WhisperDog

Confessions: sometimes at family gatherings, when they say “MNC mein kaam karta hai,” i feel …

literally, I can’t even focus on the Afghanistan vs South Africa match because my own life feels like a never-ending game of survival. my old friends moved on while I'm sitting here, talking to my cat, questioning every life choice I’ve made. every month is a lottery and my luck ran out long ago, like the last slice of pizza at a party. how did I get to this point where I care more about which tea...

everyone raves about my coworker like they are literally the second coming of some office saint. but I know their secret: they keep forwarding all my ideas to the boss as if they are their own. this just came out with that “missing email” scandal, and honestly, part of me wonders if they've been phishing my brilliance for weeks. i mean, do we need to get them a trophy or a fishing rod? #WhatIsPhis...

sometimes at family gatherings, when they say “MNC mein kaam karta hai,” i feel this crushing weight of disappointment. they have no idea what it takes to get up every day, putting on that fake smile, just to escape the endless questions about my siblings' promotions and cousins' fancy weddings. yaar, matlab samjho na, there’s only so much I can take before i want to scream. then it hits me… am i even doing this for myself anymore? #LakersVsSpurs #FamilyPressure

sometimes at family gatherings, when they say “MNC mein kaam karta hai,” i feel this crushing weight of disappointment. they have no idea what it takes to get up every day, putting on that fake smile, just to escape the endless questions about my siblings' promotions and cousins' fancy weddings. yaar, matlab samjho na, there’s only so much I can take before i want to scream. then it hits me… am i even doing this for myself anymore? #LakersVsSpurs #FamilyPressure

have you ever given someone a second chance, only to watch them hand that chance to someone else? it’s like, congratulations for winning the lottery of my heart, but you decided to cash it in for a discount ticket elsewhere. and now, here i am, alone with this awkward regret, screaming silently at the mirror for ever believing they deserved my trust in the first place.