r/TwentiesIndia • u/thecaptaincurlss • 16h ago
Memes & Shitposts π€‘ Western culture(π€‘) vs Indian culture(πΏ)
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r/TwentiesIndia • u/thecaptaincurlss • 16h ago
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r/TwentiesIndia • u/RestaurantEastern887 • 18h ago
r/TwentiesIndia • u/Kindly_virus0 • 14h ago
Look how the mighty have fallen.
r/TwentiesIndia • u/sugama1405 • 14h ago
Colour used : Bblunt cherry red
r/TwentiesIndia • u/the-Game01 • 13h ago
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r/TwentiesIndia • u/sayonara444 • 15h ago
taken from indianboysontinder
r/TwentiesIndia • u/Medical-Concept-2190 • 10h ago
r/TwentiesIndia • u/Goli-Beta-Masti-Nahi • 18h ago
The thing is, times have changed a lot. Before the 1990s, most families lived quite modest lives and earned through what they had as generational businesses, agriculture, or any sort of family occupation.
But then the trend of white-collar jobs arrived. Everyone wanted to move to the cities and build something big. Women and families also started choosing men who lived far away from the villages because of the kind of misogyny and judgmental attitudes that exist in villages, as we all know. They wanted to breathe some fresh air of independence. Things were great for most of our parentsβ generation. Nuclear families became common, and things were manageable even with a single earning partner. Parents were able to buy their own big houses without becoming slaves to 25-year house EMIs the way our generation has.
Then came the boom in female education and opportunities, and the gap between men and womenβs education and career aspirations began to shrink. Now we have reached a point where even if you are earning βΉ1 lakh per month in hand, it feels like peanuts. Just rent + electricity is crossing βΉ30,000+ in good localities of Delhi-NCR. Add the cost of childrenβs education and skyrocketing housing prices even in a mediocre locality, a 3BHK easily costs up to βΉ3 crore. Forget about buying an independent duplex. A man, no matter how hard he tries, can no longer afford a non-working wife. Either the couple will remain lower-middle-class forever, or they will have to live well below their means.
And one more thing: having a career and control over your own money is such a blessing. You donβt have to keep asking your spouse for even basic things. Even if you are an extremely beautiful person, just 8-10 months after marriage (or at most a year), all of that fades. He will get bored of you. What will keep your worth in his eyes is either your caring behaviour or the money you bring to the table. He will definitely say, βMain kamata hoon, tum karti kya ho ghar mein saara din.β
Chivalry is also declining because this generation of men has grown up seeing women getting the same opportunities they have to climb the career ladder. Unlike before, when most girls used to leave their studies after 12th grade and college was a dream for many.
This is the harsh reality.
r/TwentiesIndia • u/life_aint_fair_0825 • 13h ago
Since she was busy in her work from past two weeks and just today she got a bit rest and less hectic schedule, I decided to poke her and might be facing consequences soonπππππ
Also had posted the same post before but had to delete it for some reason
sorry had to repost this thing, absolutely in crazy love with her ππβ€οΈβ€οΈ
r/TwentiesIndia • u/OneAffectionate2751 • 12h ago
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r/TwentiesIndia • u/Individual-Peace6402 • 8h ago
Ya sirf 15 sal ki ladkia kisi adhed umar ke dokre ko kuch bolde toh wohi cultural shock hota hai π€βοΈ
r/TwentiesIndia • u/BeautifulPersimmon35 • 19h ago
This is what really happens when you turn 20π
r/TwentiesIndia • u/OddSalary4620 • 12h ago
r/TwentiesIndia • u/Odd-Perspective647 • 15h ago
Lately Iβve been noticing how almost every woman just seems genuinely beautiful to me.
Not in a weird way more like I appreciate the little things. The way someone smiles, how soft and feminine some women look, or how caring and warm their energy feels. Different styles, different features, it doesnβt matter. I just find myself thinking βshe seems really lovely.β
Itβs happening so often that Iβm starting to joke that men must be able to ovulate, because this feels like a lot π
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r/TwentiesIndia • u/RepulsiveInfluence90 • 7h ago
what are your favourite alcohol brands ?
Been really devouring cherrapunji since ive been back from meghalaya recently and I absolutely love it.
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r/TwentiesIndia • u/Difficult_Carob_3210 • 8h ago
So this happened during my college Teacher's Day celebration (5th Sept 2025). We were having a class celebration where all the ma'ams and sirs came in individually and we played games with them. We were the "cool" class, so there were 4 faculties present: our current class ma'am, 2 sirs, and my previous sem class ma'am.
Now, I kind of had a huge crush on my previous sem ma'am. She was only about 8 years older than me, and my close female friend (along with a few other classmates) definitely knew about it.
The game was simple: 2 people come on stage and say 2 unknown things about each other. I was already on stage with a random girl from my class. My female friend secretly called that girl over, whispered something in her ear, and sent her back.
The girl looked at me and asked on mic, "Bata du sab ke samne?"
Being the overly confident guy I am, I said, "Yeah sure, no problem!" I honestly thought I was being open-minded and had absolutely zero clue what she was about to drop.
Mind you, my "crush ma'am" was standing right in between us acting as the host of the game.
The girl takes a breath and announces to the entire room: "[My Name] has a huge crush on [ma'am's name]!"
The WHOLE class erupted laughing. I was so insanely embarrassed and shy I literally ran to my seat. My friends immediately started teasing me saying the ma'am was blushing when she heard it.
To make it worse, my current sem class ma'am looked at me and joked, "Agar age gap jyada nahi lag raha to kuchh bat kare?" And one of the sirs just casually chimed in, "Ha wese ma'am achhi to he..."
Dude, I was dying of embarrassment but secretly kind of happy in my head.
The aftermath? The crush ma'am actually texted me later! Normally she used to send all the classwork to another student, but after this incident, she started sending it directly to me and started talking to me in this completely different, teasing tone!
twist though: I found out a bit later that she was married!!!
EDIT: That quirky question by my class ma'am and sir was in personal they came to my bench and said personally to me not in front of class! sorry if you all imagined it that way!
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r/TwentiesIndia • u/AcrobaticAd3489 • 5h ago
Honestly Inhe kya problem hai agar kisi aur ko problem nahi hai toh
Not everyone is lucky to be born in a rich family who can afford food in plane
People will comment then if they're poor why are they travelling by plane, first of all you didn't pay for their seat, secondly no one else is having a problem other than you
And honestly most people who have boarded a flight atleast once have eaten home made food in plane
Honestly this eating thing is not even coming under civic sence, as in plane also people eat plane food and that also has a certain smell
Honestly be it be rich, poor, educated, illiterate, most people in India doesn't know a shit about civic sence
r/TwentiesIndia • u/TikiTakaAnalysis08 • 9h ago
MY FRIEND ALMOST COMMITTED $UICIDE YESTERDAY!!! I BEG YOU!!! PLEASE HELP ME SAVE HER!!!! πππππ
THIS IS AN EXTREMELY SERIOUS AND IMPORTANT POST! PLEASE ONLY COMMENT IF YOU HAVE ANY SOLUTION TO THE ISSUES!
My friend who's my senior as well, is into deep trouble! She's stuck in a hell hole! She needs help asap! Idk what to do! Yesterday she almost committed $uicide....
She lives in another city... I'm a student... I can't help her much... I can just give her emotional support rn...
Her father has SAed her multiple times throughout her life, thrown her out of her house for prolonged periods of times...
He's a tyrant. An insane criminal! Her mother has auto immune disease...
Her father beats the shit out of everyone! When my friend finally stood up and begged her mother to take divorce for her own treatment and health, her father quit his government job because he didn't want to give a single penny after divorce to her mother and her...
My friend has a Masters Degree from the best Research Uni in India in her research field....
But the thing is, research in India is cooked rn... And there are no jobs out there!
RA positions don't pay much and she can't survive on that! She doesn't have any place to live rn!
She needs atleast around 60k in hand to survive in a city all alone, take care of her mother's bills and save for her PhD......
Everyday.... More than half of her day is wasted due to panic attacks...
She has worst pcod, she bleeds a ton, she has a fucked up mental health, severe anxiety, anxiety induced ibs-d, anxiety induced nausea 24/7 and she's been suicidal all her life!
Her siblings hate her...
All her relatives have SAed her atleast once in her life.......
She cannot ask anyone help because she's sacred they'll SA her too....
She's been crying forever now....
Idk what to do....
She's scared of asking for help from anyone!!! She's traumatized!!!!
Her fears are legitimate too!
She thinks if she asks for help, they'll end up SA her! (New people too)
Her Nana, Uncle, Cousin bro everyone have SAed her!
I've lost count of people who've SAed her!
Her father has choked her multiple times until she's gone unconscious when she resisted getting SAed and then he has SAed her.............
Her own biological bro has SAed her.........
Her sis knows everything and doesn't wanna help! Her mother is a patient...
She has no relatives who can help her.... Her cousins have SAed her....
We live in India.... Women will never be taken seriously in our households....
She needs help from the community.......
The worst part about this is.... She has hell alot of self respect too.....
Whenever I force her to ask for help.... She tells me she won't.... She doesn't wanna use her sad story to gain sympathy etc etc...
This isn't a sad story.... This is a question of her life..... She's gone mad or something......
She still cooks and cleans for her family even with all this....
She does her younger bro's assignments and homeworks while he's busy with his gf....
The same bro who has SAed her.... She takes care of her father too.... The same father who has SAed her....
She's the most empathetic human being I've ever come across....
Empathy ki Devi!!!!!!
But in return.... She's got nothing..... Everyone has always killed some part of her to gain something from her!
She's slightly autistic too.... That turns everything into a bigger nightmare!
Can anyone help her find a job and a therapist who can help her out free of cost???
Please! I beg you! ππππI beg you!!!
If we don't do anything.... She's gonna die fs....
Her panic attacks are uncontrollable! (I have alot of experience with Panic attacks! My own sis has it... I've had it too! I can say this confidently... Her panic attacks are on another levelll)
Please help her out! Please!
Anything is fine.... Something related to her field.... Teaching at coaching institutes, Research Assistant roles, or anything of that sort!
She doesn't have a place to live, doesn't have money to travel, doesn't have money for anything rn....
Please! Please! Please help her out!!!!!
I've missed out on alot of info.... She's been through much worse things.... I can't think alot now.... My hands are literally shaking while typing this....
Please help her out.... πππππ
r/TwentiesIndia • u/DeltaOPIEE • 17h ago
So I never realised that this happened until recently when we got the new definition of the word. What was shocking that this happened in CANADA and not even India. I wanted to order a cup of coffeee and the white lady asked for my name, she then went ahead and picked a PLASTIC cup to bring me my coffee. She did this AFTER getting my name. Imagine the level of low casteism stooped to that even a starbucks in Canada isn't inclusive anymore. IFYKYK.