i will speak on behalf of my man. It was early days of our dating. I was on meds and was bleeding heavily.
I got off from his car and I saw a huge stain on the seat (ps: i took all the precautions I can but still it leaked). I was embarrassed. I said sorry and said let me clean. He said - “no. I will take care of it. Don’t worry”. And he did took care of it.
I said sorry many times. He said - “why? ! Neha, this is the part of life. It is just a stain.”
done with the last investment of 2026.
I was having an eye on a company.
today it went down and I purchase it.
With this I closed my 2026’s investments.
this whole week, I worked on a few (5-7) blogs which may or may not go live in future.
these blogs are non-tech and personal updates.
I wanted to have a break from AI , products, and building stuff.
@WhateverVishal 100%..it always says - "consult expert, ask for medical help etc."
idk, what's wrong with the people. Can use AI, can read and write but refuse to use their brain?
@I_Psr26 I invested in EU and USA's beauty industry. My portfolio was only tech.
I needed to "diversify".
ps: I am not an expert. I am learning while investing, taking help of gpt , reddit, research and avoiding impulse investment.
@Anirban12Mandal it was fine but since few weeks was down.
was able to see green on my few investment but I am not happy.
also, trying to play long game which as per my limited knowledge is going to be hard.
but this is why Indians are getting successful career and earning pretty good.
i think a balance is needed and Indian parents are doing amazing job. I see parents are enrolling their kids in fun classes too.
I’ve lived in Norway for years, and watching children here sometimes breaks my heart when I think about childhood in India. 🇮🇳🇳🇴
🇳🇴 A Norwegian child plays in the mud, climbs mountains, explores forests, fights with friends and learns to solve their own conflicts. Rain or snow, they play outside. Nobody rushes them to prove how smart they are. They are allowed to be children.
🇮🇳 Then I look at India. The same 3-year-old is sitting in a classroom, learning ABCD, counting 1 to 100 and solving maths problems, already under pressure to stay ahead of others.
Sometimes, I feel we are almost bullying our own children, both at home and in schools, all in the name of a better future.
One child is learning how to live. The other is learning how to perform.
They may grow up with degrees, big salaries and successful careers, but what if they spend their lives feeling they are never good enough?
The maths can wait. Childhood cannot come back.
Indian parents, are we raising children for their future, or sacrificing their childhood to feel secure about our own?
@abx7060 The person who tweeted is talking about specific % of population.
Not the one you are talking about. So, read properly, think before you jump on conclusions and comment on anyone’s tweet.