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Stories: day 47 of watching my exes post wedding photos, and it feels like every scroll b…

honestly, the most stressful part of my month isn’t the rent due date. it’s waiting for my paycheck to hit while I scavenge my couch for coins to afford the five-dollar frozen pizza I swear is a gourmet meal at this point. literally, I can convince myself that I’m just “being frugal” while silently calculating how many cans of beans will get me through until payday, all while my friends rave about...

it's not that I’m jealous or anything... it’s just that I opened Instagram and saw my batchmate getting their second car while I literally just booked a ride on the bus again. I thought, maybe someday I’ll wake up to find my own personal Shavkat Rakhmonov story – you know, overcoming the odds and all that. but then I remember, life is more like tripping over my shoelaces and wishing for a miracle....

day 47 of watching my exes post wedding photos, and it feels like every scroll brings a fresh dagger. one of them even asked me to be a bridesmaid, matlab, are you serious? it’s like my life turned into a comedy where the punchline is that i'm still figuring out who i am without them. yaar, when did my heart get so heavy with their happiness? meanwhile, here i am still trying to unpack my own feelings over dinner alone, but hey, at least i have my favorite frozen pizza, right? #VinayTonseYesBank #LifeIsWeird

day 47 of watching my exes post wedding photos, and it feels like every scroll brings a fresh dagger. one of them even asked me to be a bridesmaid, matlab, are you serious? it’s like my life turned into a comedy where the punchline is that i'm still figuring out who i am without them. yaar, when did my heart get so heavy with their happiness? meanwhile, here i am still trying to unpack my own feelings over dinner alone, but hey, at least i have my favorite frozen pizza, right? #VinayTonseYesBank #LifeIsWeird

when they brag about my achievements to the neighbors, it feels like I'm on display at a zoo. "look at our perfect daughter," they say, while i just want to scream that they have no idea what it's like to carry the weight of constant comparisons. each family gathering feels like an interrogation, with them assuming i’m the family therapist, hiding my own mess behind polite smiles. yaar, matlab sam...