Digital life, real emotions, and everything in between.

 When Life Feels Off and You Don’t Know Why (A personal reflection on that confusing stage of life when we quietly wonder, “Where did I go wrong?” and how it might just be the beginning of something better.)

 🌍 Racism Has No Borders — And Neither Should the Fight Against It By Sakshi Gupta 🧭 Introduction Racism isn’t just a problem in one country. It exists everywhere — in schools, in governments, in police forces, and even online. From police brutality in the U.S. to caste discrimination in India, and anti-immigrant hate in Europe, racism is a global issue — and it demands a global response. 🌐 A Global Problem With Local Faces In every region, racism looks different — but it’s always about power and exclusion . United States: Police brutality, mass incarceration, and racial wealth gaps. Europe: Islamophobia, anti-Roma discrimination, and refugee exclusion. India: Casteism and violence against Dalits and Adivasis. China: Systematic oppression of Uyghur Muslims. South Africa: Deep economic inequality along racial lines decades after apartheid.

The Ugly Truth Behind Expensive Bags: Status Symbol or Just Smart Marketing? “Are you buying a bag—or borrowing a feeling of worth?” ✨ The Glamour Trap We’ve all seen them. The sleek Hermès Birkin swinging on a celeb’s arm. The crisp Louis Vuitton logo splashed across Instagram posts. For years, expensive bags have been the ultimate trophy—symbols of power, taste, and “making it.” But beneath the shiny leather and stitched monograms lies a deeper question: Are we actually buying luxury—or just buying into the idea of it? 💸 What You’re Really Paying For Let’s get one thing straight: most luxury handbags don’t cost nearly as much to make as they’re sold for . That $3,000 bag you’re eyeing? It might cost $200–$500 to produce, materials and labor included. So where does the rest of the price go? Brand image Prestige Exclusivity Marketing hype Luxury houses aren’t just selling bags. They’re selling belonging . A ticket to an elite club where beauty, wealth, and a...

  Power of Patience in Life Introduction Have you ever felt like giving up because things just weren’t moving fast enough? Maybe you’ve been putting in the work—day after day—only to feel like the results are still out of reach. In moments like these, we often forget one powerful ingredient for long-term success: patience . In today’s fast-paced world, learning how to be patient can feel like a challenge. But whether you’re building a dream or rebuilding your life, one truth remains: it’s all about patience . The Power of Patience The power of patience lies not in simply waiting—but in how we wait . Patience means trusting the timing of life, staying calm during delays, and continuing to move forward without losing hope. “Patience is not the ability to wait, but the ability to keep a good attitude while waiting.” – Joyce Meyer Developing patience is essential for personal growth . It helps us stay grounded, improves our decision-making, and allows us to handle stress mo...

  When Overthinking Starts to Haunt Me By Sakshi Gupta Some days, my biggest enemy isn’t the world—it’s my own thoughts. I can be doing something simple—washing my hands, lying in bed, or staring at the ceiling—and suddenly I’m replaying a random conversation from a week ago. Wondering if I said the wrong thing. Overanalyzing the way someone replied. Thinking about what I could’ve done differently. And that’s how overthinking starts.

  From Scared of the Dark to Peace in the Dark 📌 Introduction The dark used to terrify me. Not just the absence of light—but the silence, the stillness, the unknown. It felt like everything I feared came alive when the lights went out. My thoughts would race, my chest would tighten, and I’d wish for morning to come faster. But over time, something changed. I stopped fighting the dark. I started listening to it. 🌑 Why We Fear the Dark Darkness often feels like a mirror to our own mind. It strips away distractions. It forces us to sit with ourselves—our memories, regrets, fears, and insecurities. As children, we feared monsters under the bed. As adults, the monsters moved into our heads. The dark becomes a symbol of the unknown—of things we can’t control. And we, as humans, crave control. 🌌 The Turning Point One night, in the middle of one of my usual anxious spirals, I didn’t turn on the light. I sat still. I let the darkness wrap around me like a blanket, not ...

With Dreams in Our Eyes: When the First Job Becomes Reality “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” – Eleanor Roosevelt There’s a special kind of magic in firsts. The first time you ride a bicycle. The first time you win something. The first time someone believes in you. But among life’s many milestones, few are as emotional and life-changing as your first job . Because it’s not just a job. It’s a beginning. It’s the first step toward your dreams, your independence, and everything you’ve worked for — often in silence, often with tears, always with hope. The Journey Before the Offer Letter Behind every “Congratulations, you’re hired” is a story. A story of sleepless nights and anxious interviews. Of rejections that stung like heartbreaks. Of watching others move ahead while you stayed behind, clutching tightly to the last shred of belief in yourself. You remember checking your inbox a hundred times a day. You remember walking out of i...