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We were 2 lovers, Who fought most of the times. I must write a crime novel for us, Certainly not a rhyme. The frenzy in our bodies, The fire in our souls. Devil must have married Hell, We only fit these roles. When I craved rain, He gave me fire. What ought to be worshipped, We lit its pyre. The two of us, Made passionate love by the moon. Talked Rumi till wee hours, Slept naked till late in the afternoon. But by the weekend, Anger steamed from every pore. And we confessed to everyone, We couldn't take each other anymore. This off-on relationship, Was the talk of the town. The kind of love, In which couples often drown. And we did drown, Too much passion filled-up our lungs. We made too many mistakes, We were way too young. Love is a brandy-poison mix, We gulped our portion fast. We never talked about our emotions, We let the body did all the talk. A kiss for a sorry, A hug to compensate a mista

I lived as a single working woman for a short span of time. In that short span of time, I found it extremely difficult to budget and have a way with finances. It appeared that almost everything was expensive. And there was little to no room for fun. But now I know many single women who live a magnificent life that you all would envy. The secret to living life queen-size is to make the right decisions. Stick to the basics and use technology to set your goals. This way one can save money to build financial security without compromising on the lifestyle. If you are a single woman working in a city, follow these tips: Make a Budget and Use an App to Stick to it The first step is to set a budget. Rent, transport, food, entertainment, internet, phone, utilities – decide and set a spending limit. But not before defining your saving target. The best thing about concentrating on saving as a single is you can save more. Use apps to keep track of your spendings. Try MoneyView app. It cons

Did you know the top two topics for New Year’s resolution are health and money related? And did you know that 80% of the resolutions fail by February? What is that magical element that makes a resolution last? Even I’ve struggled to keep up my resolutions. I feel our resolutions fail because we set unrealistic standards and we don’t make a plan. To make resolutions stick, we have to set them in clear terms. To lose weight, the resolution shouldn’t be ‘I will lose 5 kgs in 2018,’ it should be concrete statements like – ‘I will work out 5 days a week,’ or ‘I will not eat after 7 pm.’  These straight and clear-cut statements have a better effect on our psychology. So if you want to tone down your spends in 2018, we have habits that work every single time. No more emotional spending We are emotional beings – emotional eaters, emotional shoppers, or emotional travelers. We try to buy happiness when we feel low. It works but for a very short span of time. The moment emotions wear o