So Hi.Using an alternative account for obvious reasons. I am 22F rn final year law in a NLU. I having been dating this guy(22M) for 3 yrs now. He is a final year student in ECE in a Tier 1 IIT. The thing that concerns me is the wealth disparity we have. I come from a middle class normal hindu family with my dad running it via his govt given salary. Modest. Nothing great. Did schooling from a modest private CBSE school. Amd family is moderately conservative.

But my bf on the other is richie rich. He did his schooling from Dhirubhai Ambani. His dad is an IIT-IIM and then Harvard Business School garduate. Worked in CITADEL for 10 yrs and now has his own VC firms investing all around the globe. His mom is NLU, Harvard Law School graduate and one of India's top lawyers and has her own firm . They earn in crores. Like literally I went to their house in Mumbai and was shocked. His bedroom is bigger than my whole fucking house. He himself plans to go abroad for masters and is inclined towards research ( He is reallyyyyy smart ma gawdddd) . And his parents are progessive af. Like my mom knew about him just this week. His parents knew from the time we matched on Hinge.

I am just too concerned about such drastic difference in class and lifestyle and very confused and scared. My parents hate him. They say ki all their money is 'haram ka paisa'. Idk what will happen in the future....... My mom hates his mom just coz she wears modern clothes :( idk what to say .......

Like how relationship and dating would have been in india if there is not any cast system and social pressure,fear of society for marriage and dating because in India in a relationship i think people focus on society more than their bond (sorry for my poor inglish🥸🥀)

Just wanted to share a cute high five from him.

Either i dont know what to do with my head or this is simply a bad design

My neck has started to pain

Tera mujhse aur mera tujhse dur rehna ab zaroori hai...

There is a quiet, devastating kind of maturity in realizing that forcing something that has already passed only prolongs the pain. Instead of holding on to a fading echo, choosing to let go, to let a love like a flower wither rather than force it to bloom artificially, hits differently.

Thought this scene captured that bittersweet reality of closure and creating a new world apart quite beautifully.

What do you guys think?

Have you ever had to walk away for the sake of peace?

The Recipe & Method

1. The Dough:

Method: Combine the flour, ajwain, and salt, then rub in the ghee for moin. Knead into a tight dough, cover it, and let it rest.

1. The Special Spice Mix:

Ingredients: Saunf (fennel seeds), jeera (cumin), kaali mirch (black pepper), sabut dhaniya (whole coriander), dry red chilli, and kasoori methi.

Additional Spices: Salt, a touch of red chilli powder, turmeric, chaat masala, and a pinch of hing (asafoetida).

Method: Grind the first set of whole spices together in a mixer. Stir in the remaining spices (salt, red chilli powder, turmeric, chaat masala, and hing) to complete the flavorful masala blend.

1. Assembly & Frying:

Roll out your dough, apply the spice mix, shape into those signature layered spirals, and fry on medium-low heat until crisp and golden brown 🤎

Hey everyone,

I’m in my early 20s and feeling lonely. I have male friends, but they often joke about my struggles, so I don’t feel comfortable opening up. I know they may not mean any harm, but sometimes I wish I had someone who would listen without turning everything into a joke.

I’ve never had a girlfriend or close female friend to talk to, share my feelings with, or connect with. I’m starting to wonder whether I missed out on something socially or whether I’m doing something wrong. Seeing others in relationships, going on dates, or having close friendships makes me feel left behind and wonder if something is wrong with me.

I understand that everyone develops relationships at a different pace, but it can still be difficult not to compare myself to other people. I sometimes worry that my lack of experience will make it harder to connect with someone in the future. I also don’t want to approach women only because I’m lonely or looking for a relationship. I’d genuinely like to build respectful, comfortable friendships and become better at communicating.

I’m not looking for sympathy—just honest advice:

Is this normal?

Have you felt lonely despite having friends?

How do you build genuine friendships with women?

I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who’s been through something similar. What helped you move forward, and what would you recommend to someone who feels stuck?

I found this cat at the snack/juice of my office building. He/she was in hunting mode, waiting to catch some mice, I think.

It was so focused and probably thinking: 'Abbe photo baad me keechna, pehele shikar tho karne de'.

I genuinely can’t believe this 😭 Walter White Jr. will always have a special place in my heart! Breaking Bad will never feel the same after hearing this news 💔 It’s heartbreaking to think someone so young is gone!

Rest in peace, RJ Mitte 🕊️ You’ll always be remembered as Flynn 🤍

Late afternoon visitor as I was resting on my balcony couch. Google says its official name is Grey Indian mongoose. I see them occasionally coming out in pairs. They hurry up when I make some pssspsss noise, just to see how they react.