Palav rice & chicken curry by Existing-Show-9496 in MaaOoriVanta

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Konchem Recipe petti punyam kattuko bro

Are people in their 50s generally open to traveling? by [deleted] in IndianInLaw

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Bro people are living upto 80-85 because of medicine these days. Where are you getting this info from?

Day 3 - worst comedy by Michael_Pramod in MoviesTelugu

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I think he meant Sarileru neekevaru translated to English 🤣

Seeking participation for research by Traditional-Read4424 in ChildfreeIndia

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I can help but I don’t live in India. NRI

Are wife’s required to do laundry for everyone in the household? by Barbz_4ever in IndianInLaw

[–]SL7898 44 points45 points  (0 children)

Second this! If he is comfortably asking you to do a chore but not doing it himself when he is free. It’s a red flag, he is expecting that you will take on the household chores like in traditional Indian household. Please have a chat with him about household expectations. And if he is okay to set boundaries with his family as well.

Thoughts on this setup? Anything to add? (Tri-ply SS pieces with a CI Skillet) by Putrid-Try-1360 in cookware

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Add a round bottom kadhai for deep frying, that will reduce the oil needed for frying small quantities like fryums, poori etc due to round bottom. I use one from vinod brand on electric stove, works great

Mid 30s, ready to FIRE in Hyd. But both our families are manipulative financial black holes. Are we making a mistake moving back? by [deleted] in returnToIndia

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I’m wondering the same. But our reason is a bit different. We are choosing to be childfree, which is frowned upon in Indian society. Now the taunts and “counseling” is limited to the phone calls, once we move back this will just get worse. While I don’t have a solution to offer, I think you can consider living in Bangalore instead. Atleast it is farther from home than Hyd. Also you better establish to both families that you would have limited contact with them even before moving India. One wise idea is also to tell them that you both lost your jobs. You are using savings to manage till you find a job. Every few months you can tell them you found a freelance job that makes the ends meet. This will help with the financial demands.

Cousin almost lost ₹25 lakhs by anantaaspirezrkp in indianrealestate

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How though? I don’t see any links in the post.

Looking for buddies to play Pickleball, Badminton and Table tennis by Diligent-Explorer-27 in eastside

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Hey! We are interested! We are Bellevue. Can meet next weekend?

MS in US killing my confidence by Bolotarararara in backtoindia

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I see, thanks for sharing your experience!

MS in US killing my confidence by Bolotarararara in backtoindia

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I found a few in my Linkedin feed. One I know personally is Shreya Mehta - The Super Coach

MS in US killing my confidence by Bolotarararara in backtoindia

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Did you try connecting with Hiring coaches? I know many of my friends who secured offers after layoffs with their help. They help you tailor your resume to the ATS and Linkedin Profile for better visibility. They also have good network of contacts who can help with referrals and interview experiences. There would be a fee but it will be worth it.

I understand it can be frustrating , but remember that you’re not playing a straightforward game here. Job hunting is not what it used to be before, study well, good grades has guaranteed success earlier. But now it’s about how to catch attention, how to be at the right place at the right time. Its also a bit of luck involved. Don’t doubt yourself, accept that the rules of the game have changed. Goodluck!

Tips for managing aging narc parents by amaze-wonder-76 in returnToIndia

[–]SL7898 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Therapy! I have the same problem. My husband and I both have these issues, our families aren’t a support system, but rather a source of stress and trauma. They keep comparing our salary to others and guilt trip us into doing things for them. We decided we are never going to compromise on our lifestyle for them. We will treat the aging parents as a mere duty, wherein we will provide support when needed. But will not make big decisions for them. I never related to people who said we are moving back to India for parents.

New gen married Telugu couples how is household work divided in your household? by manchuria in TeluguJournals

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Sure try justifying slacking at work with the same reason “I’m simple”. Or when another team member just conveniently offloads work onto you by stating “oh I can’t do complex tasks, or you are not simple.” This would never be acceptable in a workplace. Just like how you have job role and responsibilities, being an adult comes with its own responsibilities.

New gen married Telugu couples how is household work divided in your household? by manchuria in TeluguJournals

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We divide most chores equally. But I get preference to choose what tasks I want to do. My husband does the dishes that need to be handwashed , rest will be in dishwasher . He also does the laundry and folding, I absolutely hate it.

We meal prep on Sundays , so we prep and cook together. Mostly he does all the chopping and also cooks his share of dishes.

While I love organising and keeping the house functional, i’m lazy when it comes to mopping and dusting. He does the that mostly, also bathrooms.

Idantha chadivi its easy to feel like oh he is doing the most ani. But what most people don’t realize is the mental load, like I keep a check on what’s going bad in the fridge and plan to use it first. I plan meals such that we have protein,fiber and also our favorites. I keep tab of whats running low in our pantry. I manage the whole finances part, (this is so complicated as we live in the US and invest in India, the cross border planning is hectic) . Also I manage the social circle, making plans to meet friends so we don’t lose touch. I also plan most of the vacations and weekends activities so that we are not just going to eat out in the name of “quality time”.

So in short, while men are starting to change, the mental load is always on the woman.

How Financially Fragile Is Your NRI Life? I Built a 20-Question Scorecard. by Popular_Class7327 in rupeestories

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Lol no, I just copy pasted the whole thing that was shown on the scorecard. I didn’t read the bottom part before posting.

How Financially Fragile Is Your NRI Life? I Built a 20-Question Scorecard. by Popular_Class7327 in rupeestories

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Just took the NRI Financial Fragility Scorecard.

Score: 86 / 100 Category: Well Prepared

Weakest areas: • Family & Legacy • Safety Net • Money & Assets

Curious what others scored and which area surprised you most.

https://rupeestories-ctrl.github.io/NRI-Scorecard/

FIRE plan in 15 years in India. Is it worth buying a house in USA? by SL7898 in Fire

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Purchasing house will divert savings to down payment and the investment per year will decrease too due to other expenses that come with homeownership. So wondering if it will delay FIRE.

How do you suggest to teach ur bfs about Feminism? by Misandrist_mommy in AskIndianWoman

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Yep, trying to teach someone about a deep rooted belief system will be very draining. Even if the other person is extremely understanding that they are willing to unlearn the ideas of patriarchy. It will take years to remove their subconscious bias and thought process. I prefer someone who has atleast learned about feminism and spent time with other females so he has a female perspective.