For most of human history, marriage was not primarily about love. It was a social, economic, and family institution designed to provide stability, continuity, and support. Today, however, we expect marriage to deliver romance, friendship, emotional fulfillment, financial security, co-parenting, personal growth, and lifelong happiness, often all from a single person.
For generations, we have celebrated parental sacrifice as one of the purest forms of selflessness. Parents give up sleep, money, opportunities, and personal ambitions so their children can thrive. But what if our understanding of sacrifice is incomplete?
A toxic job. An unhappy marriage. A dream postponed for years. Most people assume they stay because they lack options. The truth may be more uncomfortable. We often remain in situations we have outgrown because certainty feels safer than freedom.
Over 60% of TikTok’s users are aged between 13-24 making them extremely vulnerable to the sexual predators and perverts lurking out there.
We are nothing but an aggregation of behavioural traits, some dominant, some passive! What intrigues me is the psychological framework of TikTok users and what goes on inside their heads making them crazy for the app. Why are some people drawn towards the app and not others? Do TikTok users have some common traits? Can we do a general profiling of major behavioural traits applicable to more or less to all users?
“The time to relax is when you don't have time for it.”...Sydney J. Harris The past couple of days has been easy and rejuvenating. I have largely been in the #DoNothing mode. A large chunk of my time was devoted to the most necessary commitments like work and kids and the remainder was spent on “doing... Continue Reading →
