Category: bringing up mother
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Cut Me Loose
We spend decades parenting our children, then our parents, and finally our spouses. Keep your performative Mother’s Day cake. At sixty, I want my life back.
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The Ghost Who Works.
sometimes catharsis is as simple as from okay so what… to now what. the need for being accepted does not permit us that luxury.
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The Great Indian Creche
Shielding youth from natural consequences breeds entitlement over agency. True resilience isn’t built through endless cushions, but by facing friction and mastering real-world risk.
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The Great Indian Insectary
We aren’t educating children; we’re breeding zombie cockroaches. We push them into Section A stock markets just to secure a cubicle in a multinational.
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Adoption
We worship bloodlines because they simplify inheritance, not because they explain love. The child’s deepest question remains stubbornly simple: not who created me, but who stayed.
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The Round and About.
The experts call it the “Hermit Economy,” where people stay home buying gadgets instead of meeting friends. But in Chennai, there is simply no room to be a hermit.
