simran s.

Instagram trains you to view your life as something to be documented, watched, and judged, so overtime you become more critical of things you’d usually be happy about, which makes you pick your own life apart - the internalized panopticon skews your sense of what’s actually good

is it just me or are you influenced to get an ice cream maker too after using IG?!

face ID has recognized me in moments i wouldn’t have recognized myself

@dietcokeenthu Richie rich 🧢

First in my bloodline to fly business class and hit the gym at the fucking airport 🧿🧿

@Tarun_khokhar12 thanks!

@jr_sachdeva I applied japan,south korea,uae 3 times, vietnam,Singapore and Hong kong PAR. Best and smooth experience.

Is it a good idea to apply for visa via atlys? (very skeptical)

may u find ur whimsy and spark again

my life got significantly better once i realized that the suffering I've experienced doesn't make me more interesting or more complex, and that I would enjoy life more if i moved on and earnestly tried to be the happiest version of myself every day

a walkable city and a good weather

to be loved in your love language will be one of the biggest blessing you will find. and lack of it will hit you too, when you will realise intent is there, but that’s all there is and they can’t comprehend beyond.

Things that silently upgraded my life. None of them were expensive: 1. A 1-litre water bottle I carry everywhere. Stopped "forgetting" to drink water. Headaches disappeared in a week. 2. A food scale. ₹500. Realised I was eating double what I thought I was. That one purchase fixed months of confusion. 3. A pill organiser. ₹200. D3, B12, iron - all in one box. Stopped forgetting supplements. 4. A ₹300 desk water reminder bottle with time markings. Sounds stupid. But I went from 1 litre a day to 3. 4. Magnesium glycinate before bed. ₹350 for a month's supply. Sleep quality changed on night one. Not exaggerating. 5. A ₹150 resistance band. Always convenient to workout with on busy days. 6. An electric oil sprayer. ₹400. Replaced free-pouring oil while cooking. "One spoon" was actually three. That alone cut 300 invisible calories a day. 7. A 10-minute hourglass for the kitchen. Put it on after dinner. Walk until it runs out. No phone. Just walking. Changed my digestion and sleep. 8. A foam roller. ₹600. 5 minutes before bed. Back pain I'd had for a year disappeared in 3 weeks. 9. Putting my phone in another room before bed. ₹0. Fell asleep in 10 minutes instead of 45. 10. Getting my blood work done. ₹2,500. Once. Just once. Found out my D3 was in the gutter and my B12 was barely functional. That one report changed everything.

“what are you gonna do, cry about it?” literally yes, i’m sensitive

@anuraaagg_ @CRED_club W 🙌

little life update :) joined @CRED_club as a product designer ╮ (. ❛ ᴗ ❛.) ╭

bion cardigan s.shopee.co.id/3fyrN2jLEo oro pants s.shopee.co.id/8pgxWZBWnL

if protein is meant for me, it will find me. no matter what i eat.

life when you accept there’s nothing you can do and move on

Training my nervous system to choose an unfamiliar heaven instead of a familiar hell

ai SUCKS at frontend!!! taking my first step towards solving it. launching clearshot 📸 if your org doesn't truly care about design, this thread isn't for you. but for companies that truly care about design? keep reading.

@probablyaayushi from which month?

Subletting my place for 2 months, ₹25k/month, all inclusive (rent + utilities, no headaches). Super calm, cozy spot in Koramangala 1st Block. Walkable to Cult, Starbucks, Third Wave & Wipro Park. If you or someone you know needs a short-term stay, DM me.