@chireveti

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Posts by Aneta Sharma:

2026-11-04

The Mother’s Radar Has No Off Switch

@chireveti Reflections on Being Human a mother's intuition, emotional awareness, emotional connection, faith and motherhood, letting go as a mother, life and motherhood, maternal instinct, maternal sensitivity, mother and child bond, motherhood, motherhood reflections, parenting adult children, personal reflections 0

Do all mothers have an invisible radar, or are some of us simply wired to feel everything a little more intensely? A reflection on motherhood, distance, instinct and learning to trust life.

A cinematic editorial photograph of a man in a black suit opening a classic car door, with a woman in the foreground, illustrating the idea of modern gentlemanly behaviour.

2026-10-23

Where Have the Gentlemen Gone? Men, Women and Modern Manners

@chireveti Life in Plain Sight 0

We have changed the rules between men and women. But somewhere between independence, gym-built perfection and modern manners, a few questions remain. What makes a man truly admirable — and why does courtesy sometimes feel almost old-fashioned?

woman kneels beside dark water as a raven watches and her reflection reveals a shadowy face with a glowing amber eye.

2026-10-01

The abyss blinked first.

@chireveti Reflections on Being Human Friendship, humn relationships acceptance, the abyss blinked firts 0

Some things don’t end with a fight. They end after too many explanations, too many allowances, and one chance too many. What happens when the person who always made room for everyone else finally runs out of space? The abyss blinked first.

Surreal illustration of a woman staring at a glass of water surrounded by mirrors, tiny figures, books and strange symbols representing overthinking and self-awareness.

2026-09-21

A Glass of Water and Other Serious Matters

@chireveti Life in Plain Sight emotional awareness, felieton, ghosting, human behaviour, modern life, personal essay, psychology, Relationships, self-awareness, self-reflection 0

A forgotten glass of water somehow becomes an investigation into self-awareness, overthinking and the strange little feelings we prefer not to admit. A personal felieton about noticing yourself — and occasionally catching yourself being ridiculous.

Artistic illustration of young children and a teacher surrounded by hands representing staffing, training, supervision and leadership needed for effective early-years safeguarding.

2026-09-07

Early Years Safeguarding: Who Was Watching the Teacher?

@chireveti Childhood & Learning child safety, early years safeguarding, preschool education, school safety, teacher responsibility 0

A teacher who deliberately hurts a child must be held responsible. But safeguarding a three-year-old is bigger than one teacher. It begins with who is hired and continues with staffing, supervision, management and the conditions in which teachers are expected to work.

A formally dressed early-years teacher sits at an office desk looking toward a playful preschool classroom revealed inside an open suit jacket, symbolising the tension between dress-code expectations and the reality of early-years teaching.

2026-08-31

EY Teacher Dress Code: Does Comfort Matter?

@chireveti Work, Culture & Life child wellbeing, Classroom Practice, early childhood education, early years education, early years pedagogy, early years teacher, education in India, EY teacher dress code, play based learning, preschool education, teacher comfort, teacher dress code, teacher wellbeing 0

We expect early-years teachers to move like athletes, work like educators and somehow dress like office executives. At what point did that become professional?

Pencil sketch of a woman with tangled colourful thoughts transforming into a clear path and paper airplane, symbolising an overthinker finding clarity.

2026-08-20

The Person They Mistook for an Overthinker

@chireveti Reflections on Being Human emotional intelligence, overthinking, Self-Doubt 0

Not every person who thinks deeply is indecisive or confused. Sometimes the overthinker is simply the person who noticed what everybody else preferred to leave unnoticed.

A dreamy illustration of a Polish girl's childhood memories, with a church, television, family cooking, nuns, music and a childhood journal

2026-08-13

The Childhood We Never Thought to Miss – Childhood Memories of Poland- Part 4

@chireveti Work, Culture & Life 1980s Poland, childhood memories, childhood nostalgia, church memories, Polish childhood 0

A winter Sunday in 1980s Poland meant church, family, homemade rosół, handmade noodles, strict adults, unexpected lessons and songs that stayed long after childhood ended.

Winter Memories in Łódź | The Childhood We Never Thought to Miss

2026-08-07

The Childhood We Never Thought to Miss – Childhood Memories of Poland

@chireveti Work, Culture & Life 1980s Poland, childhood memories of Poland, Growing Up in Poland, Polish childhood, Winter in Poland 1

A literary memoir of childhood winters in 1980s Poland, where deep snow transformed ordinary streets into magical landscapes, sledging became an adventure, and the warmth of family made every cold day unforgettable.

A child holds a maple leaf to the autumn sunlight during a kindergarten nature walk in 1980s Poland, while classmates and their teacher explore the park in the background. Inspired by the literary memoir The Childhood We Never Thought to Miss.

2026-08-02

The Childhood We Never Thought to Miss – Childhood Memories of Poland

@chireveti Work, Culture & Life 1980s Poland, childhood memories of Poland, Growing Up in Poland, kindergarten in Poland, literary memoir 1

Our park became more than a playground—it became a classroom without walls. In this chapter of The Childhood We Never Thought to Miss, I revisit childhood walks through 1980s Łódź, where leaves, rain, seasons and simple acts of kindness quietly taught lessons that have stayed with me for a lifetime.