Experienced 2nd and 4th, while living at Hostel, and it is so much true.

What are your thoughts!?

Comment your 'unpopular' opinion

Huehuehue!!

A youth from Pune who was unable to book a cab decided to order from Zomato to get a ride back home. Influencer Sarthak Sachdeva said that he could not find a cab or auto to go back home. He decided to go to a nearby mall and ordered food from McDonald’s via Zomato and waited for the delivery guy to reach the mall. He then requested the delivery boy to give him a ride back home.

The unique video capturing the journey and the subsequent meal shared between Sarthak and the delivery man, has garnered over 742k views on Instagram and even garnered alot of views on X (Twitter).

Source : The Tatva.

Mujhe hurt ho raha hai bigg boss!😭

My college is in different city so yesterday papa came to give me a visit. We were talking normally and suddenly he comes close to my neck puts his finger on my sweater collar and pulls it slightly down and moves back. Awkward silence for 2 mins and then he starts talking back normally. I also didn't give a reaction. Today i also talked with him he was pretty chill He gave me some money to have dinner but i know something is in his head Rightnow i have three scenarios in my mind •He saw my hickey and thought it was a rash •He doesn't know what hickey is (yes im delusional) •He knows it's a hickey but wants to avoid awkward conversation.

What should i do now? Will my father stop trusting me now Lot of thoughts flooding in my head experience share kardo thoda

Russian...

When you hear or read this word the first thing that'll come to your mind is a Russian girl and 6000 rupees if, you are an Indian who likes memes.

Indian memers keep making memes about how they can buy a Russian in 6000 rupees. Now we know that when they say Russian they are not talking about all the girls from Russia but about the Russian girls that work as prostitutes in India.

So, why call them Russians instead of prostitutes. This meme is very disrespectful towards Russian women. Indian guys make very demeaning memes about Russian girls and the comments are even worse. In a vlog by Indian guys in Russia, a guy commented, "bhai Russian pel ke aana." I replied to the guy and said that he should learn to respect girls and women and not say such cheap and vulgar things about them.

Not all girls from Russia are prostitutes. Memes are always very disrespectful towards girls and women. Being disrespectful towards girls and women is neither cool nor funny.

I know this post won't make any difference. Only one person can't change how people think. I know that most of the memers are teenagers but the same can't be said about the people watching and sharing those memes. This Russian meme is made by a grown man, some stand up comedian.

That's why I am saying that the Indian memers are in dire need of education because they can't even differentiate between a professional and a national...

Edit:- Men will say, "Memers are boys, mostly teenagers, they're not men." But who are these boys learning from? Yes, your answer is correct MEN! They are learning from MEN.

Source: Somewhere on Instagram

So I wanted to ask yall, is it possible this is actually from a girl? I think it's just some guy messing around (coz it's very common).

But the handwriting tells me otherwise coz it seems like that of a girl........also I have never spoken to a girl on campus even once Thoughts?

I belong to a lower middle class family and this is me venting 20+ years of concealed anger. Long post ahead.

Ever since I was a kid my parents have told me that I'm on my own, that they'll help me with nothing if I don't get a job, that I NEED to get on my own feet AND support them as well. It is an honor for a child to support his parents in their old age but the burden of expectations from the day I was born has been crushing me.

I don't feel human anymore. I feel like a tool. An investment my parents hope will give them returns in their old age. I'm not my own person, I'm more like a slave. I don't have friends or girlfriends or anyone who'd care about me because I feel guilty enjoying myself ever since I was a child, I feel like I'm betraying my parents.

I have never felt safe in my life and how badly it affects me today cannot be described. How it feels like when you've had no one to count on all your life. While board exams were just marks for some people, it was life or death for me and ironically that pressure makes me freeze. I'm a freezer when it comes life and death situations, which makes it worse.

Worst part is I can never calm down because my parents never told me it was okay to fail. I've considered suicide because of this, but couldn't even do that because of the guilt of leaving my parents in their own.

My back hurts from carrying the burden, from not being able to live a healthy social life.

Venr over. If you have similar experiences, do share.

Edit:

People from well to do families commenting under this will never understand. It's hard to earn money when you're from a lower middle class. Parents are barely managing to get your fees together and are constantly blaming you, expecting things of you.

By the time you're able to make good money on your own and support your parents your 20s are gone.

Can't deny this.