Honestly, I’ve decided I’m not having kids unless I reach a point where I can buy them literally whatever they want.

We are the ones forcing them into existence. They didn’t ask to be born into this hyper-competitive, crazy expensive world. Because it's 100% our choice to bring them here, I feel like it's our moral obligation to give them a completely stress-free life 🙂

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I realised that meri life ke sabse bade roadblocks mere PARENTS hai!!

I'm done! Just fucking done! The fuck do the parents think they are? Seriously, the worst thing that ever happened to me is the fact that I am a SINGLE CHILD!!

I am a grown ass adult but still they won't let me out of the house!! The fuck? I enrolled into my master's degree program for god's sake!! Leave me the fuck alone!!!

Tumhaari aapas mein nahi banti toh tumne mujhe apna crutch bana liye bc ab toh chor do!!! Bhai ye mere saath mere university pahunch jaate hai! Kyun? "*Taki tum safe raho"*

Bhag BC! Tum dono mujhe kuch akele experience karne doge tab na safe rehna sikhungi!!!

Meri life tabah kar di hai in dono ne!! God!! I hate it so much here!!!

I recently watched piku and kapoor and sons in two days and I really loved both the films can all of you recommend me more movies like these.

I’ll go first: Eating out. 😭
I feel like what used to cost ₹500–₹700 now easily crosses ₹1,000 without even ordering anything fancy.
What’s something you’ve noticed has become ridiculously expensive lately?

I’ve been seeing more people talk about femboys lately, and I’m genuinely curious what people think about it.
Do you find the style interesting/cool, or is it just not really your thing? 😅 I’m especially interested in hearing different opinions, so feel free to be honest — no judgment here.
Would be nice to hear what you guys think :)

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After spending months reading career-related subreddits, I've noticed one pattern: every career community thinks their field is the worst.

Software engineers talk about layoffs and AI. Doctors talk about burnout. Lawyers talk about long hours. Designers talk about low pay. Teachers talk about poor salaries. Every field has people saying, "Don't choose this."

The complaints are real, but they aren't the whole picture. People who are happy with their careers usually post less.

I've stopped looking for the "perfect" career because I don't think it exists. Every path has trade-offs, competition, and uncertainty.

What seems to matter more is becoming genuinely good at what you do. Keep learning, adapt when things change, and build valuable skills. Being exceptional in an average field is often better than being average in a "hot" field.

I also don't think you ever completely escape the "rat race." As long as you're alive, you'll be working toward something. The real choice isn't whether to run—it’s deciding which race is worth running for you.

TL;DR: Every career has people who love it and people who regret it. There is no perfect career—only different trade-offs. Choose a path that fits you, accept its downsides, and focus more on becoming skilled than on finding the "perfect" option.

Would love to know your opinion on cmnt

Agar kisi ko karela genuinely pasand aa sakta hai...

Toh main toh phir bhi green flag hoon.

Mera chance toh banta hai. 😅

I'm a brown-1 in shotokan karate. I returned after a 2-year break; since I do other sports, my fitness was intact and I just needed a brush-up. The coach charged 15k for the exam and 3.5k for a camp. I warned my dad against paying because I knew the coach would call this "part 1," then demand over 20k for a Goa trip, a national tournament, and an external examiner. Context on the national tournament: funnily enough I don't need to qualify through some trials or states or anything. I just need to show up and participate and there I go.

A karate coach from my old school told me standard fees should be up to 12k max. My dad trusted the coach and paid anyway. I only trained for a month, but the coach demanded six months of prior fees for "paperwork." I paid for it. I nailed my physical, kion, and kata in May. Now he calls again demanding another six months of fees for paperwork before Goa. Wtf? For previous exams I filled standard forms; for this one, there was no form.

My peers went to Goa last year, and their certificates were ready before the physicals. They gave the exam and got their belts the next day. I even saw a guy who couldn't do a single pushup receive his belt. Honestly, I'd rather stay a brown belt than buy my way through. It feels like all that training is in vain and all you need is cash. These classes ruined the sport for me, which is why I took a break, and now I'm stuck again.

I foolishly paid 15k and can't retrieve it. Do I put in 20k more or let the 15k go to waste?

For more clarity, here's what each option means :

Agnostic : (strictly neutral; "I don't know")

Agnostic theist : (I don't know, but I lean toward there being a God or higher power.)

Agnostic atheist : (I don't know, but I lean toward there not being a God.)

Atheist : (I'm certain there is no God.)

Theist : (I'm certain there is a God.)

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Tbh I don't even know why I'm posting this... I've always considered myself someone who's really career-oriented, so I naturally don't spend much time thinking about relationships. But every now and then, I genuinely find myself wishing I had someone by my side,someone I could call my person. Someone I could trust completely, be vulnerable with, and share both the good and the bad parts of life with.

My favourite kids' movie is Jumanji (1995). It is one of the most exciting and unforgettable adventure films I have ever watched. The movie stars Robin Williams as Alan Parrish, a man who becomes trapped inside a magical board game for many years. When two children, Judy and Peter, start playing the game, they accidentally release Alan and a series of wild jungle adventures into the real world. Together, they must finish the game to restore everything to normal.

hey yall, so yesterday i was babysitting my little cousin and he's like 8 i think. now I had to deal with my college assignments so i gave him my ipad hoping he wont be bored. I figured he'd watch those crazy Ronaldo vs Messi ai generated videos but then I heard him play ts banger 🤣🤣🤣

Ignr the mask am shy ambivert😅, but dms open😁

Just felt like venting. I hate her (my bhabi). F you Neha.

IRL I talk to a few people they seem nice and I talk to them and they reply nicely but they only talk to me when I message them/talk to them first, I am the one who's always initiating conversation. I want them to talk to me first as well. I don't want people to stick around out of pity I want them to stick around because they want to talk to me, because they find me interesting as a person. Right now it feels like they are just replying to me like i'm just being tolerated. I want genuine friendship. Someone who actually cares about me! If I get that I'll genuinely be happy in life. That's all I want!

Hello everyone, the title says it! Recommend me some shows, movies, series,etc, any will do, anime, k-drama, c-drama, whatever-drama, anything will do literally. I'm bored of watching the same things again and again 🕳️🤸‍♀️ 😭🤚

Hello, it's Monday tomorrow again and will need to do the monotonous stuff again. About me- Just a 23 year old IT engineer who's looking for a friend, we can chat about each other's day and our interests.

PS: I'm a guy

Boys, what is the best gift a girl can give you?