The Desi Urge To Go On Pani Puri Dates And Have A Competition To See Who Gives Up First, Dance With Your

the desi urge to go on pani puri dates and have a competition to see who gives up first, dance with your love on pashmina, plan every single thing down to the last detail about diwali 3 months ago cause you cannot contain your excitement, eat parle g for dessert, get tattoos in forbidden places that'll slyly be visible with a shift of your pallu, have a signature itar that reminds everybody of you, fight the traditional gender roles that are pushed onto women since their birth in class then be it students or the teacher, have baraf ke gole that turn your tongue different colours and get ready to meet your beloved in secret with cause your parents don't approve of them and that adds to the thrill

And my mind the whole day is singing -

"Yeh ishq haaye, baithe bithaye , jannat dikhaye, Haan Ooo Ramaa"

JAB WE MET (2007) dir. Imtiaz Ali

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Applying haldi on my broken heart kya pata heal hojay .

There is a reason I like height difference in a relationship. You can hear their heart beating as you rest your head on their chest while hugging them. And their chin on top of your head seems like a secure and safe hold. As if both of you complete each other while securing each other in your arms.

lo chali main, apne trauma ki baaraat leke

Childhood trauma can be so many more things than the things people think of.

It can be the love you didn’t get.

It can be the things you didn’t get to experience.

It can be having your emotions invalidated or silenced.

It can be the feelings of loneliness and fear that you dealt with. And having to handle stuff on your own that you shouldn’t have had to.

It can be having to hide who you are.

Whatever your childhood trauma is, your trauma is valid. I promise. And you deserved better.