Wellness Browngirl retweeted
Child is responsibility of both parents. If husband took no responsibility, he should be held accountable. Grandparents saying “baccha kar lo” doesn’t transfer his parenting duties to them. Also, we’re hearing only one side of story,don’t know thusband’s or in-laws’ perspective.
Wellness Browngirl retweeted
It’s easy to damage reputation of husband and his parents on social media.
Passing judgment without the full picture isn’t critical thinking.
2026. Is the new born responsibility of the parents or the grandparents?
Why do women think that old and ageing in-laws duty is look after their new born?
You and your husband planned the baby, so be an adult and shoulder the responsibility.
Don’t treat in laws as baby sitters.
Wellness Browngirl retweeted
How can a person (Ranbeer Kapoor) openly claiming to eat beef, can be allowed to play role of Bhagwan Ram ??
"जिस गौ की रक्षा के लिए भगवान ने राम अवतार लिया, उसी गौ को खाने वाला राम बन गया ??"
@Nigrahacharya swami ji, kripya is baat ka nighrah karne ki kripa karein.
Wellness Browngirl retweeted
Piyush Goyal’s son, Dhruv Goyal, lives and works in the New York, United States, where he serves as the CEO of FourLion Capital.
But gyan inko dusron ko dena hai!!
Hypocrites!!
Wellness Browngirl retweeted
न मुझे कोई नए कपड़े चाहिए और जिसको खरीदना है वो आराम से खरीदे न मुझे कोई घर में कमी लग रही पर्दों में न ऑफिस में मुझे पुताई करवानी है मुझे भीड़ में जाने का कतई मन नहीं।
अब दिवाली एक बोझ अधिक लगती है।
भागदौड़ से त्रस्त हो चुके हैं! बस शांति से दीपवाली एकांत में मन जाए।
Wellness Browngirl retweeted
Be honest, India. No party bias.
When was the LAST TIME you saw your MP or MLA in your area after winning the election?
Drop your STATE + MP/MLA’S NAME in the comments.
Let’s hear from every corner of India.
Wellness Browngirl retweeted
Defence forces defanged, bureaucracy subverted, judiciary compromised, economy sunk and social fabric tattered. Thats India Today. Trolls welcome.
Wellness Browngirl retweeted
These days, girls are getting really direct about what they want in marriage.
My friend met a girl through an arranged marriage setup and she had a few conditions:
- I won't live with your parents.
- I don't know how to cook, so we'll have to hire a cook.
- I'll wake up whenever I want. Don't keep nagging me about it.
- I do some freelance work, but I won't be able to contribute financially because I need to give money to my parents.
- I love travelling, so we should take at least one trip every year for 10-15 days.
He was fine with all of this as he already lives alone in a different city, understands personal freedom and has house help for pretty much everything.
But he backed out when he realised that all she wanted to know was how much his family earns, what properties they own, how much he has in savings, which car he drives, and how often he goes on international trips.
She barely showed any interest in getting to know him as a person, what he likes or dislikes.
Wellness Browngirl retweeted
If this can happen in 2026, understanding how the British managed to rule us from 1757 to 1947 is a no-brainer.
Wellness Browngirl retweeted
Well said @siyaroutine . The ego trip doesnt end. I, me, myself
Wellness Browngirl retweeted
You don't go to the petrol pump and ask for "do katori petrol." You measure liters.
So why are you measuring your daily nutrition in "handfuls," "chammach," and vague hopes?
MIL used to make me pick up used plates (BF, Lunch, dinner) of all family members and it was very humiliating. Even my grown -ass husband was okay with it. Once I had to get up from table as new born was crying,when I came back, everyone plates was picked up except mine.
a few years ago, we hosted a family (Indian origin but UK based) for dinner.
Their sons (married and in their 30s) did exactly this. Left their plates at table and my reaction was - "why? why they are not taking their plates in kitchen? who exactly they are expecting to pick it? They are UK born and raised and no one has help here. What kind of upbringing is this?"
apparently, a few things are very deeply rooted in our blood.
