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Got to hear this interesting conversation over the radio last evening bout relationships... The Issue was "Being committed to someone if you fell in love with someone else". What happens then? and there were innumerous experiences of so many users but a common struggle that all of them had gone through was of mind vs. heart coz at some point of time their mind obligated them to stay loyal to the relationship in which they are in, whereas their heart insisted to tag on their new love. However whatever course they took.. Mind or the heart, over some time none of them had regrets for the decisions they took... is it so? Or deep inside some where they still regret the decisions they too and don’t want to make it public? This battle is not confined to relationships and commitments solely, it extends to the smallest things we do in our daily lives. For a diet conscious women, a piece of chocolate truffle cake can be a matter of heart vs. mind battle and for a politician or a cop w...

They say Tears convey more than what words can ever say. I say there will be no tears if u let words to speak for them selves. Is it important to view things how others see, or is it better to see what we feel is correct in the light of the facts. Facts? Who tells us what’s correct and what’s not? A thing which is correct to me might be off beam to someone else. Who decides is it right or not? Interacting with diverse personalities over past few years has taught me to see each and every thing In the light of how others see it. I’ve always tried to look at things with other’s perspective but have I been able to do so or will I ever be able to do so? Coz no matter however impartial we try to be, our conscience will drive us towards what we think is correct. In our daily lives there are innumerous things that happen which have so many facets which one can’t even imagine of. Viewing a thing from other’s perspective is not as easy as it seems to be. Being a User Experience designer I’ve alw...