The illusion
People dancing in a club Case 1: Most Indians do not have discretionary income to spend, and as they don't want to face the inferiority complex, they have created an illusion that whatever they’re doing is best. They glamourise the poor substitute. The Indian street food, or the food served in roadside small shops, is pathetic. The hygiene, quality and taste are horrible. Ingredients like oil, tomato, and onion are of very low grade. However, most Indians praise street food because they can't afford good hotel food. Street food lovers will justify why star-rated hotels aren't worth the money and why street food is better. Maruti owners will justify to you why Mercedes isn't worth the money. H&M users will justify why Zara isn't worth the money. Someone who was liking a person suddenly starts to find faults in the very same person after a breakup or a rejection. Whatever happens, it happens for a good reason, a common phrase used after something bad happens a...