After my article on ‘why men should never be asked to find things’, a reader called Deep Rastogi asked a very deep question in the comments. She asked – So, for the women who are juggling home, work and families, what is the solution for delegating the cognitive load to husbands? What she indirectly meant … Read more
Men should never be asked to find things. It is not that we are lazy. Especially when it comes to finding things that matter to us….we are definitely not lazy. If there is one last piece of fried chicken hidden under three layers of biryani rice, we will find it. If the TV remote is … Read more
Before I went to Goa, due to a series of unfortunate incidents, I ended up entering a Jockey showroom. This sentence itself sounds wrong. A man going to Goa should be focusing on beaches, sunglasses, shorts, sunscreen, etc., but I went to Marina Mall and entered the Jockey showroom even though I didn’t want to. … Read more
After having two children, I have realised that parents don’t raise the first child and the second child in the same way. If you ask the parents, they will claim they do, but that’s not true. Maybe they love them equally, but the effort they put into them is definitely not equal. When the first … Read more
When I wrote that men don’t apologise properly, I knew that there will be at least five men who will come in the comments section wearing the badge of justice, holding the torch of truth, and shouting, “What about women? Do they ever apologize?” And just as expected, my friend commented: And here I was … Read more
There are three types of men women should be careful about – men who play the guitar, men who sing, and men who write. But unfortunately, these are exactly the kind of men around whom women let their guard down. I know because I belong to the third category, which is the least powerful of … Read more
Today let me tell you how Rekha helps me drive the car safely. The moment the whole family gets into the car – or, to be more accurate, while the whole family is still in the process of getting into the car – Rekha will say, “Rajan…lock it.” I will look at her and say, … Read more
I am 165 centimetres in height. Before you start feeling bad for me, please understand that 165 centimetres is not short. It is average Indian male height. In India, the national average adult height is approximately 5 feet 5 inches, or 165 centimetres, for men and around 5 feet, or 152 centimetres, for women, and … Read more