The best part of about going out into the wild and facing life is seeing where you stand. No matter what the situation, if you take one step back and look at yourself from a third person’s POV, you’ll understand how you as a human contribute, respond and are part of the situation. If you see yourself evolving in various situations that you find yourself in, then that’s great. But if you see yourself avoiding unfamiliar situation and people, then you’ll never know where you stand. Of course, with age our ability to take risks comes down, and that is fine.  But the ability to see ourselves objectively shouldn’t. This is what I have learnt over the last few days. I now understand better where I stand in a crowd. I understand better how I respond to certain situations, and what is stopping me from doing what I ought to have been doing. There is change in the air. And it feels fresh

                                                      
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is everywhere. Read this and this. I will not comment on the subject that is being discussed, but I have this to say:

In our country, the moral police believes in only one thing - goondaism.

In our country we are more worried about protecting our gods and goddesses by doing the opposite of what our religion actually stands for.

In other countries people are really worried about protecting their kids from pedophiles because it is an everyday reality which they cannot escape. It exists in our country too (from what I have read) but we are just about learning to talk about it and it will be ages before we can do something about it.

So bottom line - we are a progressing country. What we will progress to at this rate is frightening. But everywhere else, societies are as depraved as they can get. I ask yet again, what is the world coming to?