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This reads as a warning against treating self-destruction as freedom. It points to the idea that habits can look like progress on the surface while actually eroding judgment, health, and dignity, and it lands in any situation where excess is being dressed up as liberation.
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Originally said in English.
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About Abhijit Naskar
Abhijit Naskar is an Indian writer and poet. He blends traditional Bengali storytelling with contemporary themes, crafting vivid narratives that explore identity, memory, and cultural displacement. His work often resonates with readers seeking poetic reflection on human experience.
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