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My Rough Book

Shanthanu Agasthyan

A personal, literary Substack that combines reflective essays, slice of life narratives, and occasional investigations into my own mind

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Who Are We, Really? Part One: The Self We Think We Are

Of all the branches of psychology I studied, personality psychology was my favourite. I’ve always been curious about why people behave the way they do, and looking back, I suspect that curiosity began long before I knew there was a subject...

17 days ago
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What Is Actually Moving Us?



We were at the botanical garden, talking about nothing in particular. She was unusually chatty that day, and I have learned that when she talks this much, something is usually sitting heavily in her mind.

Eventually she asked...

a month ago
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Fida : 4


Ottappalam town: photo from internet



I was thinking about Ettan. He had six more months of research to finish, and then there would be the marriage. What would happen after that? I didn’t know. Probably a job in Austr...

a month ago
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Maybe I’m Becoming an Uncle

Picture from internet. Google searched Kerala Village Life.



I think I am becoming an uncle…

Two or three years ago, I could ride hundreds of kilometres without thinking much about it. Staying up late wasn't a problem...

2 months ago
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Thinking About Thinking





This week I am back in Bangalore. I came on Friday on a KSRTC Airavat Volvo multi-axle bus, and this time I specifically booked a Karnataka bus because I wanted to sleep. Kerala buses are wonderful in many ways,...

2 months ago
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