u/Superb_Refuse4521

So we have Kylaq sig+ AT. What a sickk car! The blowoff sound even in stock form sounds really good when I let off the accelerator after accelerating hard! The whoosh sound is addicting to me tbh!

Few days ago, my mom was doing household work while talking to one of my aunts on call.

Both of them were discussing family stress, health issues, responsibilities, money problems... but somehow still laughing in between and asking if everyone else was okay.

And idk why, but for the first time it really hit me how much women quietly carry every single day.

They go through physical pain, shed blood every month, which we as guys can never fully understand, deal with emotional pressure constantly, keep families together, support people emotionally, and still somehow manage to bring warmth and comfort into everyone's lives.

Moms, sisters, aunts, female friends... a lot of them are fighting their own battles silently while making life easier for others giving out beautiful energy.

We honestly don't appreciate that enough.

Not trying to glorify anyone unrealistically, just appreciating something I feel we don't acknowledge enough.

The world would probably feel a lot colder without women in it.

Hope yesterday on mother's day you guys wished ur mom or atleast went to her and hugged her once.

Aaj ki baat nahi but q mahine pehle ki baat hai

Context: 22M, 5'10, light stubble, normal joggers + tee.

Toh scene aisa hai-

1 mahina pehle Kolkata gaya tha interviews ke liye. Howrah pahunch ke socha thoda explore kar leta hoon, toh Rail Museum chala gaya.

Waha main mast apni duniya mein trains dekh raha tha, photos le raha tha... tab notice kiya ek ladki (around meri age) café ke paas baithi hui mujhe INTENSELY ghur rahi thi.

Matlab aankhen wide open, thoda sa mouth open, full focus mode-jaise mujhe kha jayegi.

Mujhe itna awkward feel hua ki main literally waha se nikal liya.

Par plot twist abhi baaki tha...

Wapas aate time train mein ek badi family ke side mein baitha tha. Mere bagal mein ek aunty (late 50s/early 60s) thi... aur bhai sahab...

UNHONE TOH RECORD TOD DIYA.

Pure 11 ghanta.

Nonstop.

No blinking. No distraction.

Bas mujhe hi ghur rahi thi.

Main idhar phone dekh raha, bahar dekh raha, life decisions rethink kar raha... aur aunty bas

Ab mujhe samajh nahi aa raha-

Why were they looking at me this crazily?

Today my mom was doing household work while talking to one of my aunts on call.

Both of them were discussing family stress, health issues, responsibilities, money problems... but somehow still laughing in between and asking if everyone else was okay.

And idk why, but for the first time it really hit me how much women quietly carry every single day.

They go through physical pain, shed blood every month, which we as guys can never fully understand, deal with emotional pressure constantly, keep families together, support people emotionally, and still somehow manage to bring warmth and comfort into everyone's lives.

Moms, sisters, aunts, female friends... a lot of them are fighting their own battles silently while making life easier for others giving out beautiful energy.

We honestly don't appreciate that enough.

Not trying to glorify anyone unrealistically, just appreciating something I feel we don't acknowledge enough.

The world would probably feel a lot colder without women in it.

I'll be turning 23 this year and if I work hard and join for mtech next year I'll be 24. So, just wanted to get an idea, what are the ages of people mostly at iits?