What’s Better: Jolie Or Her Breasts?
A few days back when I read about Angelina Jolie’s double mastectomy, I was in awe. It was more of an inspiring, astounding and applauding expression (the awe, I mean) […]
Category Archives: Think About This
The World Of Sexual Abuse…
I have read umpteen stories about sexual abuse; many of them here on WordPress and several others in newspapers and magazines. There have been abundant discussions with and revelations by […]
Don’t Quit!
When things go wrong as they sometimes will, When the road you’re trudging seems all uphill, When the funds are low and the debts are high And you want to […]
A New Vantage Point: Syria
Originally posted on Vantage Points:
One of the greatest aspects of traveling is the way it informs our worldview. That idea may just be suggested by our blog’s title. After…
The Man Who Sold Himself!
This is the story of Mike Merrill who sold himself on the open market in 2008. Yes, you got me right: Merrill divided himself into 1,00,000 shares and set an […]
Solitary Confinement: A Sentence Worse Than Death!
‘The slow descent of sane men into madness.’ I read this statement in William Blake’s essay on Solitary Confinement yesterday and it had a bearing on me; this whole concept […]
An Introspection About Life!
Hey! I am back for a moment, not entirely to be honest. I feel caught up with so many things and situations and expectations and people that I do not […]
Holocaust Memorial Day!
I probably got interested in the events of the Second World War after I read ‘Anne Frank’s diary’. Following that, my curiosity to know more developed once I watched the […]
Apartheid: Racial Discrimination
I was reading about the Marikana mine massacre which took place in August 2012 in South Africa in which the police shot dead 34 mine workers while injuring at least […]
We Deserve a Revolution!
I wrote several posts about the life of women in Middle Eastern Countries. I described how their stories shudder and coerce me to feel pitiable for them, for the lives […]
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