Trust me Gen Z will tell you it is 5 o'clock. Millenials aur Gen X ko sabne chakki piswa li. None of the future generations will do it and shouldn't. A horrible work culture, poor work life balance and pathetic payscales are partially the reason why people are so unhappy and full of rage in India.

The happiness on their face.

Why even bring children in this world if you can't make them feel loved & cherished.

Cycling here is such a struggle. The roads have sudden steep climbs & descents, & there's barely any long, straight stretch..😵‍💫 How am I supposed to make a health & fitness comeback like this, yaar😩

Think about it....! #Growth #Development

Actually, NOBODY likes you when you're depressed. Plain and simple. We can talk all day about MENTAL HEALTH and how important it is but the moment you are depressed, people really start to distance themselves. They see you as NEGATIVE, a BURDEN, and someone too HEAVY to handle.

Adult bullying is far more calculated than people realize. It is destroying someone's reputation with lies, turning people against them, humiliating them in public, deliberately excluding them, and withholding information to watch them fail. It is knowing exactly how to hurt someone while making it look like they are the problem. And some of the worst bullying happens among fully grown adults who should know better

"The man who can walk away from what he desires, for the sake of what he must become, is a man no one can own."

I hate when people say suicide is solution to a temporary problem, CPTSD isn't temporary, trauma is lifetime thing, you're mentally destroyed for life and it affects your physical health and career and social skills, your self image, relationships and SO ON!

It is frustrating to watch other countries debate artificial intelligence, scientific breakthroughs, and the future of humanity while your own society is still struggling to provide reliable electricity, clean water, decent roads, and functional hospitals.

“A man becomes honorable when suffering gives him every excuse to fall, and he still chooses to stand.” — Seneca

No. Being empathetic in a world built and controlled by people who are psychopaths—a world where the emulation, idolization, and fostering of psychopathy is the problem. Having empathy is fantastic; living in a world where the least empathic people drive the train is the problem

sometimes you just gotta sit with the fact that after all of the trauma you actually will never be the same and it did change you fundamentally and there’s no going back

Gof forbid a clean, hydrated woman with hobbies and a love for coffee oh no

The most damaging thing about living in a dysfunctional country is that you eventually learn to adapt to conditions you should have been demanding to change. You stop asking why the electricity is unreliable, why the roads are broken, and why public institutions fail. You simply learn how to survive.

"accountability is so important to me. nobody is perfect but you’re not about to make me feel like my reaction to your actions is worse than the actions themselves."

I want more women to experience the freedom of saying, ‘I’ve always wanted to do this’ and then actually making it happen. Not because someone offered to pay, but because they worked toward it themselves. That quiet pride hits different.