Delving into Etymological Mystery- Season 2- Part 4 - Musings over a cup of tea

Delving into Etymological Mystery- Season 2- Part 4. Schadenfreude (pronounced SHAH-den-froy-duh). The pleasure we take in the misfortune of others is inevitable, normal too, and surprisingly, at times, useful. It all depends on what we do with it. Everyone experiences malicious joy now and then, just like how we feel envy at the good fortune of others.

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Chandrika R Krishnan

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Chandrika R Krishnan is a Bengaluru-based writer and educationist who likes all things beginning with a ‘T’ - talking, teaching, tales, and tea. Her fictions, articles, and poems have been published in Free Flash Fiction, National Flash Flood, 101 story.com, Whetstone, The Hindu, Funny Pearls, Porch Lit Mag, Spillwords, Reedy.com, Short humour.org.uk, Khabar, MeanPepper Vine, Mocking Owl Roost, Strands Lit Sphere, Tell a Tale, among others. Her stories feature in many anthologies. Her collection of flash fiction titled- vignettes- a slice of life. is available on Amazon.

Delving into Etymological Mystery- Season 2- Part 4 - Musings over a cup of tea

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