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Shardul Gupta

It was a random Monday morning in March. The clock said 5am. The AC temperature was 25°C. Windows were covered with dark curtains and no light was coming in. I was sitting on the side of my bed, staring at the wall in front of me. What was I thinking about? I was not thinking, Designing the Room, Not the Candle

What the F*ck Do I Do Now? I asked myself that question again. Not for the first time. Not for the tenth. More times than I could count. And it wasn’t about anything dramatic or life-changing—it wasn’t about work or relationships or some make-or-break decision. It was just about what the hell to do after Playing With Freedom—Unfiltered Discoveries of a 20-Year-Old

I watch myself like a security camera, zooming in on every flaw, replaying every mistake, as if self-surveillance could make me better While preparing for this blog, we were tasked with an exercise: to list all the questions we often ponder upon and choose the one that resonates most deeply with us to write about. Understanding My Irrational Self-Critic

Just Do It.

In August I decided to venture away from the familiar comforts of home to pursue a degree that promised to be ‘different’. With an acceptance letter from Symbiosis Noida, just a stone’s throw away, the choice to shift to Pune for the UG-MED program was not without its doubts and uncertainties. However, I was drawn Just Do It.

Who the hell am I?

It was one of those evenings where I found myself surrounded by people—they were laughing, sharing stories about their lives, and expressing their opinions. I was there physically, sitting among them, but mentally, I was somewhere else. My mind was busy, overthinking about what I should say and how I should act. What if I Who the hell am I?

Waves don’t die

I want to be fit. I want to travel. I want to trek. I want to explore the city. I want to write. I want to draw. But I don’t. I keep thinking I will do this and do that. But it doesn’t happen. I am at a place in life where I come by Waves don’t die

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