Paper girl in a Paper Town

Paper girl in a Paper Town - JG

#1

"she loved mysteries so much that she became one"

All those who wander aren't lost

Here's to everyone that loves to travel, to do something unique and who always aims to settle for the extraordinary. Consider yourself a paper, and what is paper? it is thin, easily crumpled or caught in fire. Those that surround us is paper. Hence, Temporary. So it's best to live while you have the chance, be a grenade that explodes in the midst of a war, you'll decide which party loses. Be someone worthwhile and by this I don't mean fun, but knowledgeable and intriguing to observe.

#2

"we don't bring the scattered showers on our enemies, we bring down the whole rain"

But when we grow up, almost everything seems very short term, associating someone with a myopic eye seems like finding a diamond in the rough. Being able to find someone to connect on an emotional level becomes a blessing. (Note: If this was never an issue you faced, consider your life great) because trust and relationships are paper thin in today's society and we are only playing the devil's game.

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Blood on my hands.

I've been keeping this under drafts for 3 months. I've been typing, deleting, almost sad about how I'm unable to get this out to the public before the story dies. In reality, every story dies. I have had a long break for writing. I took no or little effort to reflect on most things that's happening because of two reasons. One is, I have simply lost count on incidences. I get lost mid-way in the research, find something mildly less of a hassle to handle. Secondly, all cases are likely to be replaced with something else. I want to talk about Afghanistan . I want to bring back the story of Israel-Palestine. I want to talk about Sri Lankan murder fiascos (I mean why not because there's heck of a lot), but the truth is that the shelf-life of each story is too short for anyone to react to it. I have been slacking off and brushing every story under the carpet and I'm not proud of it. Writers need to be independent beings. Practice your autonomy. We don't have p...

Do not take the internet more seriously than racism.

Thanks to the continuous scrolling, I came across an interesting post. Must say that this was a total coincidence given that the post was at least a month or so old. It was shared by one of my friends on Facebook and all due credits should go to him for actually stepping up, confronting this woman and posting this on his feed to let us remind about what rubbish we have to surround ourselves on social media. Even though I have blurred the names in the comments section of the above screen shot, can we for a second silently acknowledge who the antagonist here is? I am not defending any of the religions here. I'd actually do something better with what I have to say rather than fueling hypocrisy that drains my brain. The long story short, my friend had merely commented a ' sad reaction ' on one of her posts on Facebook, which according to her knowledge deserved a ' laugh reaction ' as we could assume. This is almost immature and obviously ignorant. We have been...

Are ya ready kids?

Believe me when I say,,, Spongebob : 'What if I break your trust someday? Patrick : Trusting you is my decision, proving me wrong is your choice.' Surface There is something about trust. It's not what everyone defines it as. In fact it has no specific meaning. 'Trust' is a prodigious word, to us it meant keeping secrets, guarding one another, defending somebody when they do wrong what not. That's basically 'trust' in a nutshell when we were kids; but correct me if I'm wrong, I feel like there's a vast meaning behind, and we are just touching the surface of an ice-burg that has more depth. Digging deep, I understood that trust began with family, passed on to those who you're close with, friends, even strangers who are overly extroverted. So trust has nothing to do with secrets. How many of y'all were challenged to say the truth at all the dare games? Haven't you ever, and by this I mean EVER been in a situation where you ...

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