As the year begins to wind down, November arrives with a quiet kind of wisdom. It asks us to pause—to breathe, reflect, and honor the journey we’ve taken so far. This year may not have been easy. For many of us, it’s carried loss, heartache, and moments that felt heavier than words could hold. The …
You have three magic genie wishes, what are you asking for? If I had three wishes, I wouldn’t ask for fame, fortune, or power. My heart would choose differently. My first wish would be to see my father again — to hold him, to talk to him, to feel the comfort of his presence one …
Autumn and winter have always been my favorite seasons. The soft sunlight, the early evenings, the cool breeze, and a warm cup in my hands slow the world down just enough for me to breathe. These months wrap around me with a calm nothing else gives. But the calm has a shadow. Every year, as …
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I love experimenting with my hair—whether it’s new colors or different cuts. Changing it up every year feels like therapy for me. Sure, it can get a little pricey, but it’s always worth it if you go to a good colorist who really knows what they’re doing. Recently, I went for golden tones, and I’m …
We live in a time where scrolling through social media often feels like flipping through a magazine of edited perfection. Celebrities and influencers have access to makeup artists, fillers, Photoshop, and filters—and yet, we compare ourselves to them in our most natural state. No wonder so many people feel insecure. But here’s the truth: you …
What aspects of your cultural heritage are you most proud of or interested in? What stands out in my cultural heritage is the craftsmanship of Balochi clothing and jewellery. The loose-fitted kurtas, decorated with silk thread embroidery and mirror work, display a level of artistry that is both unique and timeless. Each tribe has its …
What's the best piece of advice you've ever received? Some of the most profound lessons I’ve carried in life weren’t from books or lectures—they were from conversations with my father. His words were simple, but they’ve stayed with me, guiding me through moments of confusion, growth, and change. Do good and forget about it. Goodness …
Which topics would you like to be more informed about? Some days, your mind feels like it’s running a marathon you never signed up for. Thoughts racing, jumping from one worry to the next, often landing on the worst possible “what if.” It’s exhausting—and if you’re living with it, you know that it can dim …
Share a story about the furthest you’ve ever traveled from home. The furthest I’ve ever traveled from home wasn’t measured in miles or airports. It wasn’t about crossing oceans or standing in a foreign land where the language felt unfamiliar. The furthest I’ve ever traveled was the moment I lost someone I loved deeply—my Aba. …
“ But if you knew, you might not be able to see it again tomorrow, everything would suddenly become special and precious, wouldn’t it?” — Kafka on the Shore, Haruki Murakami We move through life assuming continuity—believing the places we love will stay, the people we cherish will remain, and the moments we live will …
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