James Joyce solved this problem 100 years ago: The solution is not to put yourself in a mental cuck chair for the sake of their ex but to instead reflect upon mortality and the nature of love.
and this void will make you do things you're not supposed to, want people you shouldn't, want situations that are straight up harmful for you and you will keep getting into these dynamics and places and be with people that are just straight up bad for you and thats life basically
and if you're really unlucky you'll find someone who does fill this void for you except they'll leave you behind eventually and you'll be left with so much sadness and the void will only feel heavier once it's empty again
i think that some people are just born with this void in their hearts and no matter what you do, how many relationships you attempt to build, no matter who you befriend, no matter what you achieve, nothing is ever going to actually fill this void
What someone like Neha, umar, sharjeel give to the society is not measured in a salary
Salary is a very limited achievement which us losers are able to achieve
They revive and protect communities which is closer to what humans should do
Think deeper - If someone has access to centralised, booth-level data on electors from the SIR, Census data, and Form 20 results in Excel or CSV format, how easy would it be to use these datasets to design a delimitation exercise that serves their own interests?
I could try for years and years and I will still not be able to adequately articulate just how unbelievably imbecilic the concepts of "designated protest site" and "seeking permission for a protest" are. Just remarkably, painfully stupid. So fucking stupid.
Mamta Banerjee approached the SC and got told, ah well they can vote in the next election, and here take some terrifying tribunals.
Meanwhile even though 90% of cases that get heard are restored, it will take decades to hear.
Legitimised disenfranchisement