Leela Richmond

[Avik Chatterjee @just_avik]

"For us Bengalis, Maa Durga is our daughter. She comes home once a year. When your daughter comes home, you don't fast. You feast."

[Leela Richmond @LeelaRich]

It's giving Mamitha Baiju with coloured hair, heavily disney-fied.

Sorry not sorry. I can't unsee.

[young unc @jacob_jacuzzi]

No, but really, look at this cocky teenage Latina coming to destroy your fragile ego with a look. I love this image so much.

[🧚🏽‍♀️ @moonriveruwu]

Why do they keep doing her so dirtyyyy man?! The outfits are ugly, the makeup is always washed out and terrible, and it’s literally just her face card saving the day every single time 😭

[Dr Bai🪱 @doctorbaixue]

Part of the genius of Carrie, both the original novel and the De Palma film, is that it recognizes that there is a deep violence and brutality at the heart of girlhood despite society's attempts to disguise it under modesty, pinkness, and frills.

[roro, PhD @fuglibetty]

One must write just enough to be worth inviting to parties, and one must party just enough to have material worthy of writing

[das überkristall @crystalxduan]

the point of being a hater is having taste. For everything you hate on you must have something you just as enthusiastically recommend. Otherwise you’re a cancer upon society

[Sabrina @neu_rot_ic]

quitting insta to scroll on twitter is like quitting heroin to do cocaine

[Kangmin Lee | 이강민 @kangminlee]

Wow I really angered a lot of Muslims with this tweet.

I want to take a moment to apologize for absolutely nothing. Our countries don't have to change our ways of life to accommodate you.

[𝙶𝚊𝚠𝚞𝚔𝚊 𝚔𝚊𝙼𝚐𝚎𝚐𝚎𝚍𝚕𝚊 @Somlimokazi]

Marry a kind man that even when the weight of the world is on him he still treats you like the most delicate person in his life.

[ellie 🍓🦢 @strvinstrawbery]

“dw about weight gain, you’ll look like a greek goddess” what if I actually want to fit today’s beauty standards instead of being goon material for socrates?!

[Leela Richmond @LeelaRich]

@laracuts No please. She'll slaughter the fit by bringing in some campy aesthetic like komolika bindi instead of actually honouring the traditional fit.

I would ideally like her to fire her stylist if she wants to even attempt this.

[Leela Richmond @LeelaRich]

@paneerchillli It's a coming of age tradition to disappoint your parents when you make choices that do not align with what they expect of you.

If you are unable to do so, you'll be trapped in their definition of you forever.

As long as you're healthy, happy and growing, don't listen lol.

[Leela Richmond @LeelaRich]

@UtsavSharm54197 @Kher_mujhe_kya This is hilarious

[dash @thedigitaldash_]

being an adult is very very difficult most of the time but it has been astronomically better than being a child. i don’t miss childhood at all. despite everything this is still the most i’ve ever felt like myself!

[Leela Richmond @LeelaRich]

@railmaxxer Okay, so what if the rest of the population is piss poor?

It is unfair to ask a pre rich person to stop saying what they have is not enough just because the rest of the piss poors love coasting through the generosity of the state.

Relatively safer, far from being safe.

[Leela Richmond @LeelaRich]

@Md_Nowsath_ Yeah, let's equalize the bar for everybody because nobody can have nice things since I don't have it.

[Melian Refugee @escapefrommelos]

France: the planet’s only First World Country?

[Leela Richmond @LeelaRich]

@LalitAditya1212 When the love be so fake and the hate be so real

[miluvin444 @miluvin444]

Life fucking loves you. Things work out for you. Doors open for you. Money comes to you. Love finds you. People remember you. Opportunities want you. You keep getting lucky in ways that make you laugh because of course it worked out for you again.

Of course it did. It always does. It always has.

[IB @_therealib]

Underrated life advice: get better at recovering fast. You're going to fail. You're going to get rejected. Make bad calls. Lose money. Embarrass yourself. Whatever it is, the goal is shrinking the gap between falling down and getting back up. Master the art of starting over.