7 years ago I started my blog. And I entered the magical world of writing. I was living in the Boston suburbs. After finishing my work and household chores, I still had some spare time. I remember the exact moment I clicked the 'B' icon on Google and I created a Blogger account. I knew only two Bloggers that time - Amitabh Bachchan and Lisa Ray. I had no idea what it takes to be an accomplished blogger, but I was excited to be a part of a community which is independent and expresses its views without any inhibition. I must say, it has been an amazing journey only because I have learned so much. I started by writing poetry, then I started writing articles and now I can write anything. Professionally, I am a content writer for a couple of websites. I ghostwrite for two more agencies based out of North America. I write sponsored articles on my blog. I tweet, post Facebook statutes, answer Quora questions, and mention brands on Instagram for money. Brands even consult me for s
Wow... nicely penned.
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It's so brilliant. Till death and love is naked. It's eternal like naked souls:)
ReplyDeleteSad. When will it end..
ReplyDeleteThis is really sad. In this era also we have thes kind of people :(
ReplyDeleteNicely written.
when will this end? India has got a long way to go. Religion, cultures, traditions are such steep barriers to overcome. So sad that man has reached beyond space and still cant go pass these self made boundaries..
ReplyDelete'Honour killing' in India is condemnable and cruel.
ReplyDeleteVery sad, it continues to happen despite all the so called modernisation. Beautifully written.
ReplyDeletenicely penned down.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sad reality !
ReplyDeletewell written!
ReplyDelete'Honour killing' in India is condemnable and cruel but unfortunately it happens specially in your home state and in my state of UP. well written Saru ji and you wrote social words !!
ReplyDeleteIn some places, such cruel acts are dealt with in such shameless and inhumane manner that the deceased do not even get a chance for autopsy. Beautifully expressed Saru.
ReplyDeleteA story of thousand words told in a few! It's so heart rendering, Saru! :(
ReplyDeleteHow do we decide that we can kill someone? Honor Killing is pathetic.
ReplyDeleteHarsh but still true at some places.. :'(
ReplyDelete@Everyone - Thank you so much for reading. :)
ReplyDeleteWish it changes for good and they get to be together without reaching the autopsy table.
ReplyDeleteWe all wish for such days when love is accepted without labels of religion, sex and nationality.
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