In Simone de Beauvoir's contemplation of womanhood, she challenges us to surpass mere biological definitions and resist reducing women to clichés like "the eternal feminine." Acknowledging the existence of women, she compels us to grapple with the question: What is a woman?

My both eyes were opened as windows of paradise But I was unable to see its beauty through it I was buried so deep in lust of my desires that I never listened to my own heart beat.

Buried deep beneath in the graveyard of my own desires,  My coffin there lays still but awaken. Those dreams, roadmaps and the plans Once networked across the axons of this brain

The world thinks our problem has been solved after Canada and United States gave shelter to 112,000 ...

They say there isn’t anything you can’t do if you set your heart on it. I realized that when I went for the Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) trek alone. I had been trying to convince my family and some friends for more than six months but I finally decided to do it all by myself when nothing worked out and even my children didn’t seem interested in going with me. I can understand they would rather go with their friends. It’s a generational thing, I presume.