The Girl in Room 105
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Read between September 28 - October 10, 2020
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When the heart breaks, the part of the brain that stores data on past dates works perfectly.
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‘Well, it’s hard to find a man who can acknowledge a woman’s intelligence and be genuinely okay with it.’
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Is it that easy for some people to move on? To go from one person to the next, like switching TV channels?
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It was so hard to be a guy and choose what action to take with a girl sometimes.
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In some ways, having a best friend is way more important than having a lover.
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The only way to make power behave in India is, well, more power.
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Indian parents find it easier to accept an inter-gender friendship when it is linked to academics.
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In India, people have to know where you come from. Only then they feel comfortable enough to talk to you.
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This passive-aggressive stealth communication mothers do with their sons’ girlfriends is a refined and deadly art form.
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Why do so many Indian men get tongue-tied in front of women?
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When parents decide to do a full-frontal emotional assault, nothing is off-limits. Crying dads and slapping moms are a routine part of how Indian kids are hammered into shape and manipulated to give up on things they really want.
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‘I have a problem in life, uncle. I have always found it hard to “just move on”.’
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even these “good for you” things are only good for you up to a point. In small portions.’
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‘Investigation is not everyone’s cup of tea. One should stick to what one is capable of.’
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“When you lose something, don’t think of it as a loss. Accept it as a gift that gets you on the path you were meant to travel on”,’