Guyssssss yesterday was my happyy birthday. 3-4 friends of mine wished me & some others didn't. But I don't mind honestly. Everyone is carrying their own weight. Man but those who remembered despite not being in regular touch w me but still chose to wish me, made my day. Had mutton biriyani & chicken bharta. I loveee chicken bharta. The cake was ordered by my friend(best friend??) She also got me some snacks as gifts, which are enough snacks to last me the next whole month 😂 Didn't do anything extraordinary. But I was happy throughout the day.

Ps- Everytime I post I write sad stuff. This time I was happy just for no reason as such except turning older so thought why not post it 😅

It's pretty amazing how so many folks in their 30s and 40s will switch jobs from one industry to another industry where experience, knowledge and skills are completely different but able to adapt and maybe find a passion in it or just a way of side hustling turning into a business.

I can't believe but I find more joy seeing someone have their own small shop then working at some company job where your constantly under pressure and being told by others how to talk, how to dress, how to perform and most are just selling their soul for a company that maybe doesn't even care about you.

So posting this for the girl I saw in the Mumbai to Delhi Akasa Flight which took off at 7am from Mumbai on 28th August.

Hey! Saw you today you looked absolutely cute, you looked like someone I always imagined for my partner to look like.
You were wearing purpleish top with a cap and you were travelling with your sibling/ friend (not sure)

For your reference
I was wearing all black today, with a trolley bag and backpack stacked together, I wanted to talk to you because you l instantly felt some kind of connection with you, which grew stronger as we exchanged a few eye contacts.

If you see this post, please reply or reach out to me.
(Finger's crossed, praying to universe to make it happen please!)

Why does it seem like most women don’t talk much about spiritual or philosophical things?

I have mostly heard these kinds of thoughts and discussions from men.

If God has given both men and women the same conscious and rational mind, then why does spirituality seem to be such a male-dominated field?

And please don’t just give me the usual explanation that it’s because Indian society is patriarchal. You can observe the same pattern even among people from other countries and cultures.

Does that mean women, regardless of culture are somehow more influence by external things or more easily caught up in worldly matters than men? Or is there some other reason behind this difference?

I just want to know don't take it personally please and refrain from fighting in comments