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How do u people afford to come out ?

I mean many of us are very closeted , college lo unnaam or work space undhi manaki . So , oka journey lo various points lo unnaam . Regarding sexuality, most of us are so silent and don't let anyone around us know ( be it of any sexuality/gender expression) coz we know people aren't so welcoming ( most of them ).

Ilaanti paristhithullo how does one even dare put their pic on dating apps? How does one even have the confidence to meet someone ? U know , meeting them is just like ur secret being let out to the world. It's not like everyone's so trustworthy. That person u met can even let anyone know about who u are or ur secret that u don't want anyone to know ( atleast at that moment). Manam chepthe okalaaga react avthaaru and evaro chepthe okalaaga react avthaaru . Inni consequences unna ee situation lo how do u people still deal with uncertainty?

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Sometimes Losing Yourself Is Part of Finding Yourself

I was disowned by my family at 19 when I came out as bisexual. It’s been 10 years since I walked away from home, and in that time, I’ve built a life and career I’m genuinely proud of.

The truth is, it still hurts sometimes when the people who are supposed to love you unconditionally can’t accept you for who you are. But somewhere along the way, I learned that the most important acceptance is your own. Sometimes losing yourself is part of finding yourself.

Years later, when I landed a high-paying job, my mother suddenly reappeared, not to reconnect, not to make amends, but with the audacity to push me into marriage, seeing me as nothing more than a transaction for dowry.

It’s painful how easily some parents can choose social image, money, and control over their own child’s humanity.

But walking away was the best thing I ever did. I chose myself, and I’d do it again all over again if I'd have to.

u/Out_of_office_always — 2 days ago
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this series feels like home to me

i know this might be a super overused and 'dull' statement to say but I'm on my second rewatch and damn this really feels like home to me, i don't have my whole family with me because most of them are busy so we don't really spend a lot of quality time but watching modern family makes me remind a little bit of home. anyone else who feels like this? also suggest any other series that might replicate the same feelings, as a person who mainly enjoys watching sitcoms, i think b99 and malcolm in the middle also make me feel similar to this!
that will be all thanks
ps: i really like phil lol he and lily are my fav characters

u/MohabbatKaSharbat — 2 days ago

🌧️Cuddle cheskovalsina vayasu lo, cup-u chocolate taagalsina dustiti 🥲

u/Yeeting-around gari salaha meraku Daak Coffee house try chedadam jarigindi - అద్భుతః
How are you guys in hyd spending your rainy chilly nights

u/MohabbatKaSharbat — 3 days ago

Love isn't a reward

There are too many theories about relationships, connection, and love.

People throw around fancy words, yet so often lack the most basic human empathy.

If you approach someone with a genuine heart, you're seen as needy.

We don't shame someone for being hungry. We understand that food is a basic human need. Yet somehow we've forgotten that love, affection, and human connection are just as fundamental. Wanting them is treated like a weakness, a character flaw. Detachment is admired. Distance is mistaken for strength.

Then comes the advice.

"Master hyper-independence."

"Learn to be alone."

"Don't need anyone."

So you do.

You master solitude. You build a life. You become self-sufficient. You stop expecting anything from others.

And when you've done all that...

You still seek connection.

Not because you need someone to complete you.

Not because you can't survive on your own.

But because no amount of self-sufficiency replaces being deeply known by another human being.

You don't need a crowd of people.

You need one person who sees you. Your inner world. Your fears, your joy, your contradictions, your silence and chooses to stay.

That isn't dependence.

It's one of the most deeply human experiences there is.

Maybe the real problem isn't that people have stopped needing love. It's that we've become better at pretending we don't.

Is love a reward granted only to those who tick certain boxes? Or only to those who've completely figured out their lives?

How exactly do you measure someone's worth?

You can become everything those boxes demand . successful, attractive, confident—and still feel unbearably lonely. Because people admire what you've become, not who you are.

The real challenge isn't becoming someone desirable.

It's finding the one person who looks at you and says,

"You don't have to earn it."

Someone who chooses to know you before they judge you. Someone who stays when there's nothing to gain.

Maybe that's what being truly seen feels like.

And perhaps love was never meant to be a prize for the exceptional. Maybe it was always meant to be the place where ordinary people no longer have to prove they deserve to exist.

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u/LifeguardFar6851 — 1 day ago

FOMO

Real life(offline) lo vallatho friendship cheyadam raadhu.Online lo friendship ayyi, real life lo kaludham ante naaku chala bhayam.I'm very insecure.Konni saarlu nene worst person la anipisthadi.

irl lo evariki open up avvalekapothunna(closeted). Oka pressure cooker laga feel avthunna,full insecurities and FOMO build up avthunnai.

Sometimes I just feel like shitposting(like sharing my life with y'all),sometimes I want to disappear and stay introverted. I'm honestly very confused right now.

Nen okkadinena? Em cheyali antaru..

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u/Easy-Guitar-7464 — 2 days ago

Pick one ASAP

Repu convocation ki white Kurta eskomanaru frandsss

Edit: 2nd or 3rd tiskundam ankunna.. family group lo pedthe maa ladies unanimous ga 3rd ae annaru.. so 3rd ae tiskuna🫡

Edit 2: Chana enthusiastic ga unnaru.. already konesa annaka kuda comments pedthuru😂.. sare title marchalemu gaa so new title idi 'Pick one that suits me!'

Chalo continue😁

u/Dheeraj04 — 3 days ago

Loiff feels cruel

Oka orthodox telugu family set-up lo being a closet trans is so exhausting

Am 21 T pre-opt...Am actually still skeptical about MTF procedure kani I sometimes feel so dysphoric. Body antha kalcheskovali anipisthadi. Like I feel am pretending to be somone else

College lo crossdressing alavatu undedi and body hair kuda groom cheskune danni it felt good and lively. But graduation tarwatha intiki ochesa, hometown lo ne job ikkada maa family lo unna restrictions ki body hair groom cheyadam chala kastam

I dont even feel like myself...Addam lo chusthe edho monster ni chustunatu undhi...I am not even comfortable in these clothes and am hating myself for all this

Online lo frnds vethukudam koncham feminine side share cheskundam ante pics chudagane direct block...

Chinnapudi nundi dhairyam saripoledhu society ni face chese antha...ippudu kuda dooram ga ekkadaina vellipovalani undhi.

Parents ni convince cheyalenu ala ani nenu boy la adjust avdam ante narakam kanipisthundhi. Psychologist ni consult cheddam ante past trauma assalu cheppukolekapotunna...

ento ila aipoindhi na life💔. Assalu endhuku brathikunna ani alochistu aipotundhi life

u/DramaticPurpose3337 — 3 days ago
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Op shaved her head today

I'm 26 f. Today morning, I finalized that i should go bald. I didn't even informed my parents. There is a salon nearby my flat. I asked that bhaiyya s wife to come to my flat. And it is amazing feeling i should say. As the razor is running over through my head , I feel the cold breeze. After the work is done, I ran my fingers over scalp and it's damn smooth. Ahh I loved it. I will say every girl should try this amazing feeling once.

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u/Most-Reputation-9532 — 4 days ago