When Rumours Become Razor Blades….. The whole school buzzed with a clandestine secret, whispered like a forbidden incantation: Animesh had turned impotent. Who had ignited this rumour? Nobody knew. But within the hallowed halls of an elite South Delhi school, it spread like wildfire, curling around the corners of lockers and echoing through the alleys.   Animesh, a quiet boy in seventh grade, felt the weight of their stares—the disdain, the repressed giggles—as he walked furtively to submit his notebook to the teacher. Their eyes bore into him, locking like

If you’re recovering from people-pleasing, reconnecting with your true self can feel like finding a lost treasure. People-pleasing often leads to self-abandonment but remember you haven’t truly lost yourself; you’ve simply lost sight of who you are. Let’s navigate back to your core identity together! Secret 1: People-pleasing isn’t WHO you really arePeople-pleasing isn’t your true identity. As you recognize signs of people-pleasing in your behavior, remember that it’s something you do, not who you are. You weren’t born a people-pleaser; it’s a coping mechanism you’ve developed. Whether influenced by

If you’re recovering from people-pleasing, reconnecting with your true self can feel like finding a lost treasure. People-pleasing often leads to self-abandonment but remember you haven’t truly lost yourself; you’ve simply lost sight of who you are. Let’s navigate back to your core identity together!Secret 1: People-pleasing isn’t WHO you really arePeople-pleasing isn’t your true identity. As you recognize signs of people-pleasing in your behavior, remember that it’s something you do, not who you are. You weren’t born a people-pleaser; it’s a coping mechanism you’ve developed. Whether influenced by upbringing