Monali Tiwari

Literature fanatic. Poetry curator. Ninja Mum. Musicophile.
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[Mayukh Biswas @MayukhDuke]

We spent a decade quoting great minds to make a point no one understood.

Gen Z made memes and nailed it.👍🏾✊🏽

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

Congratulations, India.

India has a new Education Minister: Shri Pralhad Joshi.

[Monali Tiwari @yellowhatz__]

Wooahh.....!
Students won!
Democracy won!

[Psychodoctor @Psychodoctor06]

One of the most underrated life skills is the ability to read the room.

Some people are brilliant and articulate, yet somehow they leave conversations feeling awkward or disconnected.

Reading the room means paying attention to what isn't being said.

It is emotional intelligence in action.

It is knowing when someone needs advice and when they simply need to be heard.

It is recognizing that a heated argument isn't always about the issue being discussed.

Sometimes it is about fear, shame, loneliness, or feeling unseen.

It is understanding that the same words can comfort one person and wound another, depending on their emotional state.

Therapists learn this.

Before listening to a person's story, we learn to notice their posture, their pace of speech, where they pause, what they avoid, and what changes when certain topics arise.

People rarely hide their emotions completely.

More often, they whisper them.

The people who build the strongest relationships are usually the ones who hear those whispers.

Reading the room also means reading yourself.

Am I talking too much?

Am I trying to impress instead of connect?

Am I listening to understand, or just waiting for my turn to speak?

Self-awareness and social awareness grow together.

In families, reading the room prevents unnecessary conflicts.

In leadership, it earns respect.

In parenting, it helps us respond to the child we have, not the child we expect.

And in love, it allows us to notice the quiet cries for connection before they become loud complaints.

Not every silence needs to be filled.

Not every emotion needs to be fixed.

Not every disagreement needs to be won.

Sometimes the greatest contribution you can make is to understand what the room needs before deciding what you want to say.

Because people may forget your arguments.

They may even forget your words.

But they rarely forget how well you understood them.

#wisdom

[Monali Tiwari @yellowhatz__]

Really shocked to see the way police went violent with students who were peacefully marching towards the parliament. Seems like we've lived under a wrong impression all these years about basic human rights and safety during a protest.

[Daksh @Dakshzlw]

Imagine studying for years to become a police officer, clearing one of the toughest exams, passing physical tests, medicals, and rigorous training... only to end up bootlicking politicians. What a tragic waste of merit.

[Monali Tiwari @yellowhatz__]

No point in sacrificing life for the indifferent government.

[Monali Tiwari @yellowhatz__]

Thanks to @moodprints
ma'am and Shayan sir for showing appreciation and staging a piece of mine.

[Monali Tiwari @yellowhatz__]

Solitude is the nature of the craft, but resonance is the reward. It is a privilege to see my poem, "The Arrival," find its place within the pages of @ParchamOnline

For the full read, check out this link:

https://t.co/BF57tUUtSW

[Monali Tiwari @yellowhatz__]

Got drenched in heavy rain after decades and lived in that moment like never before.

[Monali Tiwari @yellowhatz__]

@srisaravanan_r Awesome! @durwasa_dc

[Sri Saravanan @srisaravanan_r]

https://t.co/8nF936ZIrE

In the era of AI slop, articles like this are rare. If you are interested in understanding computer systems and programming in depth, do check this out. Even if you are not, the writing style alone is worth your time.

[CooperBaggs 💰🍞 @edgaralandough]

I will never stop shouting this from the rooftops: the most underrated skill you’ll ever develop is the ability to genuinely enjoy your own life. Not someday, when you’ve healed enough, earned enough, or finally figured everything out. NOW. Because your life isn’t waiting for you somewhere in the future—it’s being built in the way you experience this ordinary Sunday, this cup of coffee, this conversation, this sunset, this breath.

[Monali Tiwari @yellowhatz__]

The feeling you get after deep cleaning and decluttering your room, takes you to a next level nirvana altogether!!

[𝜗℘ @lacedli]

The kindest thing literature does is remind you that your peculiar little feelings have always existed. Someone, in some century, was equally confused by love, bored by society, tired of performing, and hungry for meaning.

[vihaan @kastropian]

someone should make an atlas of hearts so people stop getting lost in places that were never home

[Nandini @N_and_ni]

Machine learning…….

[Monali Tiwari @yellowhatz__]

@DeepikaBhardwaj This is so sick!