Carl Jung (one very famous psychologist and a constant pain in the ass for students of Psychology); once said "Know all theories. Master all the techniques. But as you touch another human soul, just be another human". And I never though Carl Jung would make that much sense so easily (to be fair he does say a lot of really complex things). There is nothing worse in your life than having a bad therapist. Not that I speak from personal experience, although I do plan to attend at

You know I actually realized that I started caring way too much about likes, views, and whether people like what I put out into this world or not. And because of this need for perfection or validation or whatever, I stopped posting. It just wasn't good enough to be posted anymore. But I started this website, this blog; as a personal diary. To create a space about psychology, being a teen and everything random frustration and emotion associated with it. At first I thought the

I want a house in the woods, Dominated by wood and greens, I want a house in the woods, Somewhere I can be me. I want a house in the woods, With a wooden door painted yellow, So that it lets in all the sunshine, Always open for every other fellow. I want a house in the woods, Full of nick-nacks that don't make sense, With a backyard garden, Full of flowers and heavenly incense. I want a house in the woods, That has no beginning and no end, It stretches out into the infinite f

When you finish a good book, how does it feel? Is it the same feeling for everyone? Do we feel the same way when we finish a good series? According to me, no. Perhaps it's because I'm a bibliophile? A bookworm. But finishing a good story book to me is a feeling that's..... that's like when you've finally figured out a person. It's a warm hug on a winter day (not Mumbai winter) and good, strong coffee in the morning. It's... perfection, satisfaction and nostalgia rolled into o