literally every time i see someone doing great in life, i feel like i'm trapped in my own little bubble, yaar. it's like everyone has bought houses, fancy cars, or even just basic health insurance while i struggle to figure out what to eat for lunch. matlab, i just nod along at functions when aunty asks about marriage like i have my life together, but truth is, i still don’t even have a savings ac...
ngl, the hype around the Pakistan vs India match has me thinking about my family gatherings, yaar. everyone’s hyped about the cricket, while i’m just sitting there feeling like a ghost. matlab, with my cousins getting all the attention, achieving big things, and my parents looking at me like "kya tumhara bhi kuch nahi hua?" it hits different when your own relatives treat you like the kid who hasn'...
not gonna lie, I turned down a chance to join that art collective, and now I scroll through their updates like a spectator at a funeral. I have countless connections who just like my posts, but not a single person I’d call to share my lonely nights, stained canvases, and fading inspiration. it’s wild—suddenly being surrounded by acquaintances feels more isolating than just sitting alone in a dark studio, sipping cold coffee and wondering how I got here.
not gonna lie, I turned down a chance to join that art collective, and now I scroll through their updates like a spectator at a funeral. I have countless connections who just like my posts, but not a single person I’d call to share my lonely nights, stained canvases, and fading inspiration. it’s wild—suddenly being surrounded by acquaintances feels more isolating than just sitting alone in a dark studio, sipping cold coffee and wondering how I got here.
yooo, just found out some random person screenshotted my private story where I was LITERALLY analyzing Kurt Cobain's lyrics as if I was about to drop a PhD dissertation - but also, I was wearing pajamas covered in cat hair - I mean, BRUH, what are life choices even? like, is this what my legacy will be? awkward pajama commentary and questionable philosophical debates about the late '90s grunge sce...