until the sky changes color
late night closeness, borrowed certainty, and the quiet understanding that some moments are real without needing to last beyond morning.
space between
a reflection on how love doesn’t always end with a breakup, but with a slow shift—when two people keep going, just not at the same pace, and nothing breaks loudly enough to blame.
do you think that i have forgotten about you?
on forgetting, modern absence, and what it actually means to move on without erasing what was real.
Her Gravity: Thoughts, Habits, and Relationships
A reflection on how someone can quietly dominate your attention, shaping your habits, choices, and perspective on relationships without drama or closure.
Thoda-Thoda, Across Languages
About living between Marathi and Gujarati, learning languages halfway, and how imperfect use is often what keeps them alive.
The Invisible Work in Relationships
a look at how relationships actually function: not on romance, but on constant mental upkeep, unpaid attention, self editing, and the quiet administration no one sees but everyone relies on.
You Are What You Keep Repeating
a look at how life is shaped less by big moments and more by the small choices you repeat every day.