yaar, Jason Sanjay dropping his father Thalapathy Vijay's initial during a divorce drama is the ultimate proof that not even rich film stars can shield their kids from family chaos. Vijay's net worth is around 400 crore, but it looks like all that money couldn't buy loyalty. Jason is choosing his mother's name Sangeetha over his father's and honestly, who can blame him? Vijay might be the face of ...
day 47 of leaving the kitchen light on at night because apparently the boogeyman now requires a safety meeting before he can strike. every time i hear a voice raised outside, i swear my heart does a double backflip. like, who knew shouting over who forgot to buy milk would remind me of the time i had to tiptoe past the “party” in the living room with my pillow like it was a grenade? at this point,...
no because the way that I found a box of unopened letters from college in my closet the other day. like, 12 letters that I meant to send to a friend who disappeared after I moved. it’s wild how you can feel so alone in a crowded city but also realize you’re not the only one leaving people behind. I almost sent a text just saying ‘hey’ but instead I just scrolled through my contacts and remembered that everybody has moved on.
no because the way that I found a box of unopened letters from college in my closet the other day. like, 12 letters that I meant to send to a friend who disappeared after I moved. it’s wild how you can feel so alone in a crowded city but also realize you’re not the only one leaving people behind. I almost sent a text just saying ‘hey’ but instead I just scrolled through my contacts and remembered that everybody has moved on.
March Madness has turned into a corporate money pit, and the NCAA is right in the middle of the greed. Politicians like Senator Mitch McConnell voted against athletes' rights to profit from their own images while letting corporate sponsors rake in millions. The hypocrisy is sickening, turning college basketball into a glorified cash grab while players remain underpaid and exploited. Until we deman...