The Comfort of Being Ordinary
There's always a beauty in how it’s okay not to be extraordinary, famous, or ahead — just content, steady, and alive. Somewhere in this world, we are taught not be ordinary and that is not enough for the society. We always wanted to be an outstanding student among others, wanted to be spoken highly of our character, dressed up chic and neat, groom well with different hairstyles, prefer multi-cuisine and posh restaurants over stalls and lead a leisure lifestyle spending in malls, pubs and parties. Over this time, we forgot the time when we dressed for comfort, groomed up with simple hairstyles, preferred taste over ambience and lead a peaceful life playing in parks, spending quality time with cousins and friends. Social media made us believe being extraordinary is cool and the way to lead a disciplined life. Working a 9-5 job, eating fast-food most of the time, spending time in parties, dressed up rich, having a great life. Social media timelines are full of success stories, m...




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