same same same same
i used to hate being seen as intense. i hated that when i loved something, i had to go 110% and would forget about everything else in my life.
i'd compare myself to friends who could just turn off their brains and talk about tv shows at 9pm, while i'd be leaving the bar early because i HAD to get an idea out.
but over the past few years, i've seen what that intensity has given me. something i used to see as a flaw has become one of my greatest strengths.
it's really cool seeing more people recognize intensity for the superpower it can be.
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To produce original work, you have to be a non-conformist. Anything that is original is, by default, something people have not seen or reacted to before. Putting it out requires courage, radical self-acceptance, and indifference to shame or critique.
You have to be able to listen to your heart and mind and develop your own taste. In a way, you have to have a great sensitivity towards yourself and a great indifference towards how others see you.
You cannot be original in your work if you are not original in your being.
if a "conscious" "intentional" "healthy food" brand that has outlets plastered across TWO cities can do slop, i... just.... ARGHH. cleary shows how much they truly care, no? thoughts?
no sugar, no maida, gluten-free but not slop-free? tch, tch.
they're valued at approx 130cr INR, btw. can't hire even hire a designer 🥲
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There is a special place in hell for apartment owners/ gated community owners who don't let domestic workers/ delivery personnel use their lift and strictly have a 'only residents' policy.
You are trash and it shows.
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I heard someone say.. "In your 30's you start to become who you were as a girl again, but you love her this time"
started October with 34 followers, 434 today. and of course it sounds ✨✨✨ but i think its a little to do with posting about my portfolio everydayyy with someone value to anyone looking at my tweet, until one day, it blew up. ;)
my biggest experiment ever, was spending unquestionable time, blood, sweat, tears into my portfolio. it didnt make sense to anyone around me, ofc. my dad would ask me everydayy if its done. throughout these couple of months, id be awkward to meet any of my friends because i never had answers to give about what i were doing.
i know, i know. sounds so typical and cliché and probably bleh. BUT even if it comes across through one person its a win for me. take bets, the biggest bets and go all in. put yourself through a lot of mini failures. be unreasonably delusional. i swear if i i read this off someones twitter, i probably would've ignored it, too. but all you lovely folks are here, because of something you liked, enjoyed and supported. soo, hope this means something to you ;)
P.S. QUIT THAT GODDAMN LOSER JOB OF YOURS THAT YOU HATE AND COMPLAIN SO MUCH.
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Also, the Chaitanya Narayanas have robbed the kids’ leisure time. With all the gruelling study hours, students are left with little time to pursue any meaningful hobbies. All that they could resort for cheap entertainment is mindless cinema. Any thought provoking cinema is
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Saving beautiful typography inspiration by
@awaaari
the hand-written feel of the typography is top tier 🫡
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Hello @NetflixIndia the next time you want to name a reporter character Sandhya, show her uncovering illegal sand mining, create a Tamil villain, and pick bits & pieces from MY real life story which was pitched to you TWICE in 2022 and 2023, AND not give me any credit at the least.... Think hard and well.
Thankfully it was a supremely crappy movie with ham performances and @ParineetiChopra was nothing like me. In fact she was nothing like any reporter & the newsroom portrayal was idiotic & amateurish. You've been clever enough to try & escape a lawsuit by altering the story enough.
You owe me a public apology at the very least but I'm certain you have no moral fibre in you to do so.
Shame on you all, especially the director-writer Dhruv Tripathi. Stealing other people's hard work and making money sneakily out of it.
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Yes, I just stalked someone’s replies for the first time on this account
@justbeingpras is genuinely the SWEETEST PERSON EVER
Constantly cheering people up and spreading warmth.
This is the exact energy the timeline needs. LOVE YOU, may you get all the love in the world back ✨


























