What Mauritius Needs

350th Blogpost-9th Guest Post-526 Subscribers on Facebook-335 Google Followers Being single has never been proved as being inadequate. According to a 2010 Pew research report, about 46% people opted for singlism. Many single people are the targets of so many stereotypes and discriminations. What for guys and why? What if society regarded single life as just as valid as any other life? Then how many people would opt to be single. We are most likely to ponder that the 21st-century citizens are “oh- so sophisticated” but in fact there are social costs to something as innocuous as saying that you are happy, if you are single and that you declare to be single. The question that has been bugging me lately is why whenever a married person says he is happy, everybody conforms to that. Nevertheless, whenever a single person says:”hey I’m happy”, everybody takes his words for mere brags. The 'Pavlov Reaction' of people has always appeared ambiguous to me! The fact that sing...

349th Blogpost-524 Subscribers on Facebook-333 Google Followers Hello Everyone, Trust me, my intention is not to bore you or give you a headache. I happen to been sent the following and was wondering what piece of advice you could give to this person. 1.Tell me about some of the places where you've been happiest. I have never really been happy in my life. Most of the time, I am sad or in tears. The only time or we can say that I was happy was when I was out with my first girlfriend and that they had kissed for the first time. She was the first daughter and the last daughter with which I am out. 2.How would you describe yourself as a child? Were you happy? When I was a child, I was a child who had no disorders and paternal maternal. My parents have never let me or a ' calin ', nor a kisses, nor even said I love you. I have not known what it is to have a mom or a dad, therefore I have never been happy. 3. Who has been kindest to you? The kindest to me...

7th Guest Posting- 348th Blogpost-524 Subscribers on Facebook-333 Google Followers Hello lovely people, Today we all often find ourselves saying, "We live in a modern world, with such a new thinking. Our thoughts and ideas are so fresh."  I agree the world has experienced progress, in literally every way, be it technology wise or in any other field. But the real question to be asked is: Are girls and women being respected in the society now?  According to me, the answer is a big NO. There are more and more restrictions on girls due to the sick mentality and poor mindset of some people. Going for a party with her female friends is just a too far matter. Parents are not to be blamed because they are aware of the behaviour of this cruel society. Even when she is walking on the road just going to school to educate herself, your eyes are always chasing her. Is she your pet that you whistle at her? Your dirty glances are enough to rape her. Why are girls alwa...

346th Blogpost-504 Subscribers on Facebook-332 Google Followers Hello Gorgeous Folks, I know that I'm writing after a huge while and the frequency that I had personally promised myself is not really being weaved in reality. It's just that I have been held up with a packed schedule. Like really, you won't believe how much I had to rush through for the past 4 days. Shoving that aside, let's come to the review of Tamasha that presents the lovely and natural chemistry of Deepika and Ranbir for the third time on the silver screen.  I started to watch the movie and for the first 15 minutes (I don't mean to spoil anyone's expectations) I got exaggeratingly bored. Mind you, this is coming from someone who likes intricate storytelling and flashbacks and all the complicated tools that an artist uses during a narration. Yes, I did get bored. But at the 16th minute as soon as you see the blue dress clad Deepika Padukone, all your complaints get vaporised! ...

Power has been at different historical periods  vested on one person- the monarchy, then in a minority- the oligarchy and now apparently in a majority- the democracy. Although democracy boasts about protecting the rights and voices of the weak and vulnerable minority, it functions on a pretty astounding electoral system: a pretty humongous 49% of a population votes against the government  elected  by the remaining 51% can be classified as this 'minority', now voiceless group. In such a line of thought, this apparent majority rule without any doubt is absurd. You may very well claim that democracy is the world's best governmental system but remember it is not the best.  The law of the majority is justified when a minority oppresses a majority giving rise to discrimination of various types. This can still be traced in the form of racism and not necessarily in history with the Jim Crow System and Apartheid System. In order to put an end to the violation of their r...

Happy morning wonderful people, Trust me, it's been a long time since I last found the inspiration to sit down and write something concrete, stirring and life changing! :3 But now that I have finally reorganized and redecorated my room after 2 weeks of holidays and that my desk is stripped off of stacks of school textbooks and past exam papers, I feel like I have a cozier atmosphere once again to write and express myself! ^^ So here I am, my laptop plugged in, sticker notes on my wall board screaming my To-Do lists and, of course, water and stationary on either side! Now, I know it's an awkward way of starting a blog post of a seriousness as you would see below but well, I feel really content right now.  ______*Getting back to some Concrete Writing, finally!*______ Well, today after probably some 5 months or 7, I have been to the beach with my maternal family: my grandma, grandad, cousins and aunts! Of course, due to exam periods we had...