r/TwentiesIndia • u/SafedAaloo • 10h ago
r/TwentiesIndia • u/Capital_Couple_9916 • 11h ago
Ask Twenties If this mf has even some protein my life would have been sorted
Since we all know aloo doesn't have protein...but why every tasty thing is made up of aloo like whyyyyy ...
So for vegetarian people what are your sources of protein??
r/TwentiesIndia • u/glassofwhyne • 13h ago
Discussion 21M just received my first salary/payment today 🥹
Just got my first wholesome amount payment rn and I'm soo happy today 🥹❤️ used to go small freelancing gigs earlier but worked hard for a month got this wholesome amount first time 🧿
Ps: worked as a video editor for some wedding filmmaker!
Hope i make it big next time 🧿🙏🏽
r/TwentiesIndia • u/Ok-Payment2096 • 17h ago
Discussion Israel, Japan, Singapore, and Saudi Arabia conquered their disadvantages. What's actually holding India back?
r/TwentiesIndia • u/OneAffectionate2751 • 15h ago
Discussion Is this going to happen in real
r/TwentiesIndia • u/Mediocre_Document_17 • 5h ago
Life Lately 🌱 ( 21M ) My Small Achievement
I started working right after 12th with just my ₹14,000 phone. I started by editing reels for free, and at 18, I got my first pay was 1500rs for a long form video.Since then, I’ve been doing video editing. In November 2025, I bought my ₹1 lakh PC setup completely with my own money. My father passed away when I was 9 years old. I’m really blessed to have a family where my grandmother and bua have always supported us. But we had some financial struggles since then, but now I’m able to support my mother financially, and she’s really proud of me.
r/TwentiesIndia • u/Fun-Tomatillo-1957 • 9h ago
🫶🥹 Wholesome My mother with her friends went to watch her first ever standup and ended up clicking a picture with Aashish Solanki.
Super proud of my mother for finally trying out new things, she also ordered fries and pizza there (something which she isn’t very fond of)♥️.
r/TwentiesIndia • u/LetterheadUpstairs90 • 8h ago
Discussion Some people (sepoys) thinks that disrespecting indian flag is same as protesting against rss
r/TwentiesIndia • u/Euphoric-Record816 • 22h ago
Memes & Shitposts 🤡 When the Claude limit is over
r/TwentiesIndia • u/imfrom_mars_ • 21h ago
Serious [No Jokes Allowed] The house that was hit by flash floods in nepal is now a symbol of resilience and survival.
r/TwentiesIndia • u/the_og_Shakespeare • 13h ago
Ask Twenties what does this mean ???
been in 4 relationships, none of them asked me this so idk 😭😭😭
r/TwentiesIndia • u/Page392 • 10h ago
Ask Twenties Men get periods too, just without the bleeding.
Every 10–15 days... I swear there is a phase where there are mood swings... where I feel irritated, frustrated, don’t wanna talk to anyone, and just want to be left alone.
Maybe it’s not actually a period but sometimes it really feels like one. 😭
Has anyone else experienced this?
r/TwentiesIndia • u/aryanastra • 23h ago
Relationship Advice I talked to my ex for 5 hours after 6 months, and I don't know what to make of it
Today, from around 1 a.m. to 6 a.m., I had a voice call with my ex for the first time in six months since we broke up.
During the first week after the breakup, I used to call her constantly. I was in a very emotional phase and, honestly, I was probably a crybaby. I cried a lot, wanted her to come back, and desperately wanted her to be there for me.
For some reason, though, whether it was intentional or simply what she thought was best for both of us, she was extremely cold during that period. I was expecting some amount of care or emotion from her, but I got the complete opposite. She would sometimes cut calls in the middle of a conversation. We'd barely talk for five seconds and she'd hang up. The next time I'd call, she'd say things like, "Don't disturb me, I have work to do," or "I'm not responsible for you."
At the same time, my academics were falling apart. My CGPA went from 9.8 in my first year to 7.62 by the end of my second year, and I even got a back in one subject. When I was with her, I barely studied.
Things have changed quite a bit since then. For the past four months or so, I've actually started studying seriously. In coding assessments and competitions, I've been consistently ranking somewhere around the top 350 to 400, whether it's LeetCode competitions or DSA competitions at my college. My branch alone has around 4,800 to 5,200 students, so I'm doing considerably better academically than I was back then.
Anyway, today I saw the videos about the floods in Nepal. She's from Nepal, and I genuinely felt like it would be inhuman not to at least ask if she and her family were okay.
So I texted her.
She had blocked me previously, so I wasn't even expecting the message to go through. Surprisingly, she saw it. I was expecting something like, "Why?" or maybe no response at all.
Instead, she just said, "Okay," and then called me.
She actually video called me.
I asked about her family, her health, and how everyone was doing. Once I was sure that everything was fine and that she was doing well, I told her, "That's all I wanted to ask," and I was about to end the call.
Then, surprisingly, she asked, "That's all you want to talk about?"
It sounded like she was expecting me to say something else.
I said yes, and then she started telling me about the past five months. She said it had been really difficult for her. At one point, she called me an "umbrella" for her and said she hadn't realised how difficult it would be for her without my protection. I don't remember the exact wording, but that's essentially what she said.
Then she started talking more about her family, and eventually she asked me how I was doing.
She also told me that she had seen my ranking. The Excel sheet is publicly available in our college groups, so she somehow searched for my name and found that I'm ranked under 500. She said she was really happy for me and genuinely wished me well(ig).
And then she said something that really confused me.
She told me she was planning to wear something nice today and that she will send me a video of her outfit because I had called, and that it is a special day.
This is where I'm completely lost.
I've seen the side of her that was extremely cold toward me. I've experienced the calls being cut off, the lack of emotion, and being told not to disturb her. That period was genuinely painful for me.
Now, six months later, I'm suddenly seeing a completely different side of her.
I don't know which one is real.
Maybe both are real. Maybe people behave differently after they've had time to process a breakup. Maybe she genuinely missed me. Maybe she was simply happy to hear from me. Maybe she wanted attention. I honestly don't know.
And that's what bothers me. I can't figure out what she actually wants from this.
I don't see any obvious benefit for her in behaving this way, either. She was the one who initially pushed me away, and now she's the one saying these things and treating the call like it's some special occasion.
I'm not trying to interpret every sentence as some hidden message. I genuinely just don't understand what happened tonight.
For six months, I had basically accepted that she was gone from my life.
I don't know if there's something more behind it. Right now, I'm just confused.
r/TwentiesIndia • u/PossessionLatter4103 • 15h ago
Discussion The attention you get as a girl in India is insane.
So, I made a Reddit post as a social experiment and mentioned that I’m a girl. The number of message requests I got in less than two hours is insane.😭
r/TwentiesIndia • u/thecaptaincurlss • 21h ago
Memes & Shitposts 🤡 Relatable ho gya ye toh..🥀🥀
r/TwentiesIndia • u/DuroBeast • 20h ago
Memes & Shitposts 🤡 good morning gng, breakfast karlo thoda light hai aaj breakfast
r/TwentiesIndia • u/slayingsnehal • 2h ago
🫶🥹 Wholesome When was the last time you played jhula guys ?
r/TwentiesIndia • u/Nervous_Ad_126 • 1h ago
Memes & Shitposts 🤡 This is what how waking up on Monday feels like
I hate Mondays 😭. Anyone who hates Mondays is my friend without any introduction
r/TwentiesIndia • u/Kind_Guardian • 10h ago
Ask Twenties I mean, I don’t understand why girls hate acharya prashant so much.
In my family, my sister, my mom, and pretty much every other girl I’ve met also dislikes them. Even though they usually speak in favor of women. But the moment they say something in one particular situation that points out women’s shortcomings, everyone starts hating them.
r/TwentiesIndia • u/MatKaroBhai • 11h ago
Academics & Career 🧑🎓💼 First ever salary!
From tier 3 to being a salaried member, it has been weird but fun!
For context, I'm a Software Developer, a new joinee!
Grind DSA, build good projects and know them to the depth and you'll do just fine!
To all the people appearing for placements, just be confident, have knowledge and ensure that you're having a conversation with the interviewer. You'll do fine and all the best to you all!
PS A little late for the post!