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[desigirldairies]

— desi with a side of yellow 🪞๋࣭ ⭑๋

[ruskandruskin]

this feels like home, like my actual home.

[journalsofanaesthete]

I really love the idea of romanticising life but not in a way perceived on social media where it all feels like a compulsion of looking cute, clicking cute pictures and loving things. Honestly romanticising doesn't mean any of that, it's not about loving things forcefully but about appreciating things. It's about finding beauty in the chaos and celebrating it instead of waiting for a perfect moment or a perfect place. The idea of romanticising life is more about finding moments of peace in your daily life instead of wishing to escape your life. It could be you just drinking a cup of coffee on a morning but without any anxiety in your gut, it could be the colourful sky at the time of sunset, it could be you journaling in your cute diary, it could be the whispers of gentle breeze, it could be a mere look at the sky. Romanticism saves people by actually filling people up with so much of gratitude for everything and everyone.

[sajan-sajan-teri-dulhan]

Girl math: calories don’t count when you are on your periods. 😌

[shutupbani]

ok so, few days back, mai apne 8 saal ke cousin ke saath name altas khel rhi thi. and isme it was like ki celebrities ke naam bolne hai. so for the letter ‘k’ i went for ‘kajol’ and he was like ‘wo kaun hai?’

😨🫡

[whatsleftofdishaa]

Listening to bollywood music while working out is literally forgetting the part where you are supposed to be working out and instead performing for your imaginary audience

[yourfavanxioussunshine]

at the end of the day it's just me, my unfinished syllabus and academic stress

[g0j0s]

female friendships are so precious and beautiful. sisterhood is so inherent in women. there is a life force where many women are sitting together and conversing. their giggles reverberates through the deepest chambers of the even the coldest of hearts & softens them. when they take care of each other together from oiling their hair turn by turn by to putting henna on each other’s palms, everything is a sacred offering to some source unseen; but only felt. they spend hours talking about things unfathomable from the basis of love to the state of the world, the soul, beauty, last, present & future & many other philosophies. because when they’re sitting in a room together that’s where they’re easily allowed to ‘be’. here, they aren’t someone being smothered by alotted identities. they aren’t just someone’s sister or daughter or even lover, but just humans trying to make the most out of their freedom to breathe.

[vomentallyunstableladka]

I really want someone to listen to my unhinged rants.

[burgirrrr-rants]

Hi sharks, I'm asking for ₹ 2500000 for moj masti

[tasavvur-ki-duniya]

i wanna be someone's fav mutual, fav blog but i have zero communication skills and idk how to talk to people :)

[desigirldairies]

How I feel after getting only 3 likes and 1 reblog on tumblr:

[zeenblr]

I love Tumblr because here I don't find any of my relatives 😁

[journalsofanaesthete]

I think the best thing that our generation has normalised is having "online friends" . The bond created with these people is not based on their looks or their status but on the basis of their likes, their personalities, their favourite fandoms and their interests. You might have never shook hands or hugged them but still you are more comfortable telling them about your stupid mistakes and stupid jokes. The best thing about these friends is you don't have to meet them regularly to keep your friendship alive. And it's also the worst part not getting to meet them regularly or even once a week or once a month. From meeting them in the comment section of a meme to listening to their rants to updating them about our lives, online friends become our forever friends. It's a different kind of friendship but it's the cutest no pressure of any sort just two people sharing bits and pieces of their lives with each other and supporting each other.

[maihonhassan]

i love 𝐔𝐫𝐝𝐮 because instead of saying "My schedule is swamped" you say "Kuch kaam hain apni marzi ke, kuch kaam faqat majboori hain, phir waqt bohat hi thora hai aur saare kaam zaroori hain."

[shutupbani]

how we desis say ‘no’

dekhte hai

pakka nahi hai yaar

soch ke batata/batati hu

puchna padhega

thodi der mein batata/batati hu na