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My whimsy: reported missing
It was love at first sight.
It happened in 2011, at my first middle school friend’s house. Two chairs pulled up to her family computer. She double-clicked into Sims Medieval. Knights, castles, a wizard who’d just as soon curse you as put y...
My Nani, my Rita
Nani — grandmother, in Hindi. This is what I called her, always, so it’s what I’ll call her here.
We lost her in 2013. Thirteen years ago. I’ve now spent basically half my life without her.
She’d have turned 21 today. That was our unders...
According to my resume, I'm fine
When I graduated college six years ago, my sense of self was basically just my impending career. I didn’t have a job offer by the time I walked (from my living room with my mom bc COVID), which, as a business major, was uncommon. And mortif...
The girl who is never happy
Some days are hard.
Maybe more than just some days.
When nothing is wrong, yet nothing feels right, I can never find the words for it. Or the strength to admit it.
But here I am, admitting it. Saying the scary thing out loud.
I’m not o...
I was a middle school principal for a day
Only slightly dramatized by my own head. But mostly true.
It was 2009, and I had just graduated 5th grade. Puberty had not arrived and my mom flatly refused to let me wax my moustache or unibrow. As an Indian girl, yes, I had both. A thick...
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