The customer support in return just asked me to pickup my shipment from the warehouse.
How are the delivery guys getting away with this?
Why are there no follow ups?
Does the customer pay to keep complaining?
AWB: D1020665104
@DTDCIndia has just decided not to deliver my shipment.
My courier was supposed to be delivered on 6th Aug. It went OFD on 8th and the delivery partner did not try to reach out the receiver but it was flagged as receiver refused delivery.
No help from customer support as well.
Because happiness, patience, and understanding do not disappear on their own.
People let them disappear.
And in the end, staying gentle with each other is less of a feeling.. and always more of a choice. (4/4)
In a relation, we say.. people change after a period of 1 or 2 years (max). They become someone we never really knew OR rather.. they just stop performing the version of themselves built on excitement, novelty, and fear of losing someone. (1/4) thread 🧵
Some people leave when they see that side.
Few learn it, accept it, and realise that love was never about finding perfection. It was about choosing someone even after the illusion of perfection fades. (3/4)
Thought I’d write a review for #DhurandharTheRevenge… but honestly, this one doesn’t need reviews.
Just walk in with zero expectations, and experience it for yourself. Absolute cinema!
@AdityaDharFilms didn’t just create a film, he delivered something truly unforgettable.
So what do we really call it?
I think what really exists is, secure trust. Where doubts can appear, be addressed, and then quiet down instead of growing claws.
What do you think?
I don’t think “perfect trust” really exists. Even with people you love deeply, your mind can still produce doubts or questions sometimes. Those thoughts aren’t a choice, and having them doesn’t mean you trust someone less.
A Thread 🧵 (1/7)
Lastly, there is a very subtle line, in being sensible OR unhealthy about asking “doubts”.
- Sensible: sudden thoughts, curiosity, wanting reassurance, checking understanding.
- Unhealthy: constantly assuming the worst, interrogating, never letting explanations settle. (7/7)