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Me on this fine saturday morning eating my (second) toast that tastes like charcoal while Iâm reading Bateman Fucks Show as if itâs my daily newspaper
(disclaimer: definitely NOT this calm on the inside)
Iâve heard that charcoal is quite good for you
Once we admit the need for help, the help arrives
Originally published on Miki Agrawal May 25, 2021.
Sometimes when I âtry and figure things out on my ownâ, I can get overwhelmed. None of us know how to do this alone, and yet for some reason it feels âhardâ to admit we need help. Why is that? Likely because when we were kids, we were taught to be autonomous and told to figure things out on our own so to ask for help has become counter-intuitive. (Itâs kind of like being told to use birth control our whole lives and then all of a sudden we are told to make a baby, there is some recalibration that has to happen, right?) I think admitting we need help and then asking for help is a recalibration moment in an adult shame-based society. And itâs brave to do, because it goes against what weâre taught. Yes there is Google to get the baseline info but then admitting we need help and asking for help when it comes to emotional support or anything is not only ok but an important step to getting to where we really want to go. I love admitting I need help and asking for help now. Because when I admit I need help, the help truly always arrives! And life always gets better and better.
Tushy is a bidet startup which aims to replace toilet paper, Tushy was founded by Miki Agrawal.
Day 40 in the corona house: Don't clap for me, I'm a cleaner.
Day 40 in the corona house: Donât clap for me, Iâm a cleaner.
Earlier in this series of quarantine posts, I mentioned that I have a tendency to question accepted wisdom. Some see this as being naturally contrarian, others as being a desire to tilt at windmills.
I hope itâs not default contrarianism and I donât intentionally tilt at windmills, though I accept it may appear as such to others. There are two fundamental âtriggersâ for me. The first is aâŚ
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How to spot a liar | Pamela Meyer Source | YouTube | TED On any given day we're lied to from 10 to 200 times, and the clues to detect those lie can be subtle and counter-intuitive.

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The Point of disapPOINTment
CrystalPlanet: The Point of disapPOINTment How do you deal with disappointments? https://wp.me/p7D0gK-Ge
The Point of disapPOINTment
With our high hopes, we do face the occasional disappointment. Not getting that promotion you worked so hard for. Having to postpone a holiday because of some reason, or difficulty in scheduling a meeting because someoneâs too busy. How do you deal with such disappointments?
Hereâs something I have learnt that seems like a great idea.
If you donât get that promotionâŚ
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#Trigger Warning
 You know, trigger warnings seem almost ironic to the whole concept of feminism. Counter-intuitive, even.
A headline that came up recently:
âFeminist Conference says âclapping triggers anxiety,â asks attendees to use âjazz handsâ instead.â
...really, feminists? really? Youâre gonna tell people to not clap, which is a form of expression, just because some people might get âoffended.â
Now, iâm not gonna focus on that, because people can just choose not to go to the conference and all that, so itâs not really infringing any anyoneâs general freedom of expression.
...But itâs just so SAD AND EMBARRASSING!Â
Feminists, you do remember what your entire activist group was created for in the first place, right? To let people know that you deserve rights just the same as all men?
Then WHY do you expect to deserve such ROYALTIES as being catered to your every whim because âYou might be offendedâ? I donât get it! That sounds to me like itâs counter-intuitive to your MO or something, doesnât it?