Brownie She was so happy. Her proposal had been accepted finally. All that hard work, all those late nights had paid off. She turned to look outside the window. The skies did not echo her sentiments. They were the most morose shade of grey possible. She searched for rays of sunshine, but it was as dark as the ocean floor. All the joy left her like a punctured balloon. She turned around to text her friend about how her best day was actually morose. She felt horrible to always be the one who had a bad day. 10 mins of scrolling later, she realised she had nobody to say this to. She decided to make the most of what she had. She walked down through the now pouring rain, gingerly tiptoeing over puddles. She swore as mud got into her shoes. She felt extremely stupid for not being dressed monsoon friendly during monsoons. This wasn't ...
Open Letter to all others like me - Hello. If you actually do reach the end of this very long ramble - thank you. If you exit this page right away - well thanks for giving it a shot. I dont even know if I am neurotic case, but I am one of those people riddled with anxiety, worrying, stage fear and what not... I won't say I have overcome it, I really do have no idea if I ever will. However I do think I have made some progress (still don't know in which direction - but I will go with any movement is better than none). Here goes. I used to be supersensitive even to what friends say. Forget strangers. For me if a complete stranger says something means I can be go - 'screw you' and move on. To some extent. But when friends/ family itself says na it used to hurt. A Lot. A cow's lifetime would have passed in the gap that I ruminated over what somebody told me. Analysed it. Ran it over and over in my head. Wondered why they said that. Wondered why I replied like th...
It's been a long time since I wrote here, or wrote at all really. Decided to use a random word generator and then generate the rest of the words to make them into sentences. I cant promise they will make sense. Here goes. Strobic It was early summer morning in the town of Cristobal. Susanna opened her eyes and smiled. Her cheeks flushed with colour. She looked at the flowers that had just bloomed and it was hard to say what was a prettier sight. She was thinking of Rico. With his focussed brown eyes, warm yet piercing, hidden under his bushily grown eyebrows. Summer didn't make her feel warm in ways he did. If only he knew. Rico, the salty air playing with his wavy hair,on the other had was fighting his way through a crowd. He had long been athirst to leave this small town. He wanted to show these people he was more than they thought he could be. That was the good part of being the underdog. Nobody expected anything from you. The scandalmonger Mrs Hector had fed ...
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