Oh it’s a tough thing Namrata, lots of trial and error methods with people, to see who values our emotions and feelings. Good luck with finding these kinds and yeah these 6 kinds also help us, help us in easily identifying the one who fits us :D

Kokila, testing patience on paper has always made me feel better and I guess it’s the same with you.
Choosing the right audience is a tough thing and yeah the trial and error method in choosing them has helped me find some reliable ones :)

Thank you Somali. I could relate to every person Brene Brown mentioned about. I agree Somali, one has to be careful while sharing such sensitive information and also in the social media, it looks like a drama happening on most of their facebook walls.

I agree Saru, not many appreciate the depth of the story and not many are patient enough to understand the real story. People including us sometimes are happy enough to brush it off from the surface cos that way the problem seems smaller and easily solveable.. But they never are and they never will be

He he.. Indeed Deeshani, indeed. There is a whole nation of them out there ;)

Thank you maniparna. I really enjoyed making that post. Something about the society gets us a little flared up and kinda brings out some nice pieces on the posts :D .. True indeed, not many people really care to udnerstand what we are going through. And even if they do, many of them don’t really know what to do about it. In the end, it becomes just an exercise without any result which simply defeats the very purpose of sharing the problem

Lata, I think it might also be to do with social acceptance or maybe pity or some insecurity. We all need a sense of reassurance and a sense of pity and support sometimes. I agree to your thought, social sharing of problems either leads to a mockery of it or a plain simple careless shrug, but it is not going to lead to a solution. And most times it simply makes the problem bigger than it actually is..

May sound rude, but can’t help it… :-D