Magic bytes
TamilHonest essays on relationships, parenting, and identity — the things people think but rarely say out loud.
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Every Age Group of Friends Brings Out a Different Me
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Lately, I’ve been fascinated by friendships with people younger than me.
The way they carry themselves — putting effort into dressing up even for a casual coffee outing, noticing the tiniest details, bein...
Falling in Love Is Easy
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Six months ago, I wasn’t ready for anything remotely emotional.
Then I saw her.
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She was laughing her way through...
I Was a Narcissist on the Wrong End of Empathy
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I never left an unfinished argument, walked out knowing there was a void in the room, or slept on an unresolved fight. I always ended the meeting on a happy note — even a meeting organized for negative fee...
The Beautiful Side Effects of Pain
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For years, I believed that physical pain was worse than emotional pain. I mean, the blood, the swelling, the fractures, the smell of medicine, and injections that look and feel terrible.
But emotional pain...
The One Thing Women Want Most Isn’t Complicated
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People keep saying women are complicated. That our minds are impossible to understand and our hearts are impossible to read.
They are wrong.
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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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