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Parul Rajwanshi

People Share The Weirdest Incidents With Guests

Encounters with guests make for the most uncomfortable episodes more happening than all the reality TV drama.

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People Share The Weirdest Incidents With Guests & We Can't Believe This Is All True

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If you&#8217;ve lived in India, you&#8217;ve definitely faced the wrath of having guests over &#8211; especially if they come unannounced, are extended family, and bring their entire tribe from their previous lifetime. These encounters make [&hellip;]

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People Share The Weirdest Incidents With Guests &amp; We Can&#8217;t Believe This Is All True - ScoopWhoop

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Relationship

vacation

aaliyah-jain

Aaliyah Jain

I Learnt The Importance Of Being With Family When I Spent A Month With Them During A Sabbatical

I learned many things about my family when I took a sabbatical and spent more than a month with them on a vacation.

I Went On A Month-Long Sabbatical To Spend Time With My Family & Here's What My Experience Was

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From back-to-back tuition and extra classes to long working hours, I have never had time to peacefully sit and relax with my family for almost a decade. The thing is, we get so busy in [&hellip;]

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I Went On A Month-Long Sabbatical To Spend Time With My Family &amp; Here&#8217;s What My Experience Was - ScoopWhoop

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Twitter

harshita-singh

Harshita Singh

Twitter Says Growing Up Means Finding Out Family Tea

Twitter Says Growing Up Means Finding Out Family Tea, & That's Most Relatable For Us Desis. And sometimes, it shows you how dysfunctional everyone is.

Twitter Says Growing Up Means Finding Out Family Tea, &#038; Us Desis Are Relating Hard - ScoopWhoop

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One thing every desi kid is familiar with is that our families are some of the most dramatic and chaotic bunch of people. And you really only find this out when you grow up. It&#8217;s [&hellip;]

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Manya Ailawadi

Signs To Spot A Deeply, Scarily Toxic Family

Families are never not problematic. There is no such thing as a family that agrees on everything. So, here's how to spot a toxic fam that pretends otherwise.

Let&#8217;s Be Real &amp; Discuss Signs Of A Scarily Toxic Family That Loves The &#8216;Hum Saath Saath Hain&#8217; Vibe - ScoopWhoop

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There is no such thing as a healthy family dynamic, in my opinion. Most families are dysfunctional and the only bonding we have is of generational damage. In fact, constant disagreements or just plain annoyance [&hellip;]

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Diwali

festive season

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Snigdha Nalini Oreya

Why Going Back Home On Festivals Isn't Easy For Me

I am someone who dreads going back home because home isn't the same for me. It doesn't come easy and here's why I choose to stay back and choose my wellbeing.

After 7 Years Of Living Away, I've Realised That Home & Belonging Are Not Always Synonymous

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Diwali is here (well, almost) and I am seeing that a lot of my friends have booked their tickets for going back home. I see them packing their bags and notice a giddy excitement in [&hellip;]

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After 7 Years Of Living Away, I&#8217;ve Realised That Home &amp; Belonging Are Not Always Synonymous - ScoopWhoop

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Psychology

Relationships

Psychologist Explains The ‘Father Wound’ &amp; Its Impacts, People Share Their Own Experiences - ScoopWhoop

Many of us don&#8217;t realise the impact our parents have had on us until much later, sometimes well into adulthood. Most of the time, it reflects back to us in our romantic relationships. So, how [&hellip;]

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Life

Desis

Indian culture

Moving Out

Parents

Visiting

Desis Share How They Feel When They Visit Home After Moving Out &amp; They&#8217;re Relatable AF - ScoopWhoop

Moving out is a right of passage that everyone needs to experience in life. It&#8217;s a huge character development move and you&#8217;ll definitely come out the other end as a person who has undergone immense [&hellip;]

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People Share Toxic Things In Desi Culture

Desi culture is about good things, but there are also problematic ideas and instances that exist. People shared some according to their experiences.

People Share Toxic Things In Desi Culture That Are Normalized & There's So Much We Are Doing Wrong

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There&#8217;s always a lot to love about places that we come from, they&#8217;re home after all. This means that even our culture is something that we deeply love, despite the flaws; and there&#8217;s no denying [&hellip;]

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People Share Toxic Things In Desi Culture That Are Normalized &#038; There&#8217;s So Much We Are Doing Wrong - ScoopWhoop

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People Share The Weirdest Incidents With Guests & We Can’t Believe This Is All True

I Went On A Month-Long Sabbatical To Spend Time With My Family & Here’s What My Experience Was

Twitter Says Growing Up Means Finding Out Family Tea, & Us Desis Are Relating Hard

Let’s Be Real & Discuss Signs Of A Scarily Toxic Family That Loves The ‘Hum Saath Saath Hain’ Vibe

After 7 Years Of Living Away, I’ve Realised That Home & Belonging Are Not Always Synonymous

Psychologist Explains The ‘Father Wound’ & Its Impacts, People Share Their Own Experiences

Desis Share How They Feel When They Visit Home After Moving Out & They’re Relatable AF

People Share Toxic Things In Desi Culture That Are Normalized & There’s So Much We Are Doing Wrong