After months of planning, I finally launched Yum Yumm Healthy Bites on Zomato!
If you're tired of oily food and looking for homemade, high-protein, high-fiber meals, I'd love for you to give it a try. We serve burrito bowls, rajma tacos, cheelas, salads, omelettes, and more.
Every order and every piece of feedback means a lot to a small business like mine. ❤️
📍Available on Zomato: Yum Yumm Healthy Bites
Started a Zomato Partner account purely out of my passion for cooking. Five minutes into the onboarding, buried under pages of legal jargon and one-sided contracts, I stopped feeling like a business owner and started feeling like a slave signing away my freedom. For a moment, it genuinely felt like the East India Company had just rebranded.
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A few days ago, I was at the gym in the evening. It was pretty crowded, and there were a lot of guys there. There was also one girl who seemed to be new (looked like it might have been her first day).
I know her indirectly because we have some mutual friends, but I've never really talked to her. I noticed that she seemed a bit uncomfortable or nervous the whole time. Because of that, I didn't approach her or try to start a conversation. In fact, I stayed out of her way completely.
Now I'm wondering: from a woman's perspective, what could have caused that discomfort? Is it common to feel uneasy when you're the only girl in a gym full of guys? Or could it have just been first-day gym anxiety?
I'm not assuming anyone was bothering her or being creepy, because I genuinely don't know. I'm just curious about how women generally experience situations like this.
Would love to hear your thoughts.
A few days ago, I was at the gym in the evening. It was pretty crowded, and there were a lot of guys there. There was also one girl who seemed to be new (looked like it might have been her first day).
I know her indirectly because we have some mutual friends, but I've never really talked to her. I noticed that she seemed a bit uncomfortable or nervous the whole time. Because of that, I didn't approach her or try to start a conversation. In fact, I stayed out of her way completely.
Now I'm wondering: from a woman's perspective, what could have caused that discomfort? Is it common to feel uneasy when you're the only girl in a gym full of guys? Or could it have just been first-day gym anxiety?
I'm not assuming anyone was bothering her or being creepy, because I genuinely don't know. I'm just curious about how women generally experience situations like this.
Would love to hear your thoughts.
Let's connect and maybe build something together or discuss tech