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#14: Online Shopping Offers Discounts. But Is It Worth Buying More To Save More?
The urgency of qualifying for a discount works against us; the algorithms are perfectly calculated to entice us to buy more while keeping the temptation low and discreet.
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#13: Some Hold On To Childhood Friendships. Others Let Go Long Ago.
Friendships end for several reasons and can hurt more than a romantic breakup, especially when she had always dreamt of living through life’s milestones together.
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#12: Our Devices Know More About Everyone Than We Do. Is That A Double-edged Sword
Living offline is difficult, but it brings an inner peace incomparable to digital convenience.
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#11: Many Of Us Don’t Use Social Media. We Depend On Second-Hand News Instead.
Should we use social media or should we delete our accounts?
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#10: Every Modern-day Home Looks The Same. What’s Indian About It?
Though the writer is far from building her dream home, she has already imagined what it could be.
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#9: Between The Submissive And The Difficult DIL, There Is a Middle Ground.
In many Indian households, the arrival of a new bride brings many centuries-old cultural expectations.
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#8: Not Every Neighbour Needs To Be A Friend. But They Don’t Have To Be Strangers Either.
Most people live in two extremes: one knowing nothing about their neighbour, and one extremely interested in everyone’s lives.
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#7: Swipe Left, Swipe Right. There Are Other Ways To Date.
In a world of choice, we rarely become someone’s pinned chat.
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#6: Get Settled by Thirty, They Said. Life Doesn’t Come With a Deadline.
Life is rarely linear, while social and cultural expectations say that any achievement beyond the stipulated timeline isn’t worth celebrating.
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#5: We Don’t Worship God Anymore. We Worship Celebrities.
So, when does curiosity turn into blind devotion?
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Aadrita Chatterji 