#padta

[reglitter]

Lasagna Soup

[carolinavasconcelos]

Lasagna Soup

[gaysessuale]

ritrovamento di TikTok

[pyaari-naari]

Navratri doesn't feel like Navratri unless you wake up to..

"Pyaara saja hai tera dwaar Bhawani~🙏🏻"

"Durga hai meri Maa, Ambe hai meri Maa, jai bolo, Jai Mata Di~🙏🏻"

बोल सांचे दरबार की जय!

बोलो जय माता दी!

[celesteablack]

Abb to coffee bhi meri neend ka kuch nhi bigaad sakti.

[sunshiinnne]

WhatsApp pe Contacts se zyada college ke groups hogye h 🥲

[iftitah]

aurat jaat bhi kam madarchod nahi hai vaise <3

[kaafisanskari]

When i say "suno na", you must reply with "tumhare alava aur sunta bhi kiska hu"

Yeh "haan bol" kya hota hai

[akshinayak]

My mom just called my Kanha high maintenance.

Dude.... why

[tuta-hua-saaz]

Blue line is literally musical chairs

[shadowseductress]

raat ke 12baje nehi, Varsha's inner demon jaag kar trauma yaad karne laga

true

par sach toh yeh ha ki mai 24×7 traumatized rehta hu

[misssclumsy]

Aj kal ap muskurate hue nazar nhe aate lgta hai fir se ishq ho gya hai apko

ہوش والوں کو خبر کیا بے خودی کیا چیز ہے

عشق کیجے پھر سمجھئے زندگی کیا چیز ہے

Hosh waalo ko khabar kya hai be khudi kya chij hai ishq kijiye phir samjhiye jindagi kya chij hai

[apatheticfluorescence]

What I've learned is almost every complete meal takes minimum 15 minutes no matter what you do. Like, even toast and egg with a sauteed begetable takes a similar amount of time as pasta(although I don't have a toaster). So my thing is, if I'm cooking I might as well spend an extra 5 mins making the more satisfying meal that's slightly more involved. Also with something like pasta you can clean up while the pasta boils which evens out the time spent cooking tbh.

[sillverstreets]

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[grossillygirl]

SOMEONE GIVE ME THE COURAGE TO LEAVE THE HOUSE 😭😭

[jalebi-weds-bluetooth]

hey jalebi i know you’ve completed Farak but I’ve wondered what you had imagined would happen one khushi woke up, would Payal leave and try to take khushi with her? Would arnav step in?

Hey Anon,

So Payal can't quite leave as much as we'd like her to at this point because:

she comes from a traditional patriarchal family

she has no job/money to her name

her family would absolutely refuse to let both their married daughters break their relationships at once

the Raizadas might just not let their next generation out of their hands

I know it sounds very very depressing but I can see Payal doing what she can do best - virtually cut herself off from the family. She won't interact with her husband or in laws at all beyond what is expected from a bahu.

Also, she might 'move' to the hospital and spend all her time being Khushi's guardian. I don't think Akash or anyone else would have it in them to prevent her from doing so.

Ironically, Arnav might be the one who helps Payal stay at Gupta house with Khushi for an indefinite period of time - giving her a soft separation from the Raizadas that she desperately needs.

Arnav would step in to assist Payal, out of guilt of making her a ploy and wrecking Khushi's life in a way, and given just how the house never has a win against Arnav - this would be one of the situations as well.

After all Akash never tells no to his brother, right?

And Akash might be forced to step up and fix his relationship with his wife considering he will get little to no support from the brother who made the relationship happen in the first place :)

Best,

Jalebi