Being an Indian in Bahrain is an identity in itself and so the experiences below are definitely a few things you will relate to if you’ve ever lived here! Featured photo by @vmvisuals You feel quite at home There are so many Indians over here, that you hardly feel out of place! In fact the […]
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Happy Weekend guys!! Precisely one year ago I was battling within myself- will starting a blog like “Being Rubitah” be a good idea? At that time my only objective was to share my personal experiences, test my writing skills and reach out to people who were in the same phase as me. Well, I must
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Have you been ignoring your health needs on a daily basis? Are unhealthy habits taking over your daily routine? Like me, are you also struggling to keep your body, mind and soul in tune and hence be habitually healthy? If you know me from childhood, you would know that I was a sporty person, very
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What can possibly be going on in the mind of a two-year-old? 7:00 am I woke up to the sound of some chatter in the kitchen. What? Mama and Dada are already out of bed?? How dare they? “Mammaaa” I called out. No response “mmaaaaMMMaaaa” No response “MAMMMMAAAAAAAAAA” (I screamed in full volume) Hmmm, she’s
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Are you currently in a long distance relationship where you’re forced to wait a considerable amount of time just to be with your partner? Is the distance between you two starting to take its toll on your relationship? Explore real tips to manage waiting, build resilience, and maintain love through separation. When I got married
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Growing up I never looked up to my brother. He was a particular type. Always reserved, hardly talked, never demanded much from my parents (which was a bad precedent for me since I “wanted” a lot more, but could not, since I didn’t know how to!) and was always into books. No, he wasn’t the
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Find out what I first perceived of this country, its culture and people, with comparison to India, when I was moving to Bahrain in 2017. When I first realized I was going to live in a Gulf country, I wasn’t very excited. The thought of staying so far from family and not being able to
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The common but untold story of motherhood where managing a toddler sometimes puts you in an embarassing position. Read on to find out what happened in my case when I was one day shopping at the mall with a toddler. It was a usual Friday. We were at the mall for shoe shopping. Running around
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