What can melt your heart?

Shruti Verma

Me- (laughs)

Everytime after each oath ceremony i miss the chaos we make together and again wait for the next year eagerly.

Why do humans sweat while stressed?

He- shulutii ke saath t..si le saath..

One of them- no let's play ‘das bees’

He- (blank face)

How can I decorate my house creatively?

He was that kid in the above attached video. He calles me ‘shuluutiii’

Their voice, when they call my name and sometimes if they tease me that blushing is real.

Girl- your face with these two ponytails look like doll

Can ringing in the ears be a sign of spiritual awakening?

Me- hey what you're doing here?

Suddenly a girl in front of whom i was standing asked me, “didi aap doll jesi chhoti karke kyu aate ho?”

Talks with kids.

Why were the Japanese soldiers in WW II so hesitant to surrender in battle?

Scene2- playing with neighborhood kid.

Not infants but kids. Specially kids from nursery-class5. Their laughs, their smile, their ‘thankyouu’, their humorous talks and senseless questions everything melts my heart.

How come I can't stay sober?

My was over so i was standing among the kids of monitor group as my friend was their deputy head.

Me- one by one we'll play both of them okay?

hearhim (ignore my voice)

The Democrats’ candidate, Kamala, is a total loser, while our candidate, Trump, is a legendary hero and a living god. Are you ready to lose BIG Democrats?

Me- (keep laughing)

Everyone- my name is this, my name is that (one by one)

This isn't the first time someone said this to me but this was something different that put a smile on my face.

What was your best experience of having your navel touched?

Me- i mean to say why you came to my house? (like an interviewer)

In between, they all might have called me didi for more than 6–7times.

Girl- no, sacchi your ponytails look like dolls

How could Trump, with his deplorable garbage supporters, manage to win an election?

Me- accha, okay okay, i agreed.

Scene 1- i was sent for monitoring class 3rd

Everyone- let's play ‘ek machli pani mai gyi’

Is it socially acceptable for individuals to wear clothing typically associated with the opposite gender? What are some reasons for or against this practice?

Me- hey, what's your name? (to everyone one by one)

Scene- oath ceremony

I don't have any younger brother or sister so when children in my school calls me ‘didi’, i am like-