii to the Übermensch: Navigating Life’s Existential Eruptions
Caught in the Cycle: The Descent and Ascent We keep moving, don’t we? Step after step, day…
The Battle for Self-Worth: The Psychology of Power and the Caste Struggle
At the heart of human society lies a simple yet disturbing truth: the bigger fish always eat…
Ruin Theory: Stairs Back Home
To exist is to be in a constant state of negotiation—between control and chaos, knowing and unknowing, presence and…
The Perfectionist’s Paradox: A Dance Between Genius and Madness, Echoing Nietzsche’s Übermensch and Dostoevsky’s Tragic Protagonists
The Genius-Madness Dichotomy In the delicate space where brilliance and madness collide, can one truly exist without…
Haider: A Masterful Adaptation of Shakespeare’s Hamlet
Vishal Bhardwaj’s Haider (2014) is a modern-day retelling of William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, intricately woven into the political…
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