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TamilHonest essays on relationships, parenting, and identity — the things people think but rarely say out loud.
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They Believed in Me Before I Did
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“She’s the bright one,” a senior colleague said in a meeting once.
The strange thing was, she barely knew me.
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The Kind of Love That Changes Without Warning
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When I became a parent for the first time, people told me how much my life would revolve around my child.
What they didn’t tell me was that for a brief window of time, my child’s world would revolve...
The Hardest Run of My Life Wasn’t the 13.1 Miles
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It was already 11 p.m., and my kids were still running around the house, enjoying their Saturday night. But I couldn’t relax yet.
Tomorrow was my big day. After almost ten years, I would be back on the t...
This Week's Essay — Motherhood Made Me Choose My Lies Carefully
Motherhood has a quiet way of reshaping us — our words, our choices, even the things we choose not to say. I wrote about one of those moments, and I hope somewhere in it, you find a little of your own story too.
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Why “More” Never Attracted Me
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The doorbell rang at 6 a.m., the kind of hour that never brings casual visitors.
It was my brother, guitar over his shoulder, smiling, humming to something only he could hear. He’d taken the overnight flight ho...
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I'm Tamil — a published author, half-marathon runner, powerlifter, and a mother of two. I write the things people think but rarely say out loud from my lived experience. Weekly-ish on Substack.
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