u/Logical_Solution2495

My birthday was on the 28th, but I got banned by the mods for 5 days so here we are a week later 😭
Went to The Turkish House in Bajaj Nagar with my friend and we got Schezwan noodles and a Farm Gardenia pizza. It was just the two of us, so yEaahh this was genuinely all we ordered 😂
And of course, birthday cake 🎂 The cake topper was made with a bunch of my childhood pictures and honestly I loved it so much 😭💕
Nothing crazy, just a little birthday dinner with my girl and some good food. Turned 20!! 🥹
Repost cause you could see my face in the first one i made 😭🙏🏼

Hiii!! I just made this original piece and this is like my first ever actually mostly i used get inspired from pinterest or instagram but this one is totally mine yeah it is kinda imperfect but i love what i made!!lmk how you like it!!💗😭✨

Hii!! I completed this today took 2 days ig? I haven’t painted in over a year lmk if it’s goodd😭💗

Hiii!! I made this today not actually todayy but ive been working on it for 2 days lmk how it looks my parents said it’s good idk tho😭lol pata hai aaj kya hua 😝

I love Sophie, but this genuinely frustrated me while watching An Offer From a Gentleman 😭

Sophie’s entire suffering in Araminta’s house could’ve been avoided if she just READ the will properly 😭

I completely understand that Sophie was emotionally conditioned her whole life to accept less, avoid conflict, and survive quietly. Araminta was manipulative and intimidating, and Sophie didn’t really have anyone in her corner. I also understand the historical/social limitations Sophie faced as an illegitimate daughter.

But at the same time… why was she blindly trusting the woman who openly hated her since childhood over her own father??

Sophie was educated and intelligent enough to realize something felt off. Her father clearly cared enough to make sure she was educated and provided for in some way, so why wouldn’t she at least question the terms of the will properly or ask a solicitor for help before accepting Araminta’s version of everything?

I know the story needs angst and suffering for the plot to happen 😭 but this felt less like “tragic circumstance” and more like “a problem that could’ve been solved with basic legal literacy.”

was searching for women-only gyms and found this really aesthetic looking one. Like very clean, fancy, pinterest-y vibes and all that 💀

I went for a tour a while ago and the place actually looked pretty nice, but the pricing kinda shocked me so now I can’t tell if it’s genuinely worth it or if I’m just getting influenced by the aesthetics 😭

Also the weird part is on their Instagram they had mentioned around 3k before, but when I asked there they were like “aisa koi offer nahi tha” 😭 so now I’m even more confused. if it was 3k i would've gone but 6k just for gym

are expensive women-only gyms actually worth it?

was talking to this guy and he mentioned liking some artist, and I said lana is better 😭 and then he starts asking me “how many grammys does she have?” “what’s her net worth?” like that’s supposed to explain art???

how do you explain to someone that lana’s music is a feeling more than a statistic. that some artists aren’t loved because they’re the richest or the most awarded, but because they make people feel seen in ways nobody else can. you can’t measure melancholy, nostalgia, femininity, heartbreak and longing with grammys and numbers 😭

also half the greatest artists ever were underappreciated in their time anyway. awards and money don’t automatically decide impact. lana’s music literally became a whole aesthetic, influenced an entire generation of artists, and soundtracked so many people’s lives. that matters more to me than net worth ever will.