Stories from Dissociation
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Will I Ever Escape Criticism?
We all engage in a kind of idolization. Whether it’s a celebrity, someone in our community, or a colleague, there are people we admire, placing them on pedestals. We forgive their flaws and overlook their mistakes, perhaps because, deep dow...
This is for the shy ones out there. It’s okay to start anonymously.
Many people are shy, often because they were corrected too harshly by adults or mocked by peers while growing up. The beatings, warnings, scoldings, and mockings—all were aimed at removing traits deemed undesirable by society. Along with th...
The Little Voice in Your Head
"Don’t take that road," it says. So, you take another route, only to discover later there was a robbery or traffic jam on the first path. Who told me this? Where does that voice come from?
An Essay on Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe
Things Fall Apart explores the story of Okonkwo, a man plagued by his father’s weakness. It transports readers to life in the village of Umuofia, with its customs, food, religion, and laws. As we become familiar with their way of life—its b...
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