#Indian household

[lovelaughsimp]

"you can just talk back to your parents it's not that deep"

Me if I ever talk back to my parents:

[yourveryowndesigirl]

🗣️: what language do you speak in house?

I don't speak anything because whenever I say anything, a war ensues.

[never-enough-novels]

The worst thing about being an eldest daughter in an Indian household is that when you're leaving for college you have to decide between staying near your parents to help your brother and make sure they don't turn out like them or staying away from your parents in another state for the sake of your own mental fucking health

[supriyawithoutsu]

Privacy ke vardaan ke liye tapasya ki recipe batao pls

[matlabimahila]

K-100

Mummy ne toh sirf bolna sikhaya tha, yeh ulta jawab dena toh maine khud seekh liya

[diaryofaninsanewriter]

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The leaves rustled in the gentle breeze as the birds chirped happily, gathering in their usual huddle to catch up and plan their day. Morning slowly descended upon Mumbai’s skyline, the sun playing hide and seek with the horizon. As the day progressed, the birds’ cheerful chirps gave way to the cacophony of honking traffic and the angry shouts of passengers hanging from buses and trains, all…

[halfbaked00q]

Im soooo weak to when Bond is like casually being used or exploited at his expense for some ostensible Greater Good except the situation doesn't HAVE to come to that, not really, and he's so inured and even numb to it that he barely pays it any mind; meanwhile, Q absolutely minds and is very indignant on his behalf and works overtime to like either try to avert or forestall the situation before it gets to the point where Bond has to dig his own claws into more of his soft underbelly to offer up on the sacrificial alter of politics of all tawdry things, or to manufacture a way in which he does the needless "needful" so as to spare Bond at least one unnecessary additional wound upon his psyche.

bonus if Bond finds out and maybe after being angry or indignant about it - I don't need you to do my job for me, Q, this is what I'm here to do - and either Q tells him/lets slip or he deduces that like, this isn't Q thinking he can't get the job done, this is Q finding him precious and worthy of protecting, and like. he's just very in awe of that and does in fact feel very safe and cherished within the cradle of his Quartermaster's regard

[desigirldairies]

The desi feminine urge to master the art of every type of saree drapping flawlessly.

[friendly--interstellar--dust]

How to Argue with a Desi Mom:

Step 1: Start with “Maa, you’re right, but…”

Step 2: Forget the ‘but’—she’s already won.

Step 3: Try to bring logic; get hit with, “I gave you birth, and you’re arguing with ME?”

Step 4: Accept defeat and go chop onions in silence.

[kitabo-mairehtihai]

Kitabo wala pyaar chahiye

[lovelaughsimp]

Wish I was also like those rich people in movies whenever I feel angry I would throw my phone and the very next day I'll have a very new phone but I can't even throw a pillow let alone a phone, if I did I'll be getting a slippers flying at my face from miles away by my mom. Trust me every mom is a hidden archer by heart. I remember having a fight with my sibling for tv's remote and we both were beating the shit out of each other and I got angry and threw the remote away. It striked the wall and was broken into many pieces. Then my brother gave me a menacing smile and went to my mom saying "mom she broke the remote" I ran to hide cause Ik it's over for me now. I hid in the bathroom LMAO. 😭

[yourveryowndesigirl]

My dad when his sister's son would play WWE with me: he's older than you, let him be. You should keep quiet in front of your elders.

My dad when his own son would play WWE with me: he's younger than you, you are elder you should keep quiet.

[themoonsaid]

'jadoo ki jhappi'

(n.) (phr.) lit. "a magical hug"; feminine

a hug which will ease all your pain, the discomfort you are going through and will make you feel like you are at home.

[oyeevarnika]

movies so traumatising that it emotionally destroyed an entire generation

[not-a-kaleshi-saanp]

Oh the lore of being the eldest Indian daughter in an orthodox household

Where money is only spent on marriage not knowledge

Where sacrifice are plaudible only if it's for the family

For knowledge, we don't give priority

If she becomes a baby carrier, in a man's house losing her life to the man, she's successful

But if she manages a multi million business unmarried she's a disappointment

The money and love that was once not present during her studies

Are now present to be spent by the son of the household

Why is whatever we do not enough but even a glass of water brought by the son an elixir

Why are we not appreciated enough Even if we are the elixir....

@not-a-kaleshi-saanp

[nabihahahahahaha]

We come from humble families, old houses and small towns with sad stories. We are not hustling to impress or be in any competition with anyone. We just want to change the storyline and fight the battles our parents never won.