Fatherhood, The Most Thankless Job In The World
Becoming a father whilst delving into the deep end of what fatherhood entails is a monumental transition in the lives of men. Yet, too often, it is barely recognized espe...
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Musings: Your Problem Is Not My Problem
The penchant for taking on additional tasks from our lagging colleagues may eventually drive us to the point of wearing the toga of ‘not my problem’ whenever...
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Musings: Being Caged By The Truth
“Truth searches for no one. It waits to be found.” The aforementioned quote is from Suzy Kassem’s seminal work, “Rise Up and Salute the Sun: The Writings of S...
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Musings: Lies. Or Whatever Helps You Sleep At Night
Our minds are powerful. Sometimes too powerful to process itself, understand itself. But your mind has a mind of its own. And that helps it protect itself with whatever l...
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Musings: Feminism Needs Men
Dismissing the other side entirely won’t mitigate the problem. The move for the advancement of feminism as with any cultural paradigm shift happens, and is consensual. It...
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Musings: When You Wish You Can Be in Two Places At The Same Time
Every choice we make to do something is also a choice not to do something else. The time we spend playing with our kids could have been spent visiting an orphanage; in th...
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Musings: How Much Time Do I Have Left?
No one can really know how much time they have left to live, though some have a better idea than others – the terminally ill, those about to attempt suicide, or those who...
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Top 5 Misconceptions About Jesus
Jesus Christ has to be the most divisive person in the history of humankind with three of the world’s major religions — Islam, Christianity and Judaism...
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Musings: Actually the Glass Is Always Full
How do you mean the glass is always full with the grim realities of life all around us? I am sure you would also have questioned how possible it is to maintain an optimis...
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Musings: Hiding Behind The Façade of Linguistic Ambiguity
As any student of English knows, it is a dynamic language. Words and phrases are borrowed from other languages, sometimes to add a bit of gravitas (Latin), sometimes for...
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