LETTER TO CHARACTERS

In this heartfelt letter to Simone de Beauvoir, the writer expresses deep admiration for her groundbreaking work The Second Sex. They reflect on how Beauvoir’s ideas shattered traditional beliefs about women’s inferiority and exposed gender inequality as a product of social conditioning, not biology. Quoting her iconic line, “One is not born, but rather becomes, a woman,” the writer acknowledges how societal expectations shape and limit women’s identities.

By- Ayushi Sharma Edited by- Diksha Sharma Lately, there's this one stubborn thought that has been trailing on and off my mind: “Nostalgia will eat me up someday.” It’s that one feeling I’ve had a hell of a lot of bittersweet feelings for. I often liken “Nostalgia” to a hot cup of coffee- what follows those warm and soft foams of memories is a burning taste that keeps my fragile heart up at night.   So, on a leisure day, I decided to find the lingering past of “Nostalgia" it