Watching the Louis Theroux documentary about the manosphere, reminds me of the quote:The devil can quote scripture to his own endBecause they seem to touching upon a lot of observations with some truth in them but coming to the wrong conclusion in my opinion anyway.Yes it's important to take control of your life but it … Continue reading Manosphere →

I think the path to lasting fulfillment lies in dealing with the monotony of everyday life. Holidays are great. They can be novel and switch up the scenery but you can't be on a holiday for the rest of your life. Eventually you'll come across some adversity to keep the holiday going, whether that means … Continue reading Everyday monotony →

I remember watching a documentary where a Google employee felt disenchanted with the use of technology. He felt we were overusing it at great cost. So he wrote an essay and shared it with all his colleagues. The colleagues loved it! They heaped praise on him and shared it around. It was received as well … Continue reading Of course no change →

Stop me if you've heard this one before.. Wide eyed ambitious type dreams big, relinquishes morales to make it big, and then ultimately finds a sweet spot of integrity and ambition and corrects life accordingly. It's a tale as old as time but I think the reason 'The Devil Wears Prada' did so well was … Continue reading Devil Wears Prada →

To transport someone's mood from anger to laughter is an art. Their anger wall is large and strong and if you go in too smiley you'll only anger them further. If you make fun of their anger, you'll only anger them further. It's a fool that isn't the cause of the anger and then brings … Continue reading Anger to laughter →

I think with relationships you have to get your head straight as soon as possible. Are you getting back together with them or are you fully broken up? I know black and white thinking is largely frowned upon but in this scenario it can save lots of people suffering in the vague grey limbo state. … Continue reading Relationship limbo →

To the untrained eye it looks like a regular conversation between two people. But to the psychologist it is rich in detail. From hearing experts talk in interviews, the dialogue, the subtext, and the body language are all leaving clues as to what is really going on in the brain. I imagine a master psychologist … Continue reading Mundane or rich in detail →

I didn't respond right away because I suspected that he didn't want to hear my answer and in fact he might even get angry at my reply. I considered all sorts of lies to try and find an iron clad excuse to get out of attending. But then I decided that honesty was the best … Continue reading Honest reply →

The group chat of the three musketeers used to be hopping, always going off! You couldn't go ten minutes without getting a message. But now it's dead and it's been dead for a while now. But Aramis noticed that Athos and Porthos are still staying in touch. Which made him think - maybe they stopped … Continue reading Aramis’ suspicions →

Picture the scene, I'm standing on the station platform waiting for the train. I deliberately chose this spot in case the train was a short one. The train starts to pull into the station and everyone on the platform starts walking along the platform toward the front carriage. The train that pulled in was the … Continue reading Station walking →