The Cup of Life

  Truth is always bitter and hard to accept. Some are so fiercely that people know about its illness but fail to talk about them . U may ask what happens with talking about some of those truths which are kept abandoned from the reach of sensible people in a insensible society? Illness should be cured as and when it is felt. People cannot neglect the wound in the society only because it never happened in a place where they can see. Sometimes unseen and unfelt wound needs better care to make the society more livable and justified. The Illness I am talking about is the “Taboo” that we people carry in this society only because no one talked about it. By accepting the truth, we are free to talk about it. And with the freedom comes the rationality. And with the rationality comes decision making. And with the decisions comes changes. And with the change will the society run towards an equilibrium, in the hopes of a better world. Once my friend said, “I think we people can never attain

  “Everyone’s perfect in their own imperfect ways…” It’s a busy day and you rush between the crowd towards your classroom only to find yourself slipping and falling down to the floor at the very next moment. Now if you had a power to recap what happened second by second, then you could find yourself amused because – at the very second when you realized you were falling down even before you touched the ground, you were in the deep trauma about what the people standing around would think and feel. So now once you have fallen down, its obvious that you mostly care about how well composed you look rather than where you have been hurt. If it was the end then there wouldn’t have been a necessity for this article to show up. There is a sequel to this simple story where you go to class and think about who all were present while you fell rather than listening to the lecture that your favorite teacher is presenting. You invest so much of energy in thinking that the brain starts heating up an