Heart on My Sleeve: A Kinda Existence

The content reflects on personal experiences of emotional openness, the necessity of boundaries, and the journey of self-discovery. Despite the challenges that come with vulnerability, the author emphasises the importance of internal clarity and balance in health, wealth, and mental well-being. They advocate for minimalism and continuous self-exploration through writing and questioning.

A Fall and the Unlearning of Self-Reliance

A quiet fall became more than a physical injury. In the stillness that followed, I found myself confronting dependence, memory, and the subtle ways we learn to manage alone. This is not just about a fracture, but about care, presence, and the slow unlearning of what I once believed strength meant.

The Possession Speaks | A Soliloquy

In a powerful monologue, a woman reflects on her life as a possession, defined by roles imposed by others. She recounts the cycle of silencing and erasure in her existence, ultimately reclaiming her identity as more than just a name or belonging. She discovers her inherent strength and the truth of her being.

Why I Don’t Let My Diagnosis Define Me

Srividya’s memoir reflects her journey with mental health challenges, emphasising that labels do not define a person. Through silence, resilience, and the power of writing, she explores acceptance and the struggle against societal prejudice. Her story advocates for understanding mental health while finding solace in daily victories, like making tea.