Archive for the ‘Exasperation’ Category
The plague called Optimism
Posted by: Neena on: January 17, 2009
The title of the post will possibly raise many eyebrows, and I will try my best to send your eyebrows to Mars after you have finished reading it. Well, that’s an optimistic start.
The good thing about writing a blog is that you suddenly attain this position of authority, and yet at the same time, distance [...]
Answers by an Unknown
Posted by: Neena on: September 8, 2008
In the midst of a crowd, among the noises and the commotion, I try to sit quietly, and plan my next move. What should I do to calm my senses, to regain myself which I have been fast losing being amongst so many people at a time? I just cannot seem to find the answer.
It [...]
Confessions of a Pseudo-Empath
Posted by: Neena on: January 31, 2008
Somehow, today I feel that the language that I would be using while writing this post may not coincide with the actual feelings I wish to express. This doesn’t happen to me too often; rather it’s a case of rarity. But still, I have to continue writing this in English in hope that I am [...]
Lost
Posted by: Neena on: November 21, 2007
An irreparable loss is not always about losing your loved ones, it is about losing your emotions, your memories – the moments you spent, the happiness you acquired. It is hard to reason with others regarding your loss, especially when you know that the sadness that engulfs you will never leave you. But humans, though [...]
My shortcomings
Posted by: Neena on: June 28, 2007
How do you treat the deficiencies in you? When someone tries to hold a mirror in front of you and shows you the things that are your shortcomings. Do you treat them as shortcomings? Do you work with your shortcomings? Or you just try to walk away from them?
Is solitude my shortcoming? The state in [...]
Of Politics and Pirates.
Posted by: Neena on: June 14, 2007
If I were to venture into a discussion one day about politics with people face-to-face that would spell trouble. And I find myself avoiding that, consciously.
In normal circumstances, one would question as to why is it so difficult to enter into a discussion which is logically sound and yet open to differences in opinion. [...]
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