About Me — Siddhartha Menon

I am not traditional in a lot of ways, and considering the country I am from; tradition is respected. It should come as no surprise that friction has been a part of who I am from an early age. Friction, because my beliefs are different from those who are my peers and those who choose to lead.

At my workplace, I am liked by some and disliked by most that happen to be the case because of my choices, one that puts people before profit.

I am not a writer; I write only to express and make sense of things around me. I am still grasping the art of writing the small nuances that make sentences complete both in meaning and emotion. I am trying my best to be an average writer, great ones I have realized do a lot of it for vanity, and I want to stay away from it.

A lot of who I am can be found in the way I write, in the way I find myself thinking and caring for those that I love. I apologize almost instantly because I feel the need to ensure that people can see that apologizing is in no way losing a battle; it is merely conceding with your pride intact.

There is more that paragraphs can't hold, maybe conversations can. You know where to find me.