Shaheen Kazi is an Indian Author; being from Mumbai. She settled in Gulf (Saudi Arabia) for more than two decades. After perusing IATA, she focused on her passion for writing. Her achievements include six books, three anthologies, and many forthcoming projects. She is a versatile author. She also writes short articles for The Literature Times. Sometimes for a change, she works as a Reviewer at MouthShut.com. Her readers of all different ages always pick her books from any Bookfairs. Tasnima Yasmin: Congratulations on the release of the book. Why did you choose to write a collection of short stories instead of a novel? Shaheen Kazi: Thankyou Yasmin. ‘SIZZLING WITH SHE 2 SHE’ is a book that explores a range of emotions, consequences, and ups and downs in relationships. The book features a diverse cast of characters with varying ages and backgrounds. To convey this book’s diverse emotions and moods, I wrote ten different stories since it was not feasible to do so within the framework of a novel. At every level, readers can engage with the characters and their perspectives. Tasnima Yasmin: What inspired you to write this book? Shaheen Kazi: For some time now, I’ve wanted to share my thoughts on LGBTQ issues. It seems that in our society, we are more comfortable discussing topics like sanitary napkins or condoms with our loved ones, but when it comes to the LGBTQ community, we tend to shy away. We should no longer feel ashamed to express our opinions and address this vital issue. I want to inspire readers to be more vocal and bring about positive change. So, join me on a truly captivating journey with SHE 2 SHE. It’s a ride like no other. Tasnima Yasmin: How difficult was it to write about something that is a taboo in many places? Shaheen Kazi: As mentioned earlier, the game focuses on having the right mindset. As an author, my responsibility is to contribute to society through my writing. In today’s world, promoting open-mindedness and understanding among readers is essential. Tasnima Yasmin: Why did you choose to write about lesbianism? Shaheen Kazi: I’ve been to Europe and the United States and seen many LGBTQ communities living freely, doing their work in their respective areas, and enjoying their lives.While looking at them, I felt even in India, there must be lesbians, but do we see them? We’ve seen gay and transgender people, but have you encountered lesbians? I had not. Maybe some lesbians in India have to hide their sexual preferences under the cover or behind closed doors because they are afraid of family, friends and society. So somehow, I felt that I had to pick this topic and write about them, not for them but for humanity. Tasnima Yasmin: What kind of study did you conduct for this book? Shaheen Kazi: The most crucial aspect of writing a book is conducting research.Throughout my journey, I extensively perused several articles and blog posts and engaged in enlightening discussions with various individuals from the lesbian community.I keenly observed their nonverbal cues, unique ways of articulating their perspectives, and distinct lifestyles.I also talked about their sexual activities; a few were so generous that they spoke freely about their partner. Tasnima Yasmin: Which of the ten stories in this book is your favourite? Shaheen Kazi: You’re asking me to pick one favourite story out of ten. Each story is extraordinary and offers something unique to think about, so I can’t choose just one as my favourite. Tasnima Yasmin: Tell us a bit about your interest in erotica, how it began and how you were introduced to it. Shaheen Kazi: Who doesn’t care about eroticism; somewhere we all want to show that we’re good guys and good girls. We all had flown from Doordarshan time and staying in OTT platforms. The new generations are taking birth in web series time. The movie script and stories have changed, and the erotic genre is for modern mature readers. Tasnima Yasmin: What are the other books that you are working on presently? Shaheen Kazi: I’d love to share what I’ve been up to lately. I have a few ongoing projects that I’m always writing about. Over time, you’ll get to know them better. Tasnima Yasmin: Is this collection a sequel? Shaheen Kazi: It’s impressive to see how this trilogy is unfolding! The book series, starting with “Sizzling with Next,” creates an ongoing journey that had include “Sizzling with She 2 She,” and a third volume to follow. Each book contains ten stories that will captivate and leave you breathless. Tasnima Yasmin: What is the USP of your book? Shaheen Kazi: It’s essential to me that my readers understand the value of “acceptance” and “respect”. These two ideas are crucial, and I hope they resonate with you as much as they do with me.
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Brain: You are an emotional idiot. Heart: Yes, maybe because I have feelings Brain: Be Practical, and think logically Heart: I can never do that Brain: Huh, that’s why I am the crown of the head Being practical and emotional is the bottom line. As a human, we always have a thought fight between mind and heart. Sometimes being emotional it gives you the feeling what others are in their situations. But getting emotional about your feelings kills you in silence. Practical people have reasons and logic for overcoming their issues or managing any pressure. Yet passionate people are on the web of emotions where they lose courage and have no ability to break the walls around them. It is hard for them to develop in a new way, to adopt a new way of thinking and to be very courageous. We all make mistakes; we can never be perfect for anyone. But being emotional, we become blind too. Feelings are good, but before we have feelings for someone we all need to ask ourselves, does that person deserve my feelings? If the answer is yes, then yes, you are going in the right direction, but if the answer is no then sorry to say yes, you are an emotional fool. Practical people have neither time or space for emotions. They only feel for themselves, and the best part is that they think for a shorter period of time and quickly bump and stand out with their daily activities. These people are not sensitive; they can never be quickly injured; they don’t even know how to express reactions in their romantic life. They believe in the fulfilment of the responsibilities they have on their shoulders, so they are always the stars of their family, friends, and even among colleagues. After all, who don’t like responsible people? But from a practical point of view, it is sometimes difficult to manage a sensitive relationship and the results show up as a failed marriage or a broken hearts. Today, let’s talk something about the benefits of being Practical: It’s wonderful to be practical. You are very familiar with your efforts, and for you, the grass are always green. It doesn’t matter; you stand on your own or against any storm or high waves. You know exactly what you want and how you’re going to make it happen. You know, for having a lot of good sense, which is charming. You set your own rules, and you are the sovereign of your realm. A person like you is the best person in crisis when you are there thinking quickly and logically. You have an intrepid personality. The practical person is full of self-confidence and is always independent in thought and way of working. As they care about their happiness, it does not take the time to get out of a relationship. These people never have a tendency to understand their exes, and cannot be strong enough to accept certain faults, which was their weakness. Now, let’s focus on emotionally engaged people: Emotional People are a victim of its own feelings. They are generally blackmailed by their sentiments. The relationship is the game of equilibrium, where you and your partner must strike the same thing. NO ONE IS PERFECT – This seems uncomfortable, right? But love is an extreme emotion; it may also cause the strongest person to descend. Yes, traveling with a practical person is not a comfortable stroll, but emotions can make the journey pleasant and quiet. Emotional people can never ignore people easily; this is difficult work for them. Sometimes life gets too complicated because of some immature decisions, and so the inner voice stays within forever. It is never easy to understand an emotional person’s perspective. Emotions also make too much sense, but they also need to understand where they stand. Being overly emotional is not funny, not for you, not for your family and friends. There are billions of people in this world, and you can never keep each and everyone happy. Don’t kill yourself for happiness to satisfy someone’s needs and desires. Finally, Nobody should attempt to change themselves, we all are born beautiful and yes weirdly too. We all need someone in our lives because as humans, we all have hearts that are always alive in the quest for love, friendship and companionship. Emotions are difficult to construct, but easily lost in a single minor mistake. Being practical can be challenging at first, but it makes life easier at the end. Never waste your time, your precious life starring at closed doors. Article by: Shaheen Kazi