▲ 196 r/TwoXIndia

Tough time with female managers, please read before judging

Okay, honestly, I hate that I’m even writing this because I’ve always tried to be a total girls’ girl. I want to root for women in hierarchy
, but I’m on my 3rd job with a female manager and it’s the exact same nightmare pattern every single time. It's making me feel so hopeless.

Why is it so much easier working for men?
Here is literally how my daily life goes right now:
I do 99% of my work flawlessly, but if I make one tiny mistake, she completely loses it, calls me names, and goes on disgusting rants about me to our coworkers. Meanwhile, my male colleague does one basic thing right and she screams “GOOD JOB!” across the room like he saved the company.

The instant mood switch: She’s all smiles, warm, and laughing around the guys. The second she turns to speak to me? Total monster.

My wins get quietly absorbed into the team's work, but my male teammate gets public shoutouts for doing the bare minimum.
It breaks my heart because I don't want to feel this way or put other women down, but sitting here watching the guys get endless patience while I get dragged for existing is breaking me. I come home crying atleast once a week. She’s way older than me, I expect a bit more maturity.

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u/DinoDivaa — 17 days ago

I got this for 80 dollars, please tell me it is authentic😭. If any other pic needed please let me know

u/DinoDivaa — 2 months ago

Any fellow program analyst?

Hi wanted to check if there is there is any fellow program analyst, as I had a few questions.

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u/DinoDivaa — 2 months ago

22F, first home renovation, what would you do with this bedroom? Please help

I'm renovating my first house and honestly don't know much about interiors, so I could really use some practical advice.

The first few pictures are the direction I'm considering for my master bedroom. I love these warm, earthy tones walnut/wood, textured walls, soft upholstery, etc.

I'm especially unsure about the big wooden/ wood look bed. I love the look, but is something like this actually practical in real life? High maintenance? Difficult to clean? Would you choose this over an upholstered bed?
The wardrobe shutters design is majorly fixed, so I mainly need help deciding the bed, headboard, bedside tables, wall treatment, lighting, etc.

I live in India, so advice based on dust, maintenance, climate and everyday practica V would be really helpful.

If you were designing this bedroom, what would you do differently? And if anyone wants to generate an alternative design from these references, please do, I'd genuinely love to see different ideas.

I'm very open to criticism. I just want to get it right the first time as my dad left this place for me before he passed away. I'm breaking my head on these designs.

u/DinoDivaa — 2 months ago

22F, first home renovation, what would you do with this bedroom? Please help

I'm renovating my first house and honestly don't know much about interiors, so I could really use some practical advice.

The first few pictures are the direction I'm considering for my master bedroom. I love these warm, earthy tones walnut/wood, textured walls, soft upholstery, etc.

I'm especially unsure about the big wooden/ wood look bed. I love the look, but is something like this actually practical in real life? High maintenance? Difficult to clean? Would you choose this over an upholstered bed?
The wardrobe shutters design is majorly fixed, so I mainly need help deciding the bed, headboard, bedside tables, wall treatment, lighting, etc.

I live in India, so advice based on dust, maintenance, climate and everyday practica V would be really helpful.

If you were designing this bedroom, what would you do differently? And if anyone wants to generate an alternative design from these references, please do, I'd genuinely love to see different ideas.

I'm very open to criticism. I just want to get it right the first time as my dad left this place for me before he passed away. I'm breaking my head on these designs.

u/DinoDivaa — 2 months ago

Got this in my suggestions, now Im addicted.

Couldn’t help but share, listen and let me know your thoughts.

u/DinoDivaa — 2 months ago
▲ 167 r/hyderabad

I’m an Andhra Reddy girl dating a Telangana Mudiraj guy. Both families are doing well, educated, financially stable, ante actual ga major issue emi ledu other than..

First, “Andhra ammayi ayyi Telangana abbayi aa?”

Then, “Mana caste kuda kaadhu.”

And then the one that genuinely fried my brain that even if I picked a Reddy guy, apparently just being Reddy isn’t enough. Adhi kuda mana category, mana background, mana subdivision undali anta.

I’m like Reddy lo subdivisions enti babu

And the most painful part? I was literally told that even if a Reddy guy had no money, appulu unna, family mess unna, that’s still more acceptable.

So values, respect, compatibility, how he treats me anni secondary. Surname and family tree? Adhe main criteria aythe ela. Mana generation ki freedom undi anukuntam but konni family conversations vintunte, 1980s nunchi move avvaledu anipistundi.

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u/DinoDivaa — 6 months ago

I received a message saying 1000 points were credited, and I was able to add them. This style is usually not what I go for, but I used it points to try it out. Not sure about the materials. Do check if you’ve received points as well.

u/DinoDivaa — 6 months ago

My cousin is coming back from the US soon and has a little luggage space left so she asked if I want anything from there

So far I’ve only asked for Naturium smoother body wash Garnier banana hair mask and the NYX fat lip oil

Feels like I might be missing out on better stuff that’s either cheaper there or not easily available here so wanted some recommendations

Looking for skincare body care makeup or haircare anything that you’ve personally used and felt was genuinely worth it

Nothing too expensive ideally but open to good quality picks

Would really appreciate any suggestions

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u/DinoDivaa — 6 months ago