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INFIDELITY. IS IT A BIGGER CONCEPT THAN WE THINK? Is Infidelity found only in relationships? Or is it bigger than that? Infidelity is defined as “Violation of a moral obligation” Do we morally oblige ourselves at times? For an example, let’s take into consideration a boy named Rahul. He is in the 12 th grade, he has a stable relationship with his parents and is also very focused about his career. He isn’t overly ambitious but has some goals that he wants to fulfill. The day arrives. The day when he has to go for an internship interview which is going to award him with such a good experience. He decides he wants to go, but on that day, he tells himself, “I will get into a good university, no matter what.” And without any internal cross-questioning, he decides against going for the interview. The problem here might be anything- subconsciously being anxious or having a mild fear of failure. But don’t we all do this? Decide one thi

  22nd MAY 2021, 2:17 PM: When I say I got lucky in the parent’s department, I mean it. I don’t know how they do it, but they never fail to amaze me by doing things silently. I have always been a confused and indecisive child, and I don’t think I will ever stop being that, because I know I have a place to go to. I have a home. Someone rightly said that a “home” doesn’t always have to be a place, it can also be a person, an entity or even a notion. My home has always been Aai Baba and I never plan to change that. It’s been a rough time for the three of us, more for them. And it was all because of me. Yes, we’re almost past that now, but I don’t think I will ever be able to forgive myself for the two years of absolute stress I let them go through. But they did. They forgave me, time and again.  Which is why I know for a fact that I got the best parents, the best friends and the best supporters. Because I don’t know whether I will be okay in the future, but they sure do . And they will t